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Libby b Brooks c Davies 58 (Worcestershire 128-4 v Somerset)
And another wicket at New Road!
Jake Libby edges to Steve Davies with the Somerset keeper taking a brilliant catch diving to his right.
Libby is furious though, he thinks he's pinched the ball against the ground.
The umpire is unmoved and Libby has to walk. A great passage of play from Somerset who take three wickets in as many overs.
Northeast lbw b Stevens 2 (Kent 170 v Hampshire 191 & 13-3)
Image source, Rex FeaturesYou just can't keep Darren Stevens out of the game!
Also on the stroke of the tea interval at Canterbury he dismisses former Kent man Sam Northeast for the second time in the match.
Leg before this time to a fairly adjacent shout it has to be said. Hampshire 13-3 and still only 34 runs ahead.
Haynes b Gregory 4 (Worcestershire 128-3 v Som 251)
What a ripper! Lewis Gregory beats Jack Haynes for pace and the off-stump is sent cartwheeling towards the boundary.
Somerset now have their first bowling point and their tails up.
Gubbins lbw b Harmer 16 (Essex 236 v Middlesex 138 & 58-2)
Image source, Rex FeaturesStroke of tea at Chelmsford and Essex pick up another wicket.
Nick Gubbins is trapped leg before by Simon Harmer for 16 and that is a welcome breakthrough for the hosts as their lead was being whittled away.
Middlesex still 40 runs in arrears as they head for the interval.
Yorkshire (36-2) trail Leicestershire (124) by 88 runs
They're going to take an early tea in Leeds and inspect again at 16:00 BST in the hope of getting some play today.
Fell b Brooks 26 (Worcestershire 123-2 v Som 251)
Immediate impact!
Jack Brooks with a cracking delivery to catch out Tom Fell who doesn't offer a shot.
The light isn't great at New Road, Somerset looking to capitalise. Youngster Jack Haynes is the new man in.
Worcestrshire 121-1 v Some 251
Play returns in Worcester with the hosts 130 runs behind.
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Critchley lbw b Burrows 14 (Lancs 219 v Derbyshire 44-5)
Oh no!
Matt Critchley ducks a short one from George Burrows but the ball doesn't bounce and after a strong appeal Graham Lloyd gives the Derbyshire's number five out.
Disaster for Derbyshire.
Alsop c Leaning b Podmore 4 (Kent 170 v Hampshire 191 & 10-2)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHarry Podmore in the wickets again for Kent!
Tom Alsop doesn't last long as he catches a leading edge to an inswinger which is caught in the gully by Jack Leaning.
Hampshire just 31 ahead.
Lancs 219 v Derbyshire 42-4
First bowling change for Lancashire as George Burrows replaces George Balderson who finishes his spell with 1-23.
He joins Danny Lamb (3-15) who continues from the River Mersey end.
When these two sides went off for rain at 12:10 Lamb was on an incredible 3-2 with one of those runs coming from a wide.
Yorkshire (36-2) trail Leicestershire (124) by 88 runs
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Holland lbw b Podmore 2 (Kent 170 v Hampshire 191 & 6-1)
Kent pick up a wicket at the start of Hamphire's second innings.
Harry Podmore follows up his useful 30 not out by trapping Ian Holland leg before for just 2.
Hampshire's lead is 27.
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Lancs 219 v Derbyshire 41-4
Huge appeal!
Matt Critchley misses a quicker one from Danny Lamb and is struck on the pads. But the umpire correctly gives it not out.
In the confusion Fynn Hudson-Prentice calls for a quick single. Lamb is wise to it and throws down the stumps in one quick swoop. Hudson-Prentice was safely in though.
Nervy times for Derbyshire.
Yorkshire (36-2) trail Leicestershire (124) by 88 runs
Image source, Rex FeaturesFrustration continues for Yorkshire as they have to sit and wait a bit longer to get back out on the park against Leicestershire.
Still no play today in Leeds due to the persistent rain and wet outfield.
They will be watching with interest how much Derbyshire are having to fight for the runs at Aigburth.
Yorkshire started the round five points behind Derbyshire in the North Group.
Lancs 219 v Derbyshire 34-4
Derbyshire are digging in after a flurry of wickets just before the rain delay.
Matthew Critchley and Fynn Hudson-Prentice have added another 17 with the side now on 34-4.
Critchley also becomes the first Derbyshire player to reach double figures. Rebuilding.
Essex (236) lead Middlesex (138 & 35-1) by 63 runs
Keeping you up Sir?
Image source, Getty ImagesStay with us Alastair, might be a few nicks for you to try and cling on to in the slip cordon as Essex keep searching for more Middlesex second-innings wickets.
Worcestershire 121-1 v Somerset 251
With it still raining in Worcester they're taking an early tea at New Road.
Hopefully we'll get started again at 3pm.
A draw won't help either of these sides, they're both looking for the win.
Kent (170) trail Hampshire (191) by 21 runs
Kent finally bowled out at Canterbury after a gallant last-wicket stand between Marcus O'Riordan and Harry Podmore.
Mason Crane finally gets a chance with the ball and traps O'Riordan leg before for 37 to dismiss the hosts for 170.
Podmore finishes unbeaten on 30 as those two added 47.
Hampshire take a handy lead of 21 runs into the second innings.
Robson c Harmer b S Cook 6 (Essex 236 v Middlesex 138 & 29-1)
Breakthrough for Essex!
Commentator's curse strikes on Sam Robson as he is caught at third slip by Simon Harmer off Sam Cook.
Essex (236) lead Middlesex (138 & 25-0) by 73 runs
Just nine overs is how long Essex skipper Tom Westley has waited before introducing Simon Harmer into the bowling attack.
Max Holden (19 not out) and Sam Robson (6 not out) have made a competent start so far for Middlesex as they chip away at their 98-run deficit.