Essex beat Middlesex by nine wickets to qualify for the final
Somerset all out for 193 - Worcestershire need 245 to win
Opener Tom Lammonby carries bat for 107 not out at New Road
Derbyshire trail Lancashire by 24 runs on first innings
England's Zak Crawley makes 105 as Kent beat Hampshire
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Yorkshire (252) lead Leicestershire (124) by 128 runs
Well, that was all over in a flash!
Yorkshire's final hopes are over and pretty quickly too.
Leicestershire take their last five wickets for just 13 runs in the space of 28 balls.
They slump from 237-6 to just 252 all out, way short of the magic number of 400 they needed.
Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 221-4
It's not quite the end, Ian Bell still has a couple of T20 Blast games left for Warwickshire.
But that's his final ever first-class score. His 90 by the way came off 148 balls with 12 fours.
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Worcestershire (200 & 0-0) will need 245 to beat Somerset (251 & 193)
Somerset all out in their second innings at New Road for 193.
Jack Brooks is last to depart for a single to Dillon Pennington.
The over before, Jack Leach was lbw to Ed Barnard for 5.
Tom Lammonby finishes unbeaten on 107 off 220 balls at the other end.
That's also tea and when we return, Worcestershire will need 245 to win and scupper Somerset's hopes of reaching the final.
Yorkshire (250-8) lead Leicestershire (124) by 126 runs
Make that eight down now for Yorkshire.
Arron Lilley picks up another wicket with his spin as Jordan Thompson is leg before for 62.
We can almost count Yorkshire out of the race for Lord's.
Bell b van der Gugten 90 (Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 217-4)
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ian Bell chops on off the bowling off Timm van der Gugten.
A brilliant innings from a legendary player. Well played Ian. Well played.
Meanwhile - tea is on the way on this third day.
Do you think they might delay it in Cardiff to allow Bell to get to 100?!
Yorkshire (250-7) lead Leicestershire (124) by 126 runs
Seven wickets down now for Yorkshire as their final hopes continue to dwindle.
Matt Fisher is caught and bowled for just one off spinner Arron Lilley.
They have two batting points now, but just the three wickets in hand as they bid to reach 400.
Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 217-3
Ian Bell is just 10 runs away from a century in his final ever red-ball game.
I'm typing this from behind the sofa. My fingers are shaking!
Nice touch here from England's Tom Banton. It's been a super performance from 20-year-old Tom Lammonby who's now on 104 from 218 deliveries.
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Lancashire 219 & 110-0 v Derbys 195
An update from Aigburth and Lancashire have started their second innings brilliantly.
They've moved to 110-0, Keaton Jennings has 33, while Alex Davies is on 68.
Derbyshire now trail by 134. Remember they need to win this game to keep their hopes of a Lord's final alive.
Your favourite Bell moment
Mike F: My favourite Bell knock, as a Bear, was his 107 in our first day-night 40 over final to beat Somerset. He was celebrating before the end when he was out with one run still needed. Legend.
Image source, Getty ImagesYorkshire (237-6) lead Leicestershire (124) by 113 runs
Jonny Tattersall's fine innings of 71 for Yorkshire has come to an end in emphatic fashion as Ben Mike knocks his off stump out of the ground.
The wicketkeeper falls after building a partnership worth 116 for that sixth-wicket.
Jordan Thompson (53 not out) has also made a half-century.
Yorkshire remember need to get to 400 to still have a faint chance of making the final.
Hain c Cullen b Douthwaite 65 (Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 196-3)
Sam Hain falls for the highest score in this game by anyone not called Ian Bell.
It ends a superb partnership with Bell joining Hain when Warwickshire were under pressure on 53-2.
Bell by the way is slowing down a bit. He's on 83.
A wicket in Warwickshire's game....
(Kent 170 & 112-1) need 69 more runs to beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Zak Crawley (71 not out) and Marcus O'Riordan (30 not out) have racked up a 100 partnership in no time at all for Kent's second wicket.
The target of 181 now looks very measly in the space of the last 90 minutes with the rate at which Crawley in particular has kept the board moving.
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Worc 200 v Somerset 251 & 183-8
No chances of Tom Lammonby remaining stranded, not out in the 90s.
The opener has been brilliant today in what is effectively a semi-final.
His century comes up in 205 balls with 12 fours and three sixes.
Davey c sub b Barnard 21 (Worc 200 v Somerset 251 & 176-8
Hang on! Worcestershire aren't out of this one just yet.
Ed Barnard picks up a third wicket as Josh Davey falls for 21.
Tom Lammonby remains not out on 96.
Somerset's lead is still 227. The Pears need these last two wickets quick.
Your favourite Ian Bell moment
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyAndrew Fuller: Hard choice to pick a favourite Ian Bell moment !! Could watch that glorious cover drive of his on loop #Imcrying #bbccricket
We're all crying Andrew. Bell moves to 82
Worc 200 v Somerset 251 & 175-7
Tom Lammonby isn't hanging around here. He smashes a maximum to take Somerset's lead to 226. He's now four away from his second ever first-class century.
Win this match and Somerset are in the final.
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Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 168-2
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyA fantastic drive bisects two fielders and Bell moves to 80.
A quick single off the hip next ball up and he keeps the strike at the end of the over.
Only 19 to go!