The game at Headingley comes to an end after Derbyshire collect their third batting point.

One they had saved the follow-on after the morning was washed out by rain - with only three runs needed overnight - a draw was inevitable.

Anuj Dal finishes on 78 not out, with Matt Critchley (63) and Billy Godleman (54) also batting well earlier in the innings.

Yorkshire take 15 points and Derbyshire 13 - and they remain the pacesetters in North group.

Weather frustration for Foxespublished at 17:16 British Summer Time 18 August 2020

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Durham 291-8 dec & forfeit v Leics forfeit & 208-3

That is cruel.

Two teams set up an exciting finish by means of a morning delaration and two innings forfeits and the rain returns just when the game is reaching a crescendo.

Colin Ackermann is 61 not out and George Rhodes has 10 - but will there be enough time if the weather relents for them to chase down their target?

Wow. Match abandoned. The outfield has not passed the 17:00 BST inspection and Somerset will be absolutely mortified that they have not won this game. It's 16 points for them and 11 for the Bears.

They needed just two wickets to wrap it up - maybe even one given Warwickshire batsman Matt Lamb has badly injured his toe and might not even have occupied the crease.

The draw means Somerset slip to second place in the Central Group behind Worcestershire despite scoring 152 more runs in their solitary innings than the Bears managed in two bites at the cherry.

It will be a bitter pill to swallow for Jamie Overton and Steve Davies in particular, the pair hitting 120 and 123 not out respectively in a declaration of 413-9 that would have led to victory if not for Tuesday's downpours.

Jamie Smith remains unbeaten on 22 with the ruins of Surrey's second innings all around him at Arundel.

Leg-spinner Mason Crane has Matt Dunn and Amar Virdi lbw in successive overs to end the game and give Hampshire their second South Group win.

It's tough on Virdi, who took 6-101 in Hampshire's first innings, but Surrey are now effectively out of the race for Lord's having lost all three games.

Hampshire take 21 points and Surrey three.

The captains have shaken hands - or rather touched feet - at Canterbury where it has ended a draw.

It's not the result either side wanted, especially as South Group leaders Essex could stretch their advantage at the top if they complete their run chase at Sussex.

Ultimately, the lack of action on day one - when only 57 balls were bowled due to rain - meant neither team could eke out a win. It's 11 points for Kent and 13 for Middlesex due to their superior first-innings score.

There were cracking batting efforts from both sides, notably Robbie White's 99 for Middlesex and Joe Denly's 89 for Kent, while the latter's Darren Stevens will remember the match for his 800th career wicket.

50 for Cookepublished at 17:03 British Summer Time 18 August 2020

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Glamorgan 116 & 173-8 v Glos 181

Glamorgan are clinging on for dear life against Gloucestershire - with captain Chris Cooke producing the archetypal skipper's knock.

He's on 53no now as Glos' hopes of victory are fading by the minute, with Glamorgan's lead stretched to 108 and counting.

They need two wickets sharpish, else this one's a draw.

Lancashire's 'home game' with Notts comes to an end with openers Alex Davies (69no) and Keaton Jennings (37) still together.

Notts gave themselves a chance of victory by enforcing the follow-on after Tom Barber's 3-42 helped bowl the Red Rose out 299 in arrears.

But they could not part Davies and Jennings a second time and ultimately, the loss of an entire day's play because of rain cost them a first red-ball win since 2018.

Notts take 16 points and Lancashire 11.

Just 17 and a bit overs left at Grace Road for Leicestershire to try and reach a target of 292.

Brydon Carse bangs one in short and George Rhodes pulls away for four. The Foxes are giving it everything.

A brave effort by Northants to chase 262 but it's ultimately beyond them as Ed Barnard bowls last man Jack White for a duck to complete an impressive victory for Worcestershire.

The Pears pick up 20 points for the win to put the pressure on leaders Somerset at the top of the Central Group, while fifth-placed Northants claim four consolation points - including their first batting point of the summer.

Josh Tongue and Dillon Pennington (below) claimed three wickets apiece for an impressive Pears attack, while Joe Leach and Barnard struck twice.

A big knock in each Worcestershire innings - Riki Wessels' 88 in the first and Tom Fell's unbeaten 110 in a 255-6 second innings declaration - proved the difference as the Pears, albeit perhaps temporarily with the Somerset result still to come, go top of their group.

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for Dan Lawrencepublished at 16:50 British Summer Time 18 August 2020

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Sussex 194 & 141 v Essex 140 & 133-3

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George Garton angles the ball across Dan Lawrence, who forces it away through the covers for four with little follow-through to reach 50 off 60 balls. It's his seventh four in total and Essex need another 63 to win.

Kent are giving themselves a sniff at Canterbury, albeit a very slight one.

They have moved to 53 without loss - and while 195 off the remaining 22 overs is a mountainous ask, they might have a T20-style slash for the last few if they keep all of their wickets intact.

Daniel Bell-Drummond (30no) is shouldering the brunt of the strike.

The umpires will inspect the Edgbaston pitch at 17:00 BST.

There's been a lot of rain in Birmingham today - Somerset will hope there hasn't been too much.

for Colin Ackermannpublished at 16:37 British Summer Time 18 August 2020

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Durham 291-8 dec & forfeit v Leics forfeit & 185-2

Colin Ackermann helps a ball from Paul Coughlin round the corner for a single to bring up a 93-ball fifty.

Durham decide to give Cameron Steel a go and a full toss gifts four easy runs to Sam Evans in his opening over.

Evans has 82 and Leicestershire need another 107.

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While all that was happening at Arundel, Essex lost another wicket at Hove where skipper Tom Westley was beaten for pace by one from Stuart Meaker and bowled for 24.

Dan Lawrence is still there on 46 and has now been joined by Ryan ten Doeschate. The target is 196.