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Group 1 results: Essex beat Durham by 44 runs, Warks beat Notts by three wickets, Worcs draw with Derbys
Group 2 results: Hants beat Middlesex by 249 runs, Glos beat Somerset by eight wickets, Surrey draw with Leics
Group 3 results: Yorks beat Kent by 200 runs, Lancs beat Northants by 206 runs, Sussex beat Glam by eight wickets
Hampshire 319 & 290-4 dec v Middlesex 79 & 219-5
An early wicket has also fallen at Southampton, where Ian Holland has trapped Robbie White in front for 73. The key man.
Hampshire need five more wickets for victory, Middlesex need 312 runs.
Kent 265-9 & 34-3 v Yorkshire 379 & 330-5 dec
We have a wicket.
Beautiful bowling from Yorkshire's David Willey who crashes the ball into Daniel Bell-Drummond's off-stump.
Kent need another 411 runs. That seems very unlikely.
Essex 96 & 330 v Durham 259 & 66-3
And ditto at Chelmsford, where another one of the pre-season favourites are facing a possible defeat.
Scott Borthwick (nine not out) and Jack Burnham (37 not out) have so far steadied Durham nerves nicely having earlier slipped to 20-3.
But it's a new day and they'll have to start again.
They need 102 more runs for a memorable win.
Somerset 312 & 149 v Gloucestershire 309 & 32-1
We're in for a few interesting final-day chases today, but none more so than at Taunton, I reckon.
Gloucestershire need 153 to record their first County Championship victory at Somerset since 1993.
James Bracey, who struck a century in the first innings, clips the second ball of the day for four. Confident start.
Incredible drama with twists and turns by the minute...
...but before Line of Duty starts in 10 hours, here's the cricket.
Play has got under way in all nine of our fixtures.
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A full day's play in all of our games yesterday and the day before. Will the rain hold off again?
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Group one
Derbyshire 390 & 268-5 v Worcestershire 305 - Derbyshire lead Worcestershire by 353 runs with 5 wickets remaining
Essex 96 & 330 all out v Durham 259 & 60-3 - Durham need 108 runs to win
Nottinghamshire 273 & 260 v Warwickshire 201-9 & 85-3 - Warwickshire need 248 runs to win
Group two
Hampshire 319 & 290-4 dec v Middlesex 79 & 208-4 - Middlesex need 323 runs to win
Somerset 312 & 149 v Gloucestershire 309 & 28-1 - Gloucestershire need 125 runs to win
Surrey 672-8 dec v Leicestershire 375 & 21-0 - Leicestershire trail Surrey by 276 runs with 10 wickets remaining
Group three
Glamorgan 285 & 258-5 v Sussex 481 - Glamorgan lead Sussex by 62 runs with 5 wickets remaining
Kent 265-9 & 33-2 v Yorkshire 379 & 330-5 dec - Kent need 412 runs to win
Lancashire 305 & 296-7 dec v Northamptonshire 177 & 59-3 - Northamptonshire need 366 runs to win
Image source, Rex FeaturesRun-scoring dominated a day of April sunshine in the County Championship as England batsman Ollie Pope, with a double century, captain Joe Root and Adam Lyth all reached three figures.
Pope's Surrey team-mate Jamie Smith and Lancashire stalwart Steven Croft hit tons too.
But they were all upstaged by a young Welshman, Glamorgan's Kiran Carlson, who hit his second century of the match against Sussex - a total of 256 runs and yet to be removed.
Pope's 245 in Surrey's massive 672-8 declared against Leicestershire at the Oval may be a match-winner. The same is likely to apply for Yorkshire pair Root and Lyth against Kent at Canterbury.
But, despite knocks of 127 not out and 129 not out, all 22-year-old Carlson has done is hold up Sussex.
Glamorgan go into the final day just 62 ahead with five wickets remaining - and unless Carlson can keep up his heroics a little longer, cruelly, he looks likely to end on the losing side.
Read Ged Scott's full report of day three here.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWelcome one and all.
What a round of action we've had over the last three days and we've still got one final, intriguing day to go.
All nine fixtures make it to day four. Before we get started, let's quickly remind ourselves of yesterday's highlights.