Wins for Kent, Derbyshire and Lancashire
Kent's Jordan Cox (238*) & Jack Leaning (220*) put on 423
Record partnership for any wicket for Kent who end on 530-1
All 18 counties split into three regional groups of six
Each side will play five games
Two teams with most points contest five-day final
Middlesex 252 & 186-8 v Hants 296
Wicket number three for Hampshire spinner Felix Organ as he bowls Tom Helm for one.
Middlesex lead by 142 with a couple of wickets left. Hampshire favourites at the moment you'd say.
Davis c Madsen b Critchley 8 (Leicestershire 199 & 168-9 v Derbys 408)
Five-for for Matt Critchley as Will Davis is caught by Wayne Madsen.
A fantastic bowling performance.
Derbyshire are nearly there.
Leicestershire 199 & 167-8 v Derbys 408
Leicestershire resume on 167-8, with Harry Swindells (20) and Will Davis (8) at the crease
The hosts still need another 42 runs just to make Derbyshire bat again.
Rawlins b Stevens 19 (Kent 530-1 v Sussex 332 & 89-5)
Darren Stevens gets his fourth...
The medium-pacer sneaks one through Delray Rawlins.
Kent need five more wickets for a thumping victory. Sussex still trail by 109.
Kent 530-1 v Sussex 332 & 89-4
The Sussex number three is not going down without a fight at Canterbury.
Finch brings up his half-century, an innings that's come with 11 fours. Brutal.
But now there's a wicket...
Walter b Virdi 46 (Essex 262 & 209-6 v Surrey 187)
Surrey aren't done yet.
Spinner Amar Virdi gets one through the defences of Paul Walter and the big man is on his way for 46.
Essex lead by 284.
Worcs 455-8 & 3-0 v Glamorgan 374
Daryl Mitchell and first-innings century-maker Jake Libby get Worcestershire's second innings under way.
Quick runs should be the order of the day for the Pears in this session with a bit of rain around. Wins are crucial in such a short tournament.
Gloucestershire 210 & 155-5 v Warks 247
We're also back out at Bristol.
Warwickshire's Oliver Hannon-Dalby, who already has eight wickets this match, has the ball.
Gloucestershire have a lead of 118, the Bears need a wicket.
Kent 530-1 v Sussex 332 & 67-4
They're back out after tea at Canterbury.
Kent will be hopeful of wrapping up victory in this final session. Six wickets needed.
Brook c Mullaney b Patel 30 (Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 186-5)
Harry Brook goes! Two balls into the evening session, he's fallen. Caught at slip by Steven Mullaney off the bowling of Sumit Patel.
That's 2-39 for Patel. Yorkshire lead by 95.
Lancashire (308) beat Durham (180 & 110) by an innings and 18 runs
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's all over, Lancashire won't have to bat again. Durham have well and truly been dominated at Chester-le-Street!
Liam Livingstone bowls Chris Rushworth and Lancashire win by an innings and 18 runs inside three days.
Sowter c sub b Holland 3 (Middlesex 252 & 181-7 v Hants 296)
As I was typing out those latest scores, Middlesex were losing a seventh wicket.
Nathan Sowter slices Ian Holland to cover.
Middlesex lead by 137.
Durham 180 & 109-9 v Lancs 308
Durham's final stand of Ben Raine (25) and Chris Rushworth (10) have added 23 to the total so far.
The hosts now trail by 19. They're going to lose, but they might just make Lancashire have to bat again.
Bob Willis Trophy - day three
With the majority of games at tea, let's take a glance at the latest scores...
North group:
Durham 180 & 107-9 v Lancashire 308 - Durham trail by 21 runs
Leics 199 & 159-8 v Derbys 408 - Leics trail by 50 runs
Tea - Notts 355 v Yorks 264 & 186-4 - Yorkshire lead by 95 runs
Central group:
Tea - Gloucs 210 & 155-5 v Warwickshire 247 - Gloucs lead by 118 runs
Tea - Worcs 455-8 v Glamorgan 374 - Glamorgan trail by 81 runs
South group:
Tea - Essex 262 & 201-5 v Surrey 187 - Essex lead by 276 runs
Tea - Kent 530-1 v Sussex 332 & 59-4 - Sussex trail by 139 runs
Middlesex 252 & 181-7 v Hants 296
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Higgins c Burgess b H Brookes 51 (Gloucestershire 210 & 155-5 v Warks 247)
With the final ball before tea Henry Brookes dismisses Ryan Higgins who's caught on the leg side by keeper Michael Burgess.
I'm struggling to keep up!
Worcestershire 455-8 v Glamorgan 374
A fine last-wicket stand between Timm van der Gugten and Michael Hogan is eventually ended by Dillon Pennington as he removes Hogan for 17.
Worcestershire hold a lead of 81 heading into their second innings.
Gloucestershire 210 & 155-4 v Warks 247
In all the madness Ryan Higgins has just brought up his half-century off 98 balls.
Gloucestershire's lead is 112.
Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 186-4
End of the afternoon session in Nottingham with three wickets and 104 runs coming from it.
The game seems finely poised with Yorkshire's lead sitting on 95.
Brown lbw b Stevens 2 (Kent 530-1 v Sussex 332 & 59-4)
Image source, Getty ImagesThat my friends is out.
Darren Stevens floats one in, yorker length, and it strikes Ben Brown plumb in front.
Stevens has figures of 3-22 as the players go to tea.