Kent beat Warwickshire by eight wickets
Yorkshire complete innings and 44-run win against Hampshire
Champions Surrey draw with Essex
Lancashire beat Middlesex by seven wickets in Division Two
Sussex beat Durham by six wickets
Worcestershire beat Leicestershire by an innings and 18 runs
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 34-3 (target 39)
Two wickets to Sam Robson now and this one is the Big Show of Glenn Maxwell.
He's trying to finish it off with a maximum in fairness and fails in two consecutive attempts as this time around he is caught by a sprinting back James Harris at mid-off.
Still five to win for the Red Rose...
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 31-2 (target 39)
Just eight more runs to win now for Lancashire.
Glenn Maxwell in alongside Haseeb Hameed now as we're almost there.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 & 47-1 - target 123
Too much width outside off stump and Crawley drives through cover for four.
A single off the fourth ball and Renshaw picks up another run through cover point.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 26-2 (target 39)
Oh dear, Brooke Guest won't want to see that again...
Sam Robson comes on to bowl his part-time spin and second ball forces the right-hander to chop the ball on to his own stumps.
Lancashire lose a second wicket in their small run-chase.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 40-1 - target 123
Crawley shovels a leg side ball away through mid-wicket for two and the second one is glanced away through square leg for four.
The Bears can't afford to bowl there.
The bowler straightens up and Renshaw defends.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 25-1 (target 39)
Edging ever closer are Lancashire to victory.
Brooke Guest drives Dawid Malan for a nice four and Haseeb Hameed works some tidy twos off his legs.
14 more to win...
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Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 33-1 - target 123
A flashing drive outside off by Renshaw yields four more runs.
The next ball from Sidebottom is pushed out a bit wider and carved through point for four more.
The bowler straightens up for the fifth ball and Renshaw jabs down to defend.
A play and a miss outside off completes the over.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 17-1 (target 39)
Very patient progress here from Lancashire as Brooke Guest joins Haseeb Hameed after the loss of Keaton Jennings.
They're just dealing in singles as they chase the small target of 39 to win.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 25-1 - target 123
Brookes bowls just back of a length and Renshaw jabs to square leg for one.
An ungainly swish by Crawley outside off stump, the ball evading the edge, and the bowler is unimpressed.
Shot! The last ball is driven on the up through mid off for four.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 20-1 - target 123
Brookes rushes Renshaw through a defensive jab before straying slightly to leg with his sixth ball, tapped away to mid-wicket for one.
Renshaw takes a single off the second ball the next over, bowled by Sidebottom, who gets Crawley to play and miss outside off stump.
But his fifth ball is short and pulled through square leg for four.
Two more runs come off the sixth ball.
Surrey 395 & 296-6 v Essex 448
Crash! Bang! and out for Will Jacks.
The Surrey batsman has some fun clearing the ropes to reach his second half-century of the match off just 89 balls with six fours and two sixes.
Tries to go for another big one, but only finds Tom Westley on the long-on boundary.
Surrey bat on though for now with their lead at 243.
Warwks 346 & 280 v Kent 504-9 dec & 11-1 - target 123
Matt Renshaw is the new batsman at the non-striker's end.
Sidebottom over-pitches and Crawley drives down the ground for four.
He gets a single off the fourth.
Renshaw plays and misses but the ball just evades an inside edge en route to the keeper.
And... breathe.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 12-1 (target 39)
Oh well, not what Keaton Jennings will have wanted from this opportunity.
He falls for just 8 as he mistimes a pull shot off Tim Murtagh down to long leg where sub fielder Ethan Bamber takes the catch.
Small victory for Middlesex as they deny their visitors a 10-wicket win.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 12-0 (target 39)
Crunch!
Keaton Jennings pulls Tim Murtagh for four and Lancashire in to double figures.
Just 27 more needed to win.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 6-1 - target 123
The batsmen score a single apiece in the first two balls of Sidebottom's over and the next four balls are left alone.
Henry Brookes drifts to leg with his third ball and Sean Dickson punches it through long on for four.
Out! That's a much straighter ball. Dickson plays across the line and that's an easy decision for the umpire.
We may yet have a contest on our hands here...
Surrey 395 & 282-5 v Essex 448
No declaration from Surrey then at tea. They still want some more batting practice.
Will Jacks decides it's time to get out his nine iron and loft Simon Harmer back over his head for a straight six!
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 4-0 (target 39)
Patient start by Keaton Jennings and Haseeb Hameed for Lancashire with few alarms as they chase the small target of just 39.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 0-0 - target 123
So there you have it. 31 overs remaining in the day's play.
A Kent win is the most likely outcome but this has been a brave resurrection of the game after an 18th first class century from Tim Ambrose and a career-best 84 from Henry Brookes.
Sean Dickson and Zak Crawley to begin the run chase.
Ryan Sidebottom to bowl.
Warwks 346 & 280 (f/o) v Kent 504-9 dec & 0-0 - target 123
Ben Watts
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Kent
One more session remains of what has been a brilliant game of cricket here at Edgbaston.
Earlier in the day, Kent looked as if victory was going to be theirs at a canter, but then came an extraordinary stand of 154 for the eighth wicket between Tim Ambrose and Henry Brookes.
With time starting to run out and the draw looking likely, Milnes removed the belligerent Ambrose for 107 and took the final wicket of Brookes for 84, as Harry Podmore completed his five wicket haul in between.
Kent now require 123 runs in 31 overs to collect their first Division One win in the County Championship since 2010.
Middlesex 265 & 200 v Lancashire 427 & 0-0
Here we go then at Lord's...
Middlesex's rather rapid second-innings collapse of 4-13 means Lancashire need just 39 to win.
Here come their openers Keaton Jennings and Haseeb Hameed...