Follow updates from day two of nine County Championship matches
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Group 1: Derbys v Worcs, Essex v Durham, Notts v Warks
Group 2: Hants v Middlesex, Somerset v Glos, Surrey v Leics
Group 3: Glamorgan v Sussex, Kent v Yorks, Lancs v Northants
Derbyshire 390 v Worcestershire 231-7
Just three overs before stumps and it's another blow for Worcestershire as Ben Cox is clean bowled by Luis Reece.
Three wickets left in the innings, and the visitors still trail by 157.
Somerset 312 v Gloucestershire 274-8
That's the big wicket for Somerset.
James Bracey's superb 118-run knock comes to an end, snaffled by Lewis Gregory.
He struck 15 fours and one six and is the major reason Gloucestershire have hauled themselves near Somerset's first-innings total of 312.
Lancashire 305 & 32-0 v Northamptonshire 23-1
Not much to report from Old Trafford.
Lancashire have started their second innings without much action. They lead by 160 runs with eight overs to be bowled before stumps.
Glamorgan 285 v Sussex 478-9
Fine block from number 11 Henry Crocombe.
Lloyd had taken the wickets of Stuart Meaker (6) and Jack Carson (0).
For those late joining, we've had four different hat-trick chances today, with Mohammed Abbas taking one earlier for Hampshire.
Glamorgan 285 v Sussex 478-9
Not another hat-trick chance!
Back-to-back wickets for David Lloyd. Here we go again.
Kent 252-9 v Yorkshire 379
Kent have added a second batting bonus point, crossing 250.
We're hearing a rumour that Harry Podmore is injured and may not bat. He's scheduled to come in at 11, but he'd usually enter higher.
This could be Kent's final partnership.
Hampshire 319 & 133-2 v Middlesex 79
Hampshire continue to make ready good progress at Southampton, with Ian Holland now 59 not out and Sam Northeast still unbeaten on 69.
Their lead over Middlesex is 373.
Essex 96 & 180-6 v Durham 259
A 26th wicket falls inside the first two days at Chelmsford.
Adam Wheater is the latest to go for Essex, off the bowling of Scott Borthwick.
Essex's lead over Durham is just 17 with four wickets remaining.
Five overs left in the day.
Kent 247-8 v Yorkshire 379
The new ball does the business for Yorkshire as Grant Stewart edges Duanne Olivier behind for 40.
Miguel Cummins walks out to the middle.
Surrey 182-3 v Leicestershire 375
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's Ollie Pope's half-century - and in decent time too, coming off 71 deliveries and including seven fours.
Good stuff from the England middle-order player.
Derbyshire 390 v Worcestershire 219-6
The fixture swing back in Derbyshire's favour as Riki Wessels falls for 60.
A brilliant, counter-attacking knock, which included nine fours in 95 deliveries, comes to an end as Matthew Critchley gets his third wicket.
Worcestershire still trail by 171 runs and only have four more wickets in hand.
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Kent 245-7 v Yorkshire 379
No surprises as Yorkshire take the new ball after 80 overs.
Kent are still 134 runs behind with Grant Stewart (39 not out) Matthew Milnes (20 not out) set in the middle.
David Willey returns to the attack.
Essex 96 & 164-5 v Durham 259
How about that for some good reactions?!
Durham captain Scott Borthwick stretches to his right to intercept a Ryan ten Doeschate drive destined for the boundary.
That's caught and bowled and Borthwick has a deserved wicket.
Add that to his century with the bat and I'd say he's having a pretty good game.
Essex lead Durham by just one run. They need their tail to wag.
Surrey 170-3 v Leicestershire 375
Surrey still have plenty of work to do but this has been a really important partnership by Ollie Pope and Ben Foakes, who came to the middle at 93-3.
Pope is four away from a half-century, while his England team-mate Foakes is 33 not out.
Glamorgan 285 v Sussex 464-7
Just three away from his maiden century, George Garton is pinned leg before by Michael Hogan.
Heartbreak, his innings comes to close after 117 balls, 13 fours and one six.
Stuart Meaker heads to the crease with Sussex's lead at 179.
Glamorgan 285 v Sussex 460-6
And there's also a 50 for Sussex's vice captain Ollie Robinson.
That's his second in as many games.
His partner George Garton is into the nervous 90s.
Derbyshire 390 v Worcestershire 207-5
A lovely attacking 50 for Worcestershire's Riki Wessels who reaches his half-century in just 77 balls.
His partnership with Ben Cox (19 not out) has now ticked past 70 runs. Frustration for Derbyshire but they're still in control.
Somerset 312 v Gloucestershire 240-7
Image source, Getty ImagesThis has been a really fine knock from James Bracey, who brings up his century from 208 balls.
His innings, which has included 14 fours and one six, has been absolutely vital to Gloucestershire's chances.
They still trail Somerset by 72 runs with three wickets remaining.
Nottinghamshire 273 & 55-2 v Warwickshire 201-9
A few balls after reaching the 50 partnership with Haseeb Hameed, Ben Duckett falls lbw to Will Rhodes for 25.
A much needed wicket for Warwickshire as Hameed remains unbeaten on 28 and is now joined by Joe Clarke in the middle.
Twenty overs remain at Trent Bridge.
Hampshire 319 & 99-2 v Middlesex 79
Sam Northeast has reached his half-century and this partnership with Ian Holland, now worth 97, has really all but ended any last lingering Middlesex hopes you'd have thought.