Weatherley goes forward to smother the spin of Harmer...

First slip and forward short leg both half appeal for leg before, but the batsman is safe.

He swipes the last ball down to long on for a single.

Another super shot from James Hildreth who drives one straight back past bowler Jack Brooks for four more.

That's his fifth boundary in just 31 balls.

He drives past him again but decides not to run.

Takes a bit of gloss off a good day for the hosts so far.

Great opportunity for the new glove man.

Lovely shot through the off side by Hildreth for four runs. Boy do Somerset need him now.

He picks up three more off the third ball.

Tom Abell gets away with an edge through backward point for three more.

Maiden over from Harmer.

Weatherley is nicely forward to defend against Peter Siddle.

He picks up a single off the last ball. Steady start.

They'll also back out at Southport, where Lancashire now need another 208 to win, having taken their second-innings score past 100 since lunch.

Steven Croft is going well on 34, from 60 balls.

Play is back under way at the Oval, where Division One leaders Surrey need just two more wickets to complete a convincing victory.

Clive Eakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport

Glamorgan have shown some fight early in their second innings in the sunshine at Colwyn Bay but they have a very long way to go to force an unlikely draw.

Nic Selman and Connor Brown have seen off 18 overs since the dismissal of Jack Murphy, LBW to Keith Barker for 8.

The pitch doesn't appear to have much life left in it but Warwickshire can afford to be patient having lifted their first innings lead to 300. Keith Barker hit a breezy half century as Warwickshire passed 500 for the first time in over three years.

The visitors are well and truly on the ropes here after losing Jimmy Adams, Ian Holland, Sam Northeast for just 19 runs between them.

Superb ball from Simon Harmer to dislodge Holland, while Peter Siddle got rid of Northeast on the stroke of lunch.

Joe Weatherley is still there on 24 - joined by his captain James Vince.

Peter Siddle to complete his over after getting Northeast out just before lunch with his second delivery.

Huge appeal for caught behind by Jack Brooks off James Hildreth but the umpire says no.

The batsman pushes the next ball through point but there's no run.

Yorkshire have hit back hard with the new ball and will harbour hopes ofv a win from behind after falling 79 runs short of the Somerset first innings total.

James Hildreth is in the middle with his captain, Tom Abell.

Isabelle Westbury
Former Middlesex captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Somerset were looking for quick wickets and they got them, although not all in the fashion they might have desired.

After polishing off the Yorkshire tail to clinch a 79-run lead, the visitors lost three wickets before lunch - including the experienced heads of Marcus Trescothick and Azhar Ali for 9 and 15 respectively.

Two wickets for stand-in captain David Willey mean that a victory for the home side is not as unlikely a prospect as it seemed at this time yesterday, but they’ll need to ensure Somerset’s lead, now at 120, does not grow too much after lunch.

Adam Whitty
BBC Radio Kent at Derby

The good ship Derbyshire seemed to be set fair for the land of high-scoring draws half an hour before lunch. That is still the most likely outcome, but the waters have got choppier.

Wayne Madsen and Alex Hughes were scoring with comfort on a sunny day on a batting friendly pitch.

But Kent captain Sam Billings turn to spinner Adam Riley - returning from exile for this game. He dismissed Madsen with a good bit of bowling four short of a century, while he was lucky when Hughes punted the ball straight to Denly at mid-wicket

Two new batsmen are now at the crease for Kent, a few quick wickets when we restart, and Kent could chart a course for victory.

Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex

A wicket with what turned out to be the last ball before lunch, and this match is back on a knife edge.

Phil Salt was the man to go, edging James Fuller behind, which leaves the equation of Sussex needing another 190 to win and Middlesex needing eight wickets

Victory for Sussex would effectively end any thoughts Middlesex have of promotion, whilst giving the visitors five Championship wins in a row.

it’s all making for a terrific game!

Bob Hunt
BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Another depressing morning for the visitors at Bristol, as Gloucestershire built up a lead of 352 with eight wickets outstanding.

Skipper Chris Dent picked up his first century of the season. He is on 118, with Benny Howell on 20. Just the one wicket to fall, James Bracey for 43, and skipper Dent will look to declare sometime this afternoon to give Leicestershire an almost impossible chance to save the game.

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Surrey are just two wickets from victory. They're off for some grub before that though.