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
Hampshire v Essex - inspection 15:00 BST
Good to see Essex bowling coach and former South Africa paceman Andre Nel catching some rays in between the showers at Arundel! You've got to catch them while you can this summer, that's for sure.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDurham 107-3 v Derbyshire
Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle
So often these days Alex Lees gives the impression he is playing in a different game to his Durham colleagues and today is one of those days.
His fourth 50 of the season came in a measured 128 balls and included seven fours. And his partnership with Gareth Harte for the fourth wicket is a valuable 75 runs as Durham have moved to 107-3, having been 32-3.
Lees now has 58 and Harte 31. Harte's best score is 114 and that came against Derbyshire in a Durham win here in 2018.
Lees scored 59 at Derby last year, plus 63 and 107* against them in Chester-le-Street last year. He also has 275* from a game for Yorkshire at Chesterfield in 2013.
Robinson lbw b S Curran 17 (Surrey v Kent 99-4)
Wicket number two for Sam Curran!
It's a classic dismissal for a left-arm seamer... full, jagging back into the right-handed batsman, struck on the pad, out.
Ollie Robinson is on his way and Kent are wobbling.
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Durham 99-3 v Derbyshire
Durham's rebuilding job is being led by opener Alex Lees who reaches his half-century. It's been a patient innings, the fifty coming off 128 balls, but it was just what the hosts needed after slipping to 32-3.
Worcs v Warwickshire 100-1
Worcestershire continue to be frustrated at New Road by this second wicket partnership that's now brought the hundred up for Warwickshire
Smooth progress between Will Rhodes and Sam Hain since lunch.
Rhodes has punched Josh Tongue off the back foot for four behind point and Ed Barnard through extra cover.
But the shot of the day has come from Hain, essaying Tongue through the covers. Lovely flowing stroke.
Bell-Drummond lbw b Finch 45 (Surrey v Kent 97-3)
Surrey's bowlers are enjoying a fine second session.
Adam Finch gets Kent opener Daniel Bell-Drummond lbw for 45.
Hampshire v Essex - start delayed, rain
And as if by magic, we do have some news... the umpires will take another look at 15:00 BST.
Hampshire v Essex - start delayed, rain
Image source, Rex FeaturesThey were due to have an inspection at Arundel at 14:00 BST. Hopefully we should be able to bring you some news in the near future.
Yorkshire 8-0 v Lancashire
Sadly the rain has returned and the covers are going back on.
Clark c Robson b Cullen 8 (Middlesex v Sussex 108-2)
Sussex batsman Tom Clark comes and goes as he nicks debutant Blake Cullen to slip where Sam Robson holds on to a fine low catch.
Northamptonshire v Glamorgan 92-4
A productive half-hour for Northamptonshire since lunch.
Nick Selman could only add two to his lunchtime score before following a Jack White away-swinger and edging behind.
Then Billy Root was taken at first slip, giving Brett Hutton a wicket on his seasonal reappearance.
Enter Callum Taylor, Glamorgan's second fresh face. A 22-year-old Monmouthshire boy who played four T20s for the county last season, now handed a first-class debut. Good luck.
Leaning c Virdi b S Curran 21 (Surrey v Kent 75-2)
England man Sam Curran makes the breakthrough for Surrey!
Jack Leaning chips an inswinger straight to Amar Virdi at mid on.
Image source, Getty ImagesLammonby c Lace b Higgins 24 (Somerset 57-4 v Gloucestershire)
Another for Ryan Higgins!
Round the wicket to the left-handed Tom Lammonby who's pushing forward too keenly and gets a thick edge to third slip.
An excellent sharp low catch from Tom Lace, who recently signed from Middlesex.
The Somerset top-order being removed swiftly again.
Middlesex v Sussex 101-1
Sussex opener Tom Haines has hobbled off with an injury. He retires injured on 29.
Tom Clark replaces him, boshes a couple of fours, and that's the Sussex hundred up at Radlett.
Yorkshire 8-0 v Lancashire - rain delay
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Yorkshire 8-0 v Lancashire - rain delay
It's still a fairly bleak picture in Leeds where it continues to rain. As soon as we get any news we'll bring it to you.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHildreth lbw Higgins 13 (Somerset 46-3 v Gloucestershire)
The Glosters have struck after lunch and it's their bowler of the season so far, Ryan Higgins, who has removed James Hildreth.
A full delivery, nips back a little, beats the inside edge, height not a problem, did Hildreth get outside the line? Probably not.
The Shire on top at Taunton.
Worcs v Warwickshire 72-1
Didn't take long after lunch for Will Rhodes to go through to his first half-century of the season with a flick through midwicket off Ed Barnard.
Three 40s in his last four innings hinted he was in some kind of nick.
But here's a first milestone, in 94 balls with seven fours.
A 20th innings of fifty-plus in his 54-match first-class career.
Rhodes c Moores b Chappell 19 (Leics 54-5 v Notts)
A snorter from Zak Chappell gets wicket number five for Notts.
The big seamer nips one away from George Rhodes and he snicks it behind.
Leics 52-4 v Notts
They're back under way a bit earlier at Grace Road following that rain shower which took them off just before the scheduled lunch break.
A big rebuilding job with the bat required by the hosts.