The players initially went of for bad light but since then rain has kept the players off the field.

Let's bring you up to date with where there is play and where there isn't.

It is raining at Taunton, Edgbaston and The Oval - but at the moment, play should resume after tea in the game between Kent and Hampshire at Canterbury.

In Division Two, play has already been abandoned for the day at Hove and Bristol, it is raining at Lord's, and they are off for bad light at Leicester.

Play has, though, resumed at the Riverside, with Durham continuing their first innings against Glamorgan.

30 overs left - but we're unlikely to get through that many in this light.

BJ Watling resumes on 60 not out with debutante Solomon Bell, yet to get off the mark having only faced three balls before the break.

Michael Hogan will bowl from the Lumley End.

Frustration for Glamorgan - who need to wrap this innings up quickly and rack up more bonus points to keep pressure on third-placed Gloucestershire in the promotion race.

Durham re-sign Australia international wicketkeeper batsman Cameron Bancroft for the 2020 season.

Just 50.4 overs possible in the day at Hove, with Worcestershire delighted to have removed Delray Rawlins for 58 just before the rain set in.

After struggling to 32-3 at the start of their innings, Sussex appeared to be turning the game around as Rawlins and Stiaan van Zyl (56) added 94 for the fourth wicket.

But they are both gone and it will be up to home skipper Ben Brown and inexperienced Tom Clakr to try and rebuild again on the second morning.

Away from Bristol and the Riverside - here's the latest on our other Division Two games:

Leicestershire struck early against Lancashire before bad light halted play at Grace Road.

Keaton Jennings was bowled first ball by Chris Wright.

The visitors reached 2-1 before the delay after bowling out their hosts for 155.

Richard Gleeson finished with 6-43.

Middlesex reached 176-3 against Derbyshire at Lord's before rain stopped play.

Sam Robson just missed out on a century after being caught behind off Alex Hughes for 93.

Rain is also holding up play at Hove where Sussex are 150-5 against Worcestershire.

Stiaan van Zyl and Delray Rawlkins both made 50s. Two wickets each for Ed Barnard and Charlie Morris.

We reach tea at the Spitfire Ground as Tom Alsop turns the final ball of a Darren Stevens away behind square for four, taking Hampshire's total past 50.

Alsop advances to 38 not out and Felix Organ is on nine - and even at this early stage of the game, Hampshire are well-placed to secure a third-place finish behind Essex and Somerset.

The new batswman is debutante Solomon Bell - who plays out the rest of David Lloyd's over to see Durham through to tea four down.

A good session overall for Durham and the pressure is on Glamorgan to force the pace in a game they must win well to have a chance of promotion.

The players on both sides look reluctant to come off but the light is deemed to be unfit to continue.

The umpires are staying out in the middle- presumably to take another light meter reading.

The covers are coming on so there's also concern about rain.

In theory 26 overs are left before stumps. In practice we may be done for the day.

Sadly the weather forecast has proved to be wholly accurate in this promotion clash and it doesn't look great for tomorrow either.

Bring a brolly.

Just two more points needed for Northants to move up to Division One.

Gloucestershire need nine.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle

Glamorgan put Durham in at lunchtime following a delayed start due to overnight rain. But they have only managed the one bowling point so far, thanks to stubborn resistance from BJ Watling and Alex Lees.

Lees eventually fell for 45, leaving a ball that nipped back in from Michael Hogan and struck his front pad. It was a poor judgement of error and ended a stand of 62 for the third wicket with Watling.

The New Zealand international went on to reach 50 in first-class cricket for the 70th time though and now has 60. Tea will be taken at 4.00pm.

Just the one bonus point for Glamorgan so far and poor weather likely to be a factor from tomorrow.

David Lloyd bowls and Jack Burnham pushes defensively into the off side.

No threat here for the Durham batsmen.

Tom Alsop finds the boundary from three successive deliveries by Harry Podmore - and there is one for Felix Organ in the next over as he cover drives Matt Milnes.

He is nine not out and Also has 26 from 27 balls, but Darren Stevens is now back into the attack, relieving Podmore.

Away from Bristol and the Riverside - here's the latest on our other Division Two games:

Lancashire are in complete control at Grace Road - where Leicestershire are 155-9.

Richard Gleeson has 5-43.

Middlesex are 175-3 against Derbyshire at Lord's.

Sam Robson just missed out on a century after being caught behind off Alex Hughes for 93.

Rain is holding up play at Hove where Sussex are 150-5 against Worcestershire.

Stiaan van Zyl and Delray Rawlkins both made 50s. Two wickets each for Ed Barnard and Charlie Morris.

More on the 'should Simon Harmer be able to play for England' debate.

from Saves1990: "People saying England picking Harmer would be a 'national disgrace' because he's played for another nation. I didn't hear anyone say Eoin Morgan captaining us to a World Cup was a disgrace because he played ODI cricket for Ireland!! #bbccricket, external"

*These rules are perplexing. Belfast-born Paul Stirling recently announced he was leaving Middlesex because he would have to be re-registered as an overseas player next season....

Re-start delayed at Edgbastonpublished at 15:38 British Summer Time 23 September 2019

15:38 BST 23 September 2019

Yorkshire 261-2 v Warwickshire

Rain has arrived in Birmingham and the start of the final session must wait.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore is 165 not out for Yorkshire and is due to be joined by Gary Ballance, following the dismissal of Tom Loten from the final ball before the tea interval.