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Thanks for being with us on this second day of the opening round in the Bob Willis Trophy.

More entertaining storylines from the action and you can read more about all of them right here on the counties section of the BBC Sport website and app.

We'll give Tim Bresnan the honour of the closing picture for his debut century in Warwickshire colours as the Bears took command of their match against Northamptonshire.

We'll be back for all the action on the third day from just before the start of play on Monday.

Until then - thanks for being with us.

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North group:

Emirates, Chester-le-Street: Durham (103 & 106-2) lead Yorkshire (199) by 10 runs

Trent Bridge: Derbyshire (239) trail Nottinghamshire (324 & 84-3) by 169 runs

Worcester: Leicestershire (183-2) trail Lancashire (322) by 139 runs

Central group:

Bristol: Gloucestershire (267) lead Worcestershire (223-2) by 44 runs

Taunton: Somerset (296 & 131-2) lead Glamorgan (131) by 296 runs

Edgbaston: Warwickshire (369-8) lead Northamptonshire (142 & 19-0) by 208 runs

South group:

Chelmsford: Essex (179-5) trail Kent (387) by 208 runs

Hove: Sussex (176 & 155-6) lead Hampshire (153) by 178 runs

The Oval: Surrey (189-3) trail Middlesex (347-6 dec) by 158 runs

Right then - that's the last game that was still to reach stumps.

Let's round up all the scores before we close up ourselves for the day.

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And that is the end of the day at Trent Bridge.

Another eventful one with plenty of runs and wickets.

Nottinghamshire build on their first-innings lead of 85 as they close on 84-3 to move 169 ahead.

Leus du Plooy grabbed the headlines earlier on with a superb counter-attacking 130 off 177 balls for Derbyshire.

Without an incredible last-wicket stand, his side would be a long way out of this game.

Haseeb Hameed (pictured above) and Steven Mullaney will resume for Notts on day three.

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Six more overs to be bowled in the last remaining game still being played.

Nottinghamshire building what is looking like a handsome lead over Derbyshire with Haseeb Hameed (27 not out) and Steven Mullaney (16 not out) at the crease as the shadows lengthen across the Trent Bridge outfield.

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End of the day at Taunton and without doubt, Somerset's day.

Thanks to the Overton twins, they skittled out Glamorgan for just 131 earlier and then have gone on to build an imposing lead in their second innings.

Skipper Tom Abell (44 not out) and James Hildreth (45 not out) both moving towards half-centuries as 296 runs is their lead heading into day three.

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And that is stumps on day two in the north east.

Durham edge themselves into a slender lead thanks to their patient and disciplined second-innings batting display so far.

Alex Lees unbeaten on 58 playing the key role for the hosts.

Durham edge ahead in this one as the second day moves towards the close.

David Bedingham lofts spinner Jack Shutt for a one-bounce four to take the hosts' second innings to 100 which gives them a slender lead.

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What a finish to the day down on the south coast.

Hampshire keeping themselves right in this tight contest with those late wickets.

Mason Crane almost had another in the final over as Delray Rawlins just had enough on his slog sweep to clear the deep mid-wicket boundary.

Sussex head into day three with a lead of 178 with four second-innings wickets in hand.

Finely poised.

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Durham (103 & 87-2) trail Lancashire (199) by 9 runs

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First half-century of the match at Chester-le-Street goes to Durham opener Alex Lees against his former county.

Durham moving towards parity in their second innings as we move towards the end of this second day.

What an afternoon Derbyshire's Sam Connors has had!

First he was five not out as part of an 80-run final wicket partnership with centurion Leus du Plooy, and he's just trapped Joe Clarke lbw for his third wicket of Notts' second innings.

Clarke goes for two and Notts may have a 126-run lead but they're in a spot of bother on 41-3.

Northamptonshire survive seven overs at the end of the day and close on 19-0, trailing by a rather large 208 runs.

Day two belongs to former England all-rounder Tim Bresnan and his knock of 105 on his Warwickshire debut, which has put the Bears in control at Edgbaston.

Ben Curran and Emiliano Gay have a lot of batting to do for Northants tomorrow.

Hampshire bag another Sussex wicket late in the day.

Mason Crane the bowler this time as he dismisses nightwatchman Jack Carson for a duck.

Carson doesn't think he's got an edge on it through to wicketkeeper Lewis McManus but up goes the finger pretty sharpish even though he makes a TV referral symbol in protest.

No such DRS in these games I'm afraid!

Worcestershire have picked up where they ended day one, having the better of this match.

They polished off the Gloucestershire tail this morning and then Daryl Mitchell (80) and Jake Libby (77) made a 152-run opening stand to put them ahead in the game.

Tom Fell and Jack Haynes have since taken on the mantel and they close just 44 runs adrift of the Pears first-innings total, with eight wickets in hand.

And that's the end of the second day south of the River Thames.

Both sides could arguably claim they're in a decent position here.

Scott Borthwick's unbeaten 73 leading the way for Surrey, who go to the close trailing by 158 runs after Middlesex earlier declared on 347-6.

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Sam Connors got rid of Chris Nash with the second ball of the Notts innings and comes back into the attack to bring the end of Ben Duckett.

The right-armer tempts Duckett into a flick which is easily caught behind by Harvey Hosein.

The hosts haven't pressed home their advantage here and are 39-2 as Joe Clarke joins Hasseb Hameed.

They've also reached the end of day two at New Road, where Ben Slater's century for Leicestershire has been the standout moment.

The on-loan Nottinghamshire batsman will start on 105 tomorrow morning, with the Foxes 183-2 - still 139 runs before Lancashire's first-innings total.

Still plenty of time in this game.

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And that's stumps on the second day between Essex and Kent.

Kent in the ascendancy after reducing Essex to 144-5 in reply to their imposing 387.

Ryan ten Doeschate (22 not out) and Adam Wheater (24 not out) have stood firm to try and move Essex towards avoiding the follow-on, but the county champions will still have plenty to do on day three.