Jason Roy and Ollie Pope hit centuries as Surrey fight back against Essex
Somerset's Craig Overton takes hat-trick as they beat Notts by an innings
Lancashire defeat Hampshire by eight wickets at the Ageas Bowl
Notts stay up at Lancashire's expense by virtue of winning one more game
Yorkshire beat Worcestershire to finish fourth in Div One
Warwickshire are Div Two champions after win over Kent in Jonathan Trott's last game
Gloucestershire defeat Derbyshire by two wickets
Durham lose to Middlesex in Paul Collingwood's last game before retirement
Glamorgan beat Leicestershire despite 94 by number 10 Dieter Klein
Worcs 340 & 221 v Yorks 428 & 39-1 (Target 134)
I'm not sure Jeet Raval could've kept that one out.
An absolute jaffa from Dillon Pennington, which spears in back of a length to clip the top of the off stump.
The Pears have a glimmer of hope.
Durham 310 & 30-1 v Middx 121 & 355 (Target 167)
Just the one run off his seventh over as Steel is happy to leave the ball outside the off.
Another couple of wickets could bring the visitors back into this.
At the other end James Fuller replaces Ethan Bamber.
This is the best photo we've seen today, Jonathan Trott embracing the future - literally - after walking off the field at Edgbaston for the final time, having helped Warwickshire clinch the Division Two title.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been quite a career - 52 Tests, 68 one-dayers and seven T20 internationals; 18,662 first-class runs including 46 centuries and 92 50s.
"Making the decision I did in May gave me a new lease of life and allowed me to enjoy this last season," the 37-year-old said.
“It’s not about me. It’s about this being a good day for the club. I’ve always preferred to be just one of the guys.
“Belly’s going to be around for another season, or two seasons, or whatever. But there are other guys waiting in the wings to come though."
Worcs 340 & 221 v Yorks 428 & 27-0 (Target 134)
Dillon Pennington bowls a no-ball and Adam Lyth clips the ball away to square leg for four, so six conceded.
The next ball is quicker and Lyth lets it go through to the keeper.
Another no-ball and a single to end the over, which cost 13 runs.
Yorkshire are well on their way.
Surrey 67 & 387-4 v Essex 477-8 dec
Image source, Getty ImagesMagnificent batting by England's Ollie Pope who hits a four and a six at the start of a new Matt Quinn over and then hooks a short ball for another boundary to reach a 97-ball century.
He still hasn't done and punches the ball away off the back foot for another as the over costs the Eassex paceman 18 runs.
Surrey now only 27 behind - surely it's out of the question that the champions can win this match, isn't it?
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Durham 310 & 29-1 v Middx 121 & 355 (Target 167)
Gareth Harte gets a rising ball off a length from Tim Murtagh and the ball just evades the edge.
He's down the track for the next ball and nudges the ball to fine leg for a couple.
39 overs left tonight.
Glamorgan 359 & 175 v Leicestershire 132 & 147-8
Glamorgan may have thought the job was almost done when they picked up the wicket of Ben Mike.
Callum Parkinson and Dieter Klein have other ideas, though, and two fours by the latter off Kieran Bull's off-spin brings up a half-century partnership.
Klein is 32 not out and Parkinson has 23.
Worcs 340 & 221 v Yorks 428 & 9-0 (Target 134)
Adam Lyth drives Ed Barnard down the ground for his first run.
He's faced 12 balls. No giveaways here.
He picks up another with a leg side clip off Pennington at the other end.
Lovely shot from Jeet Raval, who clips the fourth ball away to square leg for four.
A play and miss off the last ball.
Surrey 67 & 364-4 v Essex 477-8 dec
Ben Foakes moves across his stumps but fails to make contact with the ball and Matt Quinn has the breakthrough. It looked a little bit high but the umpire is happy it was hitting the stumps.
Foakes put on 115 with Ollie Pope, who is still there on 83 as Will Jacks joins him on a pair.
Durham 310 & 27-1 v Middx 121 & 355 (Target 167)
There's the breakthrough!
