for Van Buurenpublished at 15:38 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Glos 109-2 (target 228) v Surrey
Fifty off just 44 balls for Gloucestershire batsman Graeme van Buuren.
His side now needs 119 with eight wickets in hand. 41 overs left too.
Summary
Somerset chase 285 to beat Middlesex by four wickets
Glos thump Surrey by eight wickets - Van Buuren 110*
Hampshire beat Leics by an innings and 105 runs
England captain Joe Root out for 13 as Yorkshire draw with Glamorgan
Defending champions Essex draw with Worcestershire
Draws at Edgbaston, Northampton & Old Trafford after snow showers
Notts draw with Durham at Trent Bridge
for Van Buurenpublished at 15:38 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
LANCASHIRE DRAW WITH SUSSEXpublished at 15:30 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
BreakingLancashire (407) draw with Sussex (301 & 103-2)
The weather has had the final say at Old Trafford. A heavy sleet/snow shower about an hour ago means they have no chance of getting back on.
A big haul of points for both sides though...
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End of twitter postHas weather had final say?published at 15:26 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Nottinghamshire (267 & 161-4) need 235 more runs to beat Durham (330 & 332-4 dec)
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle at Trent Bridge
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe weather has been threatening us for well over an hour, but it didn't come in time to save Notts' batsman Ben Slater.
He'd played ever so well in the circumstances and was on 73 when he tried to pull a ball from Durham skipper Scott Borthwick through mid-wicket. He mistimed the shot and was adjudged leg before by Ian Gould.
Slater looked stunned by the decision and took a long time to walk off. He's done his bit in this innings though, adding 67 for the third wicket with Joe Clarke and 71 for the fourth with Lyndon James.
However moments after he left the field it began to snow so the umpires took the players off and have called an early tea.
Play is set to resume at 15:30 BST if the weather moves through in time. It's a bit gloomy too.
On a wicket which is not offering much for the bowlers, Notts looks like they could hold on for a draw but there is still work to be done by the hosts.
They are 161-4 chasing 396 but, there are, in theory, 46.5 overs remaining.
Postpublished at 15:25 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Gloucestershire 94-2 (target 228) v Surrey
Gloucestershire are rattling along in their chase of 228 at Bristol.
Graeme van Buuren is dealing in boundaries - eight fours and a six in his 44 off 40 balls!
Captain Chris Dent has 32. Gloucestershire need another 134 for victory.
for Harry Brookpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Yorkshire (193 & 146-3) need 233 more runs to beat Glamorgan (330 & 241-4 dec)
Half-century for Harry Brook as Yorkshire move closer to saving this match.
It's comes off 60 balls with eight fours and a six.
Glamorgan's priorities have temporarily shifted to getting their over rate back up to positive numbers so they don't lose any bonus points.
It's been spin from both ends for a while which has made the task a bit easier for the Yorkshire batsmen.
Worcestershire finally bowled outpublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Essex 490-9 dec v Worcestershire 475
After 177.3 overs, Worcestershire's first innings is finally over.
Charlie Morris is the last man out for the Pears as they finish on 475, just 15 runs behind Essex's first innings.
Jake Libby is denied a chance of a career-best score as he finishes 180 not out, four runs shy of his best of 184.
But he has carried his bat and continues to have been on the field of play for every single ball of this match.
Sleet stops play at Trent Bridgepublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Nottinghamshire (267 & 161-4) need 235 more runs to beat Durham (330 & 332-4 dec)
And a combination of sleet and rain arrives in Nottingham.
Durham regrettably have to trudge off shortly after picking up that wicket of Ben Slater.
There are still a minimum of 47 overs to bowl. How many of those we'll lose, we'll wait and see.
Back on at Headingleypublished at 15:06 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Yorkshire (193 & 125-3) need 254 more runs to beat Glamorgan (330 & 241-4 dec)
Just a 10-minute interruption between Yorkshire and Glamorgan as that shower blew over pretty quickly.
They lost a couple of overs as a result.
WICKETpublished at 15:03 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Slater lbw b Borthwick 73 (Nottinghamshire 267 & 159-4 v Durham 330 & 332-4 dec)
Well now....
