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Middlesex v Hants 137-7 (target 158)

Joe Weatherley could well be the matchwinner for Hampshire.

The opener goes past fifty for the second time in the match.

Hants need another 21 with two wickets in hand.

Meanwhile, Notts v Yorkshire gets going too.

Skipper Steven Mullaney joins Joe Clarke at the crease.

Erm, okay, Worcestershire are still batting after lunch with a lead of 309.

I'm not quite sure what to make of that.

Play has also resumed at Chelmsford.

Can Will Jacks and Jamie Smith continue to frustrate Essex?

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Back out at Radlett. Hampshire need another 27 runs for victory, Middlesex require two wickets with Liam Dawson unable to bat.

Joe Weatherley and Keith Barker are the men in the middle for Hants.

We're back under way at Bristol.

Warwickshire need 239 runs to win off a minimum of 65 overs, with Will Rhodes and Rob Yates coming out to bat for the Bears.

It's in the balance.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

A tense afternoon would appear to be in prospect at Trent Bridge as Nottinghamshire look to inflict their first red ball victory over Yorkshire in nine years.

Set a victory target of 188 in their Bob Willis Trophy match, Notts have reached lunch on 46-3, requiring a further 142 runs.

Earlier in the session Yorkshire were dismissed for 278 in their second innings, with Jonny Tattersall being the last to be dismissed after making 53 from 180 deliveries.

Resuming on 259 for seven, the visitors could only muster a further 19 runs before the loss of their last three wickets. Zak Chappell had Duanne Olivier caught behind for eight to finish with four for 59. Matt Carter then removed Dominic Leech, for one, as well as Tattersall, to collect figures of four for 76.

Both Nottinghamshire openers departed cheaply at the start of the chase, with Chris Nash given out lbw to Olivier for 11, before Haseeb Hameed nicked Leech down the leg side for just one.

Olivier struck again in the final over of the session, having Ben Duckett spectacularly caught in the gully by Dawid Malan for 19.

Nick Webb
BBC Sport Wales

Worcestershire ticked along comfortably for the first session as they built on an overnight lead of 179 with a declaration in mind.

Daryl Mitchell and Tom Fell put on 85 before Fell clipped one to keeper Chris Cooke down the leg-side for Timm van der Gugten’s first wicket of the match.

Mitchell was six short of his century when he gave spinner Kieran Bull the charge, missed and was stumped.

With Glamorgan slowing the over-rate, Worcestershire’s lead passed the 300 mark just before lunch to put them in a position to declare.

With all five games at luncheon, myself and Joe will step away for a bit also.

Back shortly.

Worcestershire go to lunch with a lead of 309.

I'd expect the declaration to come during the interval to give themselves two full sessions to try and bowl Glamorgan out.

Or they might chase 310. Anything is possible in this daft game.

Postpublished at 13:05 British Summer Time 11 August 2020

13:05 BST 11 August 2020

Notts 45-2 (target 188) v Yorks

Joe Clarke gets a nasty Duanne Olivier bouncer straight on the chin.

After a lengthy concussion check he's okay to carry on.

Notts need 143 runs to win. Lunch is just around the corner at Trent Bridge.

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It's lunch at Essex, where Surrey pair Will Jacks and Jamie Smith have frustrated the hosts for almost an hour.

Simon Harmer got rid of Scott Borthwick and Ryan Patel, but since then the young Surrey pair have batted sensibly to give their side a chance of saving the game.

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What a session of cricket, and what a finish in prospect.

Hampshire go to lunch requiring another 27 for victory. Joe Weatherley and Keith Barker have added 23 precious runs in that half-hour before the interval.

Middlesex, who took five wickets in the session, need two wickets for victory themselves.