Alex Lees is trapped on the crease and pinned plumb in front by Tim Murtagh.
Gareth Harte's turn to bat.
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Surrey 67 & 358-3 v Essex 477-8 dec
Unsurprisingly, the new ball has been taken straight after tea at The Oval.
Ollie Pope square cuts Jamie Porter for four before taking a single, and Ben Foakes survives an lbw shout before the over comes to an end.
Surrey now just 47 behind.
Durham 310 & 27-0 v Middx 121 & 355 (Target 167)
A brace of fours for Alex Lees off Tim Murtagh and this game is drifting away from Middlesex somewhat.
For now. Ethan Bamber beats Cameron Steel outside off stump.
A minimum of 42 overs left tonight.
Worcs 340 & 21 v Yorks 428 & 1-0
The bowler goes around the wicket and Adam Lyth plays and misses.
Don't take anything for granted here.
A leg bye off the fifth ball and the White Rose are on their way.
Jeet Raval leaves the last ball outside the off.
Worcs 340 & 221 v Yorks 428 & 0-0 (Target 134)
A minimum of 41 overs remain tonight as the umpires make their way to the middle.
Jeet Raval and Adam Lyth will get the chase started.
It shouldn't be a testing target - but that doesn't mean it won't be!
Ed Barnard to bowl.
Among the Essex contingent at The Oval for their final game of the summer against Surrey is long-serving wicketkeeper James Foster, who is retiring to pursue a career in coaching.
BBC Essex caught up with him for a chat - and you can hear it below.
Essex wicketkeeper on leaving Essex and moving into coaching
Durham 310 & 19-0 v Middx 121 & 355
Alex Lees gets an edge off Tim Murtagh and the ball runs away for four.
The latest is that Ollie Rayner, after substituting for the injured James Harris, will not be allowed to bowl.
147 to win and 45 overs left tonight.
Warwkickshire 380 beat Kent 167 & 179 by an inns and 34 runs
Warwickshire are celebrating winning the Division Two title following their innings victory over Kent.
Head coach Jim Troughton said it was a day of mixed feelings, but a proud one for the club.
“To beat the other best team in the league in two and a half days is a fantastic way to finish," he said.
“There is a certain sadness about it because we are saying goodbye to Chris Wright and Keith Barker, who have been absolute legends at this club, and Jonathan Trott, who has done so much for this club and his country.
“It's great that Trotty's family were here to see the fantastic reaction from everyone towards him. It's been a privilege to be alongside him with the Bears for so long.
"To walk away from this season not only promoted, but with a trophy is only right for this group of players who have worked incredibly hard. I am very proud of them."
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Durham 310 & 15-0 v Middx 121 & 355 (Target 167)
Maiden from Tim Murtagh.
Alex Lees drives Bamber for a couple of twos.
The debate rages on about the substitution earlier.
The grey area seems to be what constitutes "exceptional circumstances."
A leg bye off the sixth ball.
Division One
Surrey 67 & 357-3 v Essex 477-8 dec
Worcestershire 340 & 221 v Yorkshire 428
Hampshire 187 & 198 v Lancashire 273 & 113-2
Lancashire won by eight wickets
Somerset 463 v Nottinghamshire 133 & 184 (f/o)
Somerset won by an innings and 146 runs
Division Two
Middlesex 121 & 355 v Durham 310
Glamorgan 359 & 175 v Leicestershire 132 & 107-8 - still in play
Kent 167 & 179 v Warwickshire 380
Warwickshire won by innings and 34 runs
Derbyshire 184 & 157 v Gloucestershire 163 & 179-8
Gloucestershire won by two wickets
Surrey 67 & 357-3 v Essex 477-8 dec
Tea arrives at The Oval after Ollie Pope helps himself to another couple of boundaries off Simon Harmer.
The England batsman has 77 not out, Ben Foakes is on 31, and they have added 108 so far for the fourth Surrey wicket.
Only 53 more needed now to avoid an innings defeat.