Is this a timely twist in Durham's favour?
Ben Slater's long vigil is ended by a mistimed pull shot off Scott Borthwick that he takes a huge swing and miss at and is trapped leg before for 73.
There is some uncertain weather around but Durham now need six more wickets from the remaining 48 overs.
SOMERSET BEAT MIDDLESEXpublished at 15:02 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
BreakingSomerset (172 & 285-6) beat Middlesex (313 & 143) by four wickets
Lewis Gregory takes a single into the leg side and Somerset have completed a remarkable victory!
Gregory finishes unbeaten on 62, George Bartlett has 76 and their unbroken stand of 98 brought Somerset home.
It was an extraordinary attacking innings from Gregory - just 72 balls and 10 fours.
What a game at Lord's.
Somerset need one to winpublished at 15:01 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Middlesex v Somerset 284-6 (target 285)
Lewis Gregory cuts Ethan Bamber to the rope. One to win.
Somerset need six to winpublished at 14:59 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Middlesex v Somerset 279-6 (target 285)
Somerset are happy to do this in singles.
This stand of 91 between Lewis Gregory and George Bartlett is the highest of the match by the way.
Sleet stops play at Headingleypublished at 14:55 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Yorkshire (193 & 116-3) need 263 more runs to beat Glamorgan (330 & 241-4 dec)
Sun's shining, but there's also some sleet coming down in Leeds.
Off go the players and on come the covers.
Not sure how long this delay will last, but we're going to lose a fair chunk of the 45 overs still to bowl in the day.
Somerset need 10 to winpublished at 14:52 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Middlesex v Somerset 275-6 (target 285)
Lewis Gregory swivels and connects with a short ball from Tom Helm to split the fielders on the leg side boundary.
He's up to 55 and Somerset are cruising to victory.
for Adam Lythpublished at 14:51 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Yorkshire (193 & 108-3) need 271 more runs to beat Glamorgan (330 & 241-4 dec)
Image source, Rex FeaturesA half-century for former England opener Adam Lyth at Headingley.
It's come from 91 balls with eight fours and two sixes.
Glamorgan's frustrations continue.
Draws in store?published at 14:50 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Group 1 update
Warwickshire still have a slight sniff of being able to force a win against Derbyshire.
They've picked up a seventh wicket in their second innings to leave the visitors 219-7. But Derbyshire's lead is 187 now.
There's no doubt they'll be some early handshakes at Chelmsford.
Worcestershire's mammoth first innings goes on - 452-8 now in reply to Essex 490-9 dec.
'I wanna see the sunshine after the.....snow'published at 14:47 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Nottinghamshire (267 & 141-3) need 255 more runs to beat Durham (330 & 332-4 dec)
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle at Trent BridgeWe have just had the spectacle of snow falling in brilliant sunshine. Work that out!
But it has now passed us by and play has continues anyway.
Durham haven't taken a wicket in the hour since lunch. That's because of resistance from Ben Slater (65) and Lyndon James (17). They have put together the 9th 50-run stand of the game.
Notts are 141-3 and need another 255 to win which is something they don't appear to be chasing.
It's all about batting out the final 52 overs. There is quite a bit of weather around us and the lights are on. So whether we see all of them is questionable.
for Gregorypublished at 14:45 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Middlesex v Somerset 269-6 (target 285)
One of the best knocks to probably win a game for his side you will see.
Lewis Gregory goes to his half-century with a three down the ground. It's taken the all-rounder just 55 balls.
Somerset need 16 more for victory.
Somerset need 19 to winpublished at 14:45 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Middlesex v Somerset 266-6 (target 285)
This is intelligent batting.
With the field spread, Lewis Gregory and George Bartlett are picking off the singles.
Crazy to think they were 89-9 in their first innings and more than 200 behind.
WICKETpublished at 14:42 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Lace c Pope b Topley 0 (Glos 36-2, target 228 v Surrey)
Surrey and England left-armer Reece Topley finds the edge of Tom Lace's bat and Ollie Pope grabs it at third slip.
Gloucestershire are wobbling in their pursuit of 228.