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4. Each side playing final group game
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And after some longer evening sessions and later finishes, that is that for our coverage on this second day.

Don't forget - check out the Counties page on the BBC Sport website and app for full reports from all of today's action plus a round-up of the main headlines.

We'll be back on Tuesday to bring you events on day three from around 10:15 BST.

Until then, thanks once again for being with us.

Close of play scores

North Group:

Aigburth: Lancashire (219) lead Derbyshire (120-7) by 99 runs

Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire (251-2) trail Durham (294) by 43 runs

Headingley: Yorkshire (36-2) trail Leicestershire (124) by 88 runs - no play possible on Monday due to rain and a wet outfield.

Central Group:

Cardiff: Glamorgan (203) lead Warwickshire (186) by 17 runs

Worcester: Worcestershire (200) trail Somerset (251 & 16-1) by 67 runs

South Group:

The Oval: Surrey (171-4) trail Sussex (415) by 244 runs

Chelmsford: Essex (236) trail Middlesex (138 & 123-6) by 25 runs

Canterbury: Kent (170) trail Hampshire (191 & 108-5) by 129 runs

And as expected, they have indeed called play off for the night at The Oval after that latest interruption.

Stay tuned - we'll show you how things stand in all the matches at stumps very soon.

All Out and Close of Play at Cardiff

That didn't last long!

Michael Hogan chips it to Oliver Hannon-Dalby at mid-on to give Bears skipper Will Rhodes figures of 4-46.

Billy Root finishes on 51 not out and Glamorgan lead Warwickshire by 17.

for Billy Root

Just one game being played then as Warwickshire look to finish off Glamorgan.

Billy Root goes on the attack and launches the match's first six to bring up a 50 and his side's 200.

Bad light stops play (again) at The Oval

And with the night sky getting a touch gloomier, the umpires order the players off again at The Oval after that mini session.

There's still 10 more overs scheduled to be bowled this evening, but we may well have seen the last of the action until the morning.

We'll wait and see though...

Late wicket for Warwickshire as skipper Will Rhodes bowls Lukas Carey for 23.

Glamorgan number 11 Michael Hogan comes in, his side are seven away from a batting point, his partner is 10 off a half-century and there are 27 balls until the close.

So what does Hogan do?

Swing and a miss.

Surrey lose two more in two balls

Oh dear! Surrey will be fuming now that they had to come back out and face more bowling in the south London gloom.

Rory Burns went first ball back to Jack Carson and now Henry Crocombe at the other end has taken two wickets in two balls for Sussex.

First he bowled Jamie Smith after he offered no stroke to one that nipped back and then he trapped nightwatchman Adam Finch leg before first ball.

Ben Foakes narrowly survives the hat-trick ball as he digs out an inswinging yorker!

Scores level at Cardiff

A couple from Lukas Carey takes Glamorgan to Warwickshire's first-innings total.

Carey is playing nicely on 19, joined by Billy Root on 40.

Five overs left at Sophia Gardens.

Close of play

And it's Stumps too in Liverpool.

Derbyshire recovered from 61-7 to finish day two on 120-7 after an unbroken 50-run partnership from Harvey Hosein (44) and Mattie McKiernan (19).

Lancashire still on top but Hosein has given the visitors an outside chance.

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First ball after they came back out from a delay for bad light and Rory Burns is trapped leg before for 103.

Sussex off-spinner Jack Carson gets the scalp after earlier picking up Scott Borthwick as well.

Burns is understandably frustrated and it's probably the first lapse in judgement he's made all innings.

Stumps at New Road

The light doesn't improve and that'll be close of play.

A great day for Somerset despite losing Ben Green late on.

Not out

Lancashire appeal in vain as George Balderson thinks he's got Harvey Hosein leg before.

Not out.

The hosts struggling to break through this eighth-wicket stand. The pair have survived for 30 overs thus far.

Derbyshire move to 110-7 and trail by 109 runs.

Close of play at Canterbury

And that is stumps on a topsy-turvy day at the St Lawrence Ground.

Hampshire will finish it the happier you feel after they were right up against it at one stage in this second innings at just 23-5.

Lewis McManus (50 not out) and Tom Scriven (42 not out) have rescued them from the mire and may well have compiled a match-winning partnership worth 85.

50 for Lewis McManus

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Half-century for Hampshire wicketkeeper Lewis McManus as this vital sixth-wicket partnership continues to grow at Canterbury.

He drives Matt Milnes for four through the covers to get there off 83 balls with his 10th four.

He and Tom Scriven (38 not out) have now added 81 for Hampshire in testing conditions.

Bad light stops play at New Road

It's official, we're off in Worcester now.

Somerset's day, they lead Worcestershire by 67 runs with nine wickets in hand.

Bad light stops play at The Oval and Trent Bridge

Couple more games have also halted due to the darkening evening gloom.

They're off at Trent Bridge in the North Group match where Notts are 249-2 in reply to Durham's 294.

Ben Duckett is unbeaten on 146.

At The Oval meanwhile, Surrey have been held up at 169-1 in reply to Sussex's 415.

Scott Borthwick fell for 50, but Rory Burns (103 not out) has now been joined by non other than Hashim Amla (3 not out).

No wait. I think we are going off. The Somerset batsmen leave the field but the Worcestershire fielders stay out there.

Nine overs and four balls, remaining in the day.

Stand by.

We could have a problem with bad light here at New Road too....

.....the umpires have a chat but we're carrying on for now.

Close of play at Chelmsford

And that is the end of the second day between Essex and Middlesex.

Essex in the box seat after securing a 98-run lead thanks to Adam Wheater's unbeaten 83 in their 236 all out.

Aaron Beard then took three of the six Middlesex second-innings wickets to fall in a good spell after tea.

The visitors will take a slender lead of 25 runs into the third day.