Follow updates from day three 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
Nottinghamshire 273 & 260 v Warwickshire 201-9
A late 39-run last-wicket stand is broken by Danny Briggs who removes Jordan Patterson for 22.
You'd feel Nottinghamshire have more than enough, especially with England opener Dom Sibley unlikely to bat for the Bears with a fractured finger.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHampshire 319 & 290 dec v Middlesex 79 & 85-3
Having slipped to 33-3, Nick Gubbins and Robbie White have done a decent job in stemming the flow of wickets.
They've put on fifty for the fourth wicket.
Essex 96 & 330 v Durham 259
Brydon Carse has his five-for as Sam Cook edges behind for 37.
A brilliant performance from Carse who finishes with 5-82 off 27.2 overs.
Durham need just 168 to win.
Kent 265-9 v Yorkshire 379 & 187-2
Speaking of England batters in good form, Joe Root has just moved on to 40.
It's been a classic Root innings. You look away on 10 not out and suddenly he's added 30 runs.
Adam Lyth remains unbeaten on 110. Yorkshire lead by 301.
Surrey 484-4 v Leicestershire 375
Image source, Rex FeaturesOllie Pope's already gone big today - he's currently unbeaten on 212 - but just how big will he go?
His first-class best is 251, so he'll certainly have that target in his sights.
And it's a rare opportunity for a player to be on 200+ with the match situation still lending itself to him going on and on.
Could the magic 300 even be a possibility?
Glamorgan 285 & 152-5 v Sussex 481
Glamorgan could have this game done by stumps the way things are going.
Ollie Robinson has been on fire, taking his fourth of the innings with a cracking delivery that Chris Cooke feathers to the keeper.
Cooke goes for 12 and Glamorgan still trail by 44 with five wickets remaining.
Essex 96 & 319-9 v Durham 259
A big breakthrough as Brydon Carse grabs his fourth wicket, pinning Ben Allison leg before.
Allison's resistance finally comes to an end after 163 balls and over three hours in the middle.
Essex lead by 156 with number 11 Jamie Porter making his way to the crease.
Nottinghamshire 273 & 232-9 v Warwickshire 201-9
Warwickshire take the new ball one over after tea at Trent Bridge.
England's Olly Stone is into the attack. A big final session for the Bears.
The players are back out in the middle across our nine matches so it's time to get back under way.
We're in for an extended evening session, remember, with play due to go on until at least 18:30 BST.
Today's action will now pause until 16:10 BST for the funeral of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Our County Championship coverage will resume shortly before play gets back under way.
Lancashire 305 & 205-6 v Northamptonshire 177
A wicket just before tea for Nathan Buck as Luke Wood (17) is caught in the slips.
Lancashire's lead is now at 333.
Surrey 469-4 v Leicestershire 375
England batsman Ollie Pope reaches his 200.
His 236-ball knock, which has included 25 boundaries, has helped Surrey build a 94-run advantage over Leicestershire.
Jamie Smith remains with him not out on 72.
Kent 265-9 v Yorkshire 379 & 170-2
He's done it with a boundary.
What an innings from Adam Lyth. Fellow Yorkshireman Joe Root is over to congratulate him.
After falling for 97 in the first innings Lyth responds in the best possible way, reaching his century off 142 ball with 13 fours.
Nottinghamshire 273 & 225-9 v Warwickshire 201-9
Stuart Broad is the latest to go for Nottinghamshire, edging behind Oliver Hannon-Dalby five minutes before tea.
Great spell from the Bears.
Kent 265-9 v Yorkshire 379 & 162-2
At Canterbury and Adam Lyth has moved onto 94, three behind his first-innings score.
Joe Root is looking good at the other end on 33, wracking up plenty of minutes at the crease ahead of the summer.
Their partnership stands at 63 runs while Yorkshire's lead is 276.
Somerset 312 & 88-7 v Gloucestershire 309
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Somerset are yet again having to look to their bowlers to bail them out with bat as well as ball.
Craig Overton has gone already, cleaned up by a snorter from Ryan Higgins, and now Gregory follows him back to the pavilion.
Somerset 312 & 88-7 v Gloucestershire 309
Another Somerset wicket falls.
It's Lewis Gregory this time, chipping harmlessly into the hands of Matt Taylor off the bowling of Ryan Higgins for eight.
The hosts are going to need some tail-end fireworks here.
Nottinghamshire 273 & 218-8 v Warwickshire 201-9
Three in four ain't bad though!
Danny Briggs has Tom Moores clean bowled and Warwickshire are just two away from wrapping Nottinghamshire's second innings up.
The Bears trail by 291 runs. Keep it below 300 and they might be able to make a game of it. Stranger things have happened.
Nottinghamshire 273 & 219-7 v Warwickshire 201-9
Not this time. Stuart Broad faces it and flashes a streaky single to get off the mark.
Glamorgan 285 & 132-4 v Sussex 481
There's also been a 50 for Glamorgan's Kiran Carlson, his third of the season to add to the 127 not out he got in the first innings.
Plenty of action as we approach lunch in 15 minutes time.
Now back to Trent Bridge for that Danny Briggs hat-trick ball. We saw Mohammed Abbas get three in a row yesterday, can we make it two in two days?