Derbyshire beat Notts with one ball to spare
Leicestershire score 150 in 17 overs to beat Lancashire
Essex, Durham, Yorkshire, Worcs & Middlesex all win
Northants bat to draw with Warwickshire
New four-day domestic competition set up after coronavirus pandemic delayed start of 2020 season
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Borthwick c Simpson b Walallawita 1 (Surrey 282 & 19-2 v Middlesex 347-6 dec & 248-6 dec)
This could be a very big wicket at The Oval!
Surrey's stand-out performer in their first innings Scott Borthwick is on his way cheaply.
Middlesex left-arm spinner Thilan Walallawita has him caught down the legside by John Simpson for just a single and Surrey 19-2 as they chase 314 to win.
Vilas b Parkinson 43 (Lancashire 322 & 155-5 v Leicestershire 409-8)
Image source, PA MediaTen minutes before lunch Dane Vilas plays onto his stumps off the bowling of Callum Parkinson and goes for 43.
That's a real stinger for Lancashire as that partnership with Steven Croft looked like it could get them out of some trouble.
Instead they're just 68 ahead of Leicestershire with five wickets left.
Surrey (282 & 14-1) need 300 more runs to beat Middlesex (347-6 dec & 248-6 dec)
Wicket time at The Oval.
Tim Murtagh has Mark Stoneman trapped leg before to give the visitors a first scalp in this Surrey second innings.
Stoneman looks a bit disgruntled by that thinking he may have got a nick on it but up went umpire Rob Bailey's finger pretty quickly.
Chopra c Robinson b Stewart 9 (Essex 298 & 61-4 v Kent 387 & 112)
My word! That is the commentator's curse on Varun Chopra!
Essex four down now and they have lost three wickets for just 13 runs in the space of five overs.
A fine edge from Chopra through to Ollie Robinson with the gloves gives Grant Stewart another wicket.
Essex still need another 141 runs.
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Lancashire (322 & 155-4) lead Leicestershire (409-8) by 68 runs
Image source, PA MediaLancashire have responded well to losing Rob Jones early on day four, with Dane Vilas (43*) and Steven Croft (19*) bringing up the 50 partnership for for the fifth-wicket,
It's just what the doctor ordered for the Red Rose, who still only lead Leicestershire by 68 runs at New Road.
Essex (298 & 61-3) need 141 more runs to beat Kent (387 & 112)
Varun Chopra comes out to join Sir Alastair Cook at number five for Essex.
Begins with two fours, the first one not too convincing as it goes off the edge along the ground through the slips but the second more confident with a drive through the covers.
Essex need another 141.
Northamptonshire (142 & 406-6) lead Warwickshire (369-8) by 179 runs
Image source, Getty ImagesNorthants have played brilliantly in the first 90 minutes today and captain Adam Rossington has a deserved century to celebrate.
He's on 103 off 228 balls as the visitors pass the 400-mark and lead Warwickshire by 179 runs at Edgbaston.
What had looked a likely Bears victory is now in the balance.
Flurry of potentially key wickets there as a couple of games start to get very interesting indeed....
Du Plooy lbw Mullaney 7 (Derbyshire 239 & 165-3 v Nottinghamshire 324 & 279)
Derbyshire need 200 more runs to win but lose first-innings centurion Leus du Plooy for seven.
On replay it looks pretty plumb - Notts skipper Steven Mullaney got plenty of swing.
Wayne Madsen has passed 12,000 first-class runs and remains there for the visitors while Notts have lost bowler Joey Evison to injury.
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Westley c Robinson b Stewart 0 (Essex 298 & 49-3 v Kent 387 & 112)
And another for Kent!
Tom Westley falls for a duck as Ollie Robinson takes a low diving catch with the gloves off Grant Stewart.
Essex in a touch of strife now at 49-3 still needing another 153 to win.
Alastair Cook not out on 21 at the other end.
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Browne c Stevens b Qadri 25 (Essex 298 & 48-2 v Kent 387 & 112)
Big wicket for Kent at Chelmsford!
Nick Browne departs as he edges to the waiting hands of Darren Stevens at first slip.
A wicket for spinner Hamidullah Qadri in his first over into the attack.
Essex need 154 more to win with eight wickets remaining.
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Gloucestershire (267 & 188-5) lead Worcestershire (428-5) by 27 runs
Worcestershire opener Daryl Mitchell gets his first wicket of the match, Ryan Higgins departing lbw for six.
George Hankins is still there on 58 but Gloucestershire are now 188-5, with just a lead of 27 runs at Bristol.
Surrey (282 & 6-0) need 308 more runs to beat Middlesex (347-6 dec & 248-6 dec)
Surrey's second innings begins with Mark Stoneman and Ryan Patel opening up.
Patel off the mark with a couple into the legside off Miguel Cummins which was in the air for a while to keep the mid-wicket fielder interested.
Out of reach of his diving attempt though.
Somerset (296 & 290-8 dec) v Glamorgan (131 & 166)
Image source, Getty ImagesAll over at Taunton!
Jack Brooks takes the final Glamorgan wicket to bowl them out for 166 in their second innings and complete victory after just over an hour's play on this final day.
Somerset beat Glamorgan by 289 runs to kick off their campaign with a handsome win in the Central Group.
They claim 21 points for that win, Glamorgan just the three points from a disappointing batting performance.
Glamorgan (131 & 158-9) need 298 more runs to beat Somerset (296 & 290-8 dec)
Image source, Getty ImagesMake that nine wickets down for Glamorgan now!
Kieran Ball is bowled comprehensively by Jamie Overton and Somerset are on the brink of victory.
Smith c Van der Merwe b Davey 3 (Somerset 296 & 290-8 dec v Glamorgan 131 & 158-8)
Somerset just two wickets away from victory now!
Ruairdhi Smith the latest to fall to Josh Davey.
Godleman lbw Evison 86 (Derbyshire 239 & 146-2 v Nottinghamshire 324 & 279)
A big, big wicket for Notts!
With the first ball after a hand sanitising break Joey Evison pins Derbyshire's Billy Godleman lbw for 86.
That's four wickets in the match and two decent batting contributions for the youngster and Derbyshire are 156-2 - needing a further 219 runs to win.
Middlesex (347-6 dec & 248-6 dec) lead Surrey (282) by 313 runs
And Thomas gets his wish!
Middlesex pull the plug on their second innings after an hour of batting on this final day.
Surrey will need 314 runs to win and there are a minimum of 71 overs left in the game.
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Thomas Sutcliffe: Middlesex need to declare and get Surrey in sooner rather than later.
Middlesex (347-6 dec & 245-6) lead Surrey (282) by 310 runs
Another Middlesex wicket falls at The Oval, but the visitors aren't declaring just yet.
John Simpson caught in the deep to give Amar Virdi his first wicket of the innings.
Middlesex lead by 310.