De Lange smashes 62-ball hundred for Glamorgan
Lancashire close on 195-5 replying to Yorkshire's 260
Glos collapse to 63-8 chasing 385 to beat Somerset
Surrey's Foakes & Essex's Cook make hundreds
Middlesex beat Sussex by five wickets
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Haynes c Rhodes b Sidebottom 51 (Worcs 303-3 v Warwickshire 355-9d)
Jack Haynes trying to lift Ryan Sidebottom down the ground only finds deep mid-off.
Inside the final 20 overs of their allotted first-innings 120 for Worcestershire now.
Yorkshire 260 v Lancashire 32-0
Lancashire opener Alex Davies is taking a shine to Yorkshire quick Duanne Olivier.
The right-hander latches onto a short ball and swats the South African away to the fence for the fourth time to move to 25.
Keaton Jennings is happy to watch on from the other end - he has three from 34 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGodleman c Jones b Potts 51 (Durham 337-9 dec v Derbys 98-1)
North Group leaders Derbyshire lose their captain.
Billy Godleman falls to Matty Potts for a well-made 51.
The visitors still trail by 239 at Chester-le-Street.
Northants 332 v Glamorgan 259 & 12-3
Neither of these Central Group sides are going to qualify for the final, but winless Northants are running through Glamorgan in their second innings.
zimbabwean paceman Blessing Muzarabani has picked up a couple of wickets, and Brett Hutton has the other.
Glamorgan are 12-3 and still trail by 61.
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Worcs 294-2 v Warwickshire 355-9d
Worcestershire have upped the tempo after lunch and the second new ball has yielded runs at over five-an-over.
Jack Haynes has reached fifty in 77 balls with seven boundaries.
The hosts have 21 more overs and would love to reach 400 for the extra point and a little lead.
Middlesex 27-0 (target 193) v Sussex
Oh, they're back on again at Radlett after a three second delay... not even time for the players to get off the field!
Middlesex 23-0 (target 193) v Sussex
And now the wet stuff has arrived at Radlett, just outside Watford if you were wondering.
The weather is rubbish in the south of England, it's all about the north!
Hants v Essex 249-3 - rain delay
Wow. They could be in for a lengthy delay at Arundel...
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Yorkshire 260 v Lancashire 16-0
Batting conditions are ideal at Headingley and Lancashire opener Alex Davies is cashing in.
The wicketkeeper punches Duanne Olivier straight down the ground and follows it up with a clip through mid-wicket for another four. Lovely stuff.
Somerset v Gloucestershire 14-3 (target 385)
More agony for Somerset as rain returns to Taunton!
It was pretty wet earlier and the umpires didn't like the state of the outfield too much.
And it's now getting a top up with rain forecast throughout the afternoon.
Surrey 278 v Kent 342 and 50-1
Jordan Cox back at the crease for Kent after hitting the headlines for different reasons two weeks ago.
The 19-year-old's double century against Sussex broke all sorts of records but then a dozy breach of the Covid protocols saw him dropped last week.
Only 8 in the first innings here but with a start now and looking to build a good lead for the visitors this afternoon.
Yorkshire 260 v Lancashire 6-0
Thankfully the sun is still shining at Headingley and they're back under way after lunch.
Alex Davies and Keaton Jennings the men in the middle for Lancashire, Duanne Olivier and Steven Patterson with the ball for their fiercest rivals.
Image source, Getty ImagesHants v Essex 249-3
Unfortunately it started raining during the interval at Arundel and so there will be a delayed resumption.
Leics 222 & 2-0 v Notts 343-8 dec
Nottinghamshire have declared with a lead of 121 in the lunch break.
They're back under way at The Oval between Surrey and Kent and at New Road between Worcestershire and Warwickshire... the other matches will restart at 13:50 BST.
An indication of how rubbish the weather has been over the past couple of days!
Meanwhile, there will be another inspection at Taunton at 14:00.
Hants v Essex 249-3 - lunch, day three
Nick Gledhill
BBC Essex
A morning of increasing dominance from the Essex batsmen with Sir Alastair Cook and Dan Lawrence sharing an unbroken 78 for the fourth wicket.
Cook’s 66th century has just seen him pass 24,000 first-class runs and there’s no sign of the appetite diminishing for more. Lawrence, who was stumped off a Mason Crane no-ball on two, has built on his match winning 60 at Hove with an innings of growing authority.
He will have to wait a while longer to play a test match but these runs will keep him in contention for the winter.
Tomorrow’s forecast makes a result here unlikely but Essex will strengthen their position In the group with a draw and a good haul of bonus points.
Northants 332 v Glamorgan 259 & 2-2
Nick Webb
BBC Sport Wales
Glamorgan face a real struggle to get back into the game after losing two for two in 27 balls before lunch.
Northants’ lanky Zimbabwean paceman Blessing Muzarabani had Nick Selman gloving to the keeper with a climbing balk, and Brett Hutton trapped Kiran Carlson leg-before, for a single apiece.
Earlier Glamorgan seamers Marchant de Lange, Timm van der Gugten and Dan Douthwaite ran efficiently through the Northants lower order.
Acting captain Ricardo Vasconcelos made 58 but should have provided Michael Hogan with his 600th first-class wicket when he was dropped at slip on 36.
Northants are well placed to claim their first win of the season.
Durham 337-9 dec v Derbyshire 87-0 - lunch, day three
Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle
It's been a decent morning for Derbyshire in their "home game" in Chester-le-Street as skipper Billy Godleman and Luis Reece have put on 87 runs.
The deficit is 250 after Durham declared overnight on 337-9, having lost 57 overs to the weather yesterday.
When Godleman reached 32 he made it to 9,000 first-class runs and he is now on 50, having got there for the 62nd time in his first-class career. His 50 came in 103 balls and included eight fours.
There was one brief scare for him on 37 when he flashed at a Paul Coughlin ball and it blasted off David Bedingham's hand at second slip. It was going like a missile at the time though.
The sun is out and the pitch looks as flat as a pancake. Perfect batting conditions.
Myself and Alex will step away for a bit while the players are at lunch.
We'll return in around 20 minutes for the afternoon session.
Back shortly.
Bob Willis Trophy - day three
North Group:
Durham 337-9 dec v Derbyshire 87-0
Leics 222 v Notts 343-8
Yorkshire 260 v Lancashire 3-0
Central Group:
Northants 332 v Glamorgan 259 & 2-2
Somerset 237 & 223-1 dec v Glos 76 & 14-3 (target 385) - start delayed, wet outfield
Worcs 244-2 v Warwickshire 355-9 dec
South Group:
Hampshire v Essex 249-3
Middlesex 203 & 17-0 (target 193) v Sussex 293 & 102
Surrey 278 v Kent 342 & 35-1