Day two of round four of the County Championship
All 18 counties play
Teams split into three groups of six
Warwickshire, Hampshire & Lancashire top of groups
England batsman Pope makes century for Surrey; Amla makes double ton
Yorks 206 v Northants 199-7; Glam 197 v Kent 138 & 41-5
Tom Taylor goes to a half-century for Northants just after tea but then falls to Dom Bess simply playing down the wrong line.
The visitors should sneak into a lead but how big might that be when the rain relents?
Meanwhile at Cardiff Kent slide further, losing Ollie Robinson after the break and they've now lost their top order and are still behind.
Derbys 105 v Notts 256 & 251-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesNotts bring up their 250 in the second innings and the lead goes past 400.
Will they want to have a bowl at Derbyshire tonight? 27 overs still to go at a gloomy Incora County Ground.
Pope c Wheal b Currie 131 (Surrey 413-3 v Hants 92)
Hampshire will come away from The Oval with at least a point...
Ollie Pope tries to cut Scott Currie away but slices it to Brad Wheal behind point.
It ends a fine innings by the 23-year-old and a stand of 257 with Hashim Amla (182 not out).
Image source, Rex FeaturesAbell c Andersson b Finn 41 (Somerset 98-4 v Middlesex 357)
Big wicket for Middlesex at Taunton...
Steven Finn removes Somerset captain Tom Abell for 41 and Somerset are in a bit of trouble.
Four down and still trailing by 259.
Surrey 401-2 v Hants 92
Image source, Getty ImagesThe punishment keeps on coming for Hampshire.
Ollie Pope squirts away his 13th boundary and it takes Surrey past 400 and to five batting bonus points.
Hampshire are in danger of coming away with no points if they don't pick up another wicket in the next few overs and then go on to lose the game.
Hameed b Critchley 94 (Derbys 105 v Notts 256 & 239-3)
Haseeb Hameed just misses out on a third century in four innings.
The Notts opener misses one that skids on from Derbyshire spinner Matt Critchley and is bowled for 94.
Durham 271-4 v Warwickshire 87
Rain arrived just before the tea interval at Chester-le-Street and there will be a delay to the final session.
Somerset 93-3 v Middlesex 357
Somerset have also lost a wicket after tea, Tim Murtagh getting the big one of James Hildreth.
Hildreth poked the Middlesex seamer behind for 39.
Somerset need to steady things at Taunton.
Worcs v Essex 510-7
Essex are losing a few wickets as they move towards a declaration at New Road.
Adam Wheater has just been bowled by Brett D'Oliveira but only after the wicketkeeper had taken his side past 500.
Tea: Sussex 328 v Lancashire 128-1
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
A solid session from Lancashire who have chipped away against tight accurate Sussex bowling.
Two teenagers Henry Crocombe 19 and Jamie Atkins 18, opened the Sussex bowling, but again it was the 20 year old off spinner Jack Carson who caught the eye and claimed the only wicket to fall that of Alex Davies for 34
Keaton Jennings reached the interval undefeated on 57 which has taken 140 balls, but he was dropped at slip by Van Zyl just before tea which could prove expensive for Sussex.
Day two
Group One
Group Two
Group Three
Eight of the nine games are at tea now. Time for a look at the latest scores...
Tea: Glamorgan 197 v Kent 138 & 32-4
Ffion Wynne
BBC Radio Wales
Ball continues to dominate bat in Cardiff as Kent have slipped to 32-4, still trailing by 27.
It’s been a good day for veteran seamers as Michael Hogan has 3-15 so far in Kent’s second innings, after Darren Stevens’ five-for earlier in the day - the pair have a combined age of 84.
Glamorgan’s lead of just 59 is looking increasingly valuable.
The players have gone in for tea just as the rain starts to fall again and the covers come on – Glamorgan will be hoping it won’t be for too long.
Tea: Somerset 86-2 v Middlesex 357
Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London
A heavily interrupted session was full of event as Middlesex stumbled over the line to a fourth batting point as Josh Davey rattled through his former county's final three wickets - Somerset were then left perilously placed on 16-2 in reply.
Two dropped catches from the same Tom Helm over allowed Tom Abell on his way though and he shares a stand with James Hildreth that has settled the final straight of the elongated session.
After the early lunch, Robbie White fell for the second time in his career in the 90s as he awaits his maiden ton but overall batting seems easier on the second day and after the early reprieves the hosts will hope to amass at very least a similar advantage if the weather holds.
Surrey 395-2 v Hants 92
Ollie Pope pulls James Vince for his 12th boundary and that takes Surrey's lead up to 303.
And they're not done yet.
Hashim Amla is approaching his double century - the South African is on 181. Pope has 114.
Durham 266-3 v Warwickshire 87
Durham have lost Scott Borthwick and David Bedingham in quick succession at Chester-le-Street but they're still in complete control.
179 is the lead with opener Alex Lees still looking strong on 113.
Crawley b Hogan 1 (Glam 197 v Kent 138 & 30-4)
Another one for Glamorgan!
England's Zak Crawley shouldering arms to one that nipped in from Michael Hogan and clipped the top of the off stump.
Three for Hogan and Glamorgan are on a victory charge at the moment.
They still lead by 29.
And then David Lloyd strikes with his first delivery of the second innings!
The lbw shout against Joe Denly looks a little leg side but he's gone.
Kent are sliding down the River Taff and into the Bristol Channel.
Lancs 115-1 v Sussex 328
Only 60 runs in four innings to start the season for Keaton Jennings so welcome runs here for the one-time England opener.
A pleasant steer through cover has brought him fifty in 125 balls.
Glam 197 v Kent 138 & 25-2
Wickets continue to clatter in Cardiff.
Michael Hogan has picked up both openers - Jordan Cox to a marginal lbw that the batsman looked very unhappy with and Daniel Bell-Drummond to a feather-edge behind.
You would think Kent would need to set 150-plus to have a sniff.
Surrey 375-2 v Hants 92
Ollie Pope is churning out runs for fun this season.
The Surrey and England batsman goes to his second century of the campaign off 139 balls.
The other - he made 245 against Leicestershire. You wouldn't bet against him making it a biggun once again.
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