Lewis Gregory is looking in decent touch early on in his innings.

Tim Murtagh goes too straight and the Somerset all-rounder clips him to the boundary.

Somerset need 86 runs. Middlesex four wickets. Too close to call.

Lovely shot to get off the mark. Tim Murtagh goes a bit too full and Lewis Gregory punches him down the ground for four.

England captain Joe Root out in the middle as Yorkshire bid to stave off this Glamorgan charge for victory.

He gets his innings going with a run in that over which had to be completed after lunch.

Adam Lyth (18 not out) the man alongside him with a minimum of 64 more overs to bowl.

They're back out at Lord's in what may well be the final session of the match.

Lewis Gregory is the new man in for Somerset, joining George Bartlett who played nicely before lunch for his 43.

Somerset need 98 more runs, Middlesex four wickets. Strap in.

Right then - players are making their way back out to the middle for this afternoon session.

Some delicately-poised matches and some more results in store no doubt.

Let's play!

In case you weren't with us through all of the morning session, here's our report of how Hampshire completed a comprehensive win at Leicestershire.

Nick Gledhill
BBC Essex at Chelmsford

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Essex's long winning run at Chelmsford, that stretches back to 2018, looks certain to end this afternoon after Jake Libby and Ed Barnard came within 13 runs of setting a new Worcestershire seventh wicket record.

Barnard's maiden century will be an innings he long remembers and Libby is now just 19 short of his own career best and looks likely to carry his bat.

It's been a phenomenal effort in a rearguard situation.

Essex have been frustrated by a flatter than normal Chelmsford pitch combined with Worcestershire's resilience.

The hosts will still surely qualify for division one but Worcestershire, on this evidence, also have a great chance if they can convert strong positions to wins later in the campaign.

Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales at Headingley

Glamorgan enjoyed a near-perfect first session against Yorkshire as they claimed two home wickets following unbeaten centuries from Billy Root (110 not out) and Chris Cooke (102 not out).

Root had the pleasure of reaching three figures with a legside clip for two off brother Joe, who had been brought into the attack to try to prevent the milestone.

Cooke accelerated towards three figures and marched off as soon as he had got there, leaving his bowlers 76 overs to do their work as Yorkshire were set 379 at nearly five an over.

An accurate opening spell from Timm van der Gugten saw Tom Kohler-Cadmore caught behind before Michael Hogan won a borderline lbw shot against Tom Loten on the stroke of lunch, leaving Yorkshire hoping for long innings from Adam Lyth and Joe Root, or another weather intervention.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle at Trent Bridge

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Notts lost their third wicket of the day right on the cusp of lunch.

After the early dismissals of Haseeb Hameed (0) and Ben Duckett (12) to the bowling of Chris Rushworth, the hosts then settled, as has been the pattern in this game.

Ben Slater and Joe Clarke put on 67 for the third wicket, but in the run up to the break the pressure started to tell.

Following five maidens in a row from the Durham attack, Matt Salisbury then got the breakthrough.

Clarke, on 38, edged low to David Bedingham at first slip and he held onto the chance. It was Salisbury's 100th first-class wicket and came at a crucial moment. Slater will resume after the break on 35.

So far the weather has held off at Trent Bridge, but we are receiving reports of snow showers in other parts of the city.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex

An absorbing morning of cricket, which at times threatened to boil over.

The umpires needed to intervene as tempers flared, as Sussex slowly but steadily reduced the arrears to 12 runs at lunch.

Aaron Thomason has shown huge application and concentration opening the innings facing 177 balls for his 41.

The draw still looks the most likely result, but early Lancashire wickets after lunch could still make for an absorbing finish.

Group 1

Essex 490-9 dec v Worcestershire 405-8

Nottinghamshire 267 & 88-3 (target 396) v Durham 330 & 332-4 dec

Warwickshire 220 v Derbyshire 189 & 159-5

Group 2

Gloucestershire 311-8 v Surrey 220 & 328-8

Hampshire (612-5 dec) beat Leicestershire (220 & 305 f/o) by an innings and 105 runs

Middlesex 313 & 143 v Somerset 172 & 187-6 (target 285)

Group 3

Northamptonshire 394-7 v Kent 455

Lancashire 407 v Sussex 301 & 94-2

Yorkshire 193 & 32-2 (target 379) v Glamorgan 330 & 241-4 dec

And to see all those scorecards in more detail, head to this page.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London

There's a tense finish in store at Lord's where Somerset are making a fine fist of chasing 285 in a low scoring game.

The visiting captain, Tom Abell, led the way with a fantastic and chanceless 84 but was removed by Middlesex's very own baby-faced assassin Ethan Bamber - the hosts' leading wicket taker in an esteemed attack.

Credit to his skipper Steven Eskinazi for switching Bamber from a long opening spell at the Pavilion immediately to the Nursery End where he made the crucial breakthrough.

It's a cold but sunny day and neither are playing in the favour of the bowlers' attempts to swing the ball but the tight lines and the lengths - delivered throughout from both sides - are a hard task on any pitch at any time of year.

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Ryan Higgins took two wickets in two balls just before lunch, removing Jamie Overton and Gus Atkinson, to leave Surrey eight down.

Ben Foakes goes to lunch on 130.

A chase of around 240 for Gloucestershire in just less than two sessions could be interesting!

Not long left in the morning session on this final day.

Will there be some crucial breakthroughs with the ball before lunch arrives?

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Northants 382-6 v Kent 455

Northants batsman Rob Keogh brings up his century off 236 balls.

Can his side now earn maximum batting bonus points? They've got a couple of overs to get to 400.

Somerset need less than 100 as the target goes down to 98.

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