Harmer takes 8-64 as Essex beat Surrey by 169 runs
Harmer finishes with match figures of 14-131
Notts bowled out for 97 as Yorkshire win by 90 runs
Gloucs beat Warwickshire by 78 runs - Higgins takes 7-42
Worcs draw with Glamorgan
Hants beat Middlesex by three wickets
Wins for Somerset, Kent, Derbys & Lancs on days two and three
Gloucestershire 210 & 234-7 v Warks 247
It's just not happening for Warwickshire after Jack Taylor's wicket in the opening half hour.
They turn to spin as Alex Thomson replaces Henry Brooks.
Batsmen George Scott and Tom Smith look untroubled on 24 and four respectively.
Gloucestershire lead by 197.
Came c Robson b Murtagh 1 (Middlesex v Hants 87-5, target 158)
And another for Tim Murtagh!
Harry Came snicks the seamer to slip where Sam Robson pulls off a fantastic low, diving catch.
Hampshire are still 71 runs shy of their target and I'd say Middlesex are now favourites.
Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 278
It's been a great morning session so far for Nottinghamshire.
Zak Chappell finishes with figures of 4-59, while Matthew Carter took 4-76.
Yorkshire were the overwhelming favourites in the north group but now they've got a tough task ahead of them.
Notts are less than 200 runs from recording their first win in red ball cricket for over two years.
Chris Nash and Haseeb Hameed are the batsmen coming out the pavilion.
Holland c Sowter b Murtagh 17 (Middlesex v Hants 85-4, target 158)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTim Murtagh strikes again!
The Irishman dismisses Ian Holland for 17.
Which way is this going to go? Hampshire need 73 more runs, Middlesex need five wickets with Liam Dawson unable to bat.
Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 278
All out! Jonathan Tattersall is caught in the slips by Steven Mullaney as he attempts to reverse sweep Matthew Carter. He falls for 53 from 180 balls.
Yorkshire's lead is 187. I'd call Notts favourites, but you never know in cricket.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcs 455-8 & 146-2 v Glamorgan 374
Worcestershire have been pegged back by Glamorgan in the last few overs - the runs aren't coming quite as quickly as in the opening 20 minutes or so.
As I type this, Daryl Mitchell clips Michael Hogan off his legs to the boundary to move to 71. The Pears lead by 227.
Gloucestershire 210 & 227-7 v Warks 247
It's very, very hot at Bristol.
Tim Brensan and Henry Brooks come into the attack for Warwickshire replacing Craig Miles and Oliver Hannon-Dalby.
Gloucestershire are ahead by 190.
Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 276-9
Jonathan Tattersall has his 50 off 170 balls as he lofts Zak Chappell over mid-wicket for four.
Jordan Thompson was brilliant with the tail for Yorkshire on day one, adding an extra 32 runs with Dom Leech.
The visitors could do with another 30 right now.
Essex v Surrey 35-2 (target 337)
Will Jacks is the new man in for Surrey. He joins Ryan Patel who's really battling out there. The opener has 13 from 75 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesNotts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 272-9
A fantastic opening half hour for Nottinghamshire.
I think it's only a matter of time before they get the last wicket.
Notts will surely back themselves to chase down anything less than 220. They were brilliant with the bat in their first innings.
Borthwick c Wheater b Harmer 5 (Essex v Surrey 35-2, target 337)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSimon Harmer strikes!
Surrey number three Scott Borthwick prods forward at one that turns away and tickles it behind to Adam Wheater.
Harmer has 2-11 and he's into his ninth over.
Leech c Mullaney b Carter 1 (Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 267-9)
Another one!
Matthew Carter removes the sweeping Dominic Leech, caught by Steven Mullaney at slip.
The lead is 176, one to go.
Middlesex v Hants 81-3 (target 158)
Hampshire pair Joe Weatherley and Ian Holland are beginning to settle any nerves after that early loss of Sam Northeast.
75 more needed.
Worcs 455-8 & 132-2 v Glamorgan 374
Worcestershire aren't going to hang around this morning.
Daryl Mitchell and Tom Fell have already added 34 runs in just over 20 minutes of play.
The lead is up to 213.
J Taylor lbw b Hannon-Dalby 34 (Gloucestershire 210 & 213-7 v Warks 247)
Oliver Hannon-Dalby strikes again, pinning Jack Taylor lbw for 34.
Career-best match figures of 9-84 for Hannon-Dalby. Can he get a maiden first-class 10-for?
Gloucestershire lead by 176. Tom Smith joins George Scott (7*) at the crease.
Essex v Surrey 30-1 (target 337)
Essex spinner Simon Harmer is straight into the attack.
The South African is sure to get through a stack of overs today on a turning pitch.
Olivier c Moores b Chappell 8 (Notts 355 v Yorkshire 264 & 262-8)
Image source, Getty ImagesBig wicket at Trent Bridge.
Zak Chappell has four. He finds Duanne Olivier's edge with the Yorkshire man nicking it straight to keeper Tom Moores.
Yorkshire's lead is 171 with two wickets left. Can they reach 200?
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Gloucestershire 210 & 197-6 v Warks 247
Oliver Hannon-Dalby, who's got eight wickets in the match so far, opens the bowling for Warwickshire.
Gloucestershire's lead is now up to 160 and they're only six down.
OHD starts with a maiden.
Worcs 455-8 & 102-2 v Glamorgan 374
Worcestershire opener Daryl Mitchell, on 48 overnight, brings up his half-century.
The Pears lead by 183 - how many will they want to get in front before a declaration? 270 maybe?