Worcestershire, Derbyshire & Essex top groups
Warwickshire close on 228-3 at Pears - Rhodes 142*
Somerset rally to 237 before Glos close on 13-4
Day one of Roses match abandoned with Yorkshire 8-0
No play between Hampshire & Essex due to wet outfield
Two group winners with most points play five-day final at Lord's in September
Leics 222 v Notts 22-0
It's a steady start from Notts openers Haseeb Hameed and Ben Slater.
Former England man Hameed has just laced Alex Evans through the covers for his third four.
Into the final few overs in most games now.
Durham 219-6 v Derbyshire
They're off for bad light at Chester-le-Street and one suspects that'll be it for the day.
Somerset 237 v Gloucestershire
They've done it again them folk from Taunton.
Lower-order rallies have become their calling card, here turning 89 for 5 and 176 for 9 into a steady total.
Gloucestershire came roaring back into the day taking 4 for 12 after tea but a dropped catch allowed Somerset to add another 61 for the 10th wicket.
Very well played George Bartlett, 100 not out, his fourth first-class century and first this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcs v Warwickshire 223-3
There it is! A career-best for Will Rhodes as he goes past the 137 he made against Gloucestershire at Edgbaston in 2018.
Problem is, the players can't go to the pub for Rhodes to get his round of drinks in!
Rawlins c Gubbins b Andersson 46 (Middlesex v Sussex 284-8)
Delray Rawlins carves Martin Andersson straight to Nick Gubbins at deep point for a run-a-ball 46.
Sussex opener Tom Haines resumes his innings on 29 after retiring hurt earlier.
Somerset 220-9 v Gloucestershire
The Glosters' comeback should be complete by now.
Jack Brooks was missed at first slip with the score on 199 but it's allowed Somerset to add a precious few more and take a batting point and some initiative.
Their attack often doesn't need many to bowl at.
Evans b Patel 1 (Leics 222 all out v Notts)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnd that's that.
Alex Evans plays all around a straight one from Samit Patel and the ball clatters into the stumps.
Ben Mike finishes on 51 not out.
Leics 222-9 v Notts
A maiden first-class fifty for Ben Mike - and he gets there by swatting Tom Barber for six!
How many can he get Leicestershire up to with last man Alex Evans?
Image source, Rex FeaturesMiddlesex v Sussex 246-7
Miguel Cummins has two wickets in two balls!
The West Indian removes Ollie Robinson and Jack Carson both lbw.
Mitch Claydon survives the hat-trick delivery.
Griffiths c Moores b Barber 8 (Leics 215-9 v Notts)
One to go for Notts.
Gavin Griffiths nicks a quick one from Tom Barber behind to leave Leicestershire nine down.
Worcs v Warwickshire 200-3
200 up for the Bears at New Road and if they can get through the second new ball, due shortly, it will be a fine opening day for them.
Will Rhodes now has his second-highest first-class score and his career-best is just around the corner.
Podmore c Jacks b Finch 47 (Surrey v Kent 243-7)
Harry Podmore's quickfire innings is brought to a close as he skews Adam Finch to gully.
47 off just 42 balls from the Kent man.
Davey c Dent b Higgins 0 (Somerset 176-9 v Gloucestershire)
What a comeback by Gloucestershire just when Somerset looked to be getting away.
Full ball from Ryan Higgins gently swinging away, entices the drive from Josh Davey and he edged to captain Chris Dent at first slip.
Somerset have lost 4 for 12 in 27 balls!
Middlesex v Sussex 211-5
Martin Andersson has just grabbed his second wicket for Middlesex, pinning Aaron Thomason lbw for 10.
Still no sign of Sussex opener Tom Haines who hobbled off while on 29 earlier.
J Overton c Roderick b Payne 4 (Somerset 169-8 v Gloucestershire)
What a spell for The Shire!
Jamie Overton heaved David Payne through midwicket to get off the mark but he tries the same stroke to a slightly shorter ball and edges behind.
Suddenly Somerset back in danger of being rolled cheaply.
And another at Taunton...
van der Merwe c Hankins b Payne 1 (Somerset 165-7 v Gloucestershire)
Two wickets in six deliveries!
Roelof van der Merwe is back trying to force David Payne away. It's perhaps a little too close for the stroke and he edges low to second slip.
Solid catch from George Hankins by his right boot.
Wickets are tumbling in our games now...
Finch c Simpson b Cullen 69 (Middlesex v Sussex 201-4)
Harry Finch's fine innings ends as he nicks 18-year-old debutant Blake Cullen behind.
The Middlesex teenager has 2-48.
C Overton lbw Higgins 32 (Somerset 164-6 v Gloucestershire)
The Glosters have the breakthrough and Ryan Higgins has a third wicket.
Craig Overton didn't appear completely comfortable either side of tea with two edged fours and now he's caught on the crease by one that's moved back.
But an excellent stand of 75 for the sixth wicket.