Day three of round four of the County Championship
18 counties split into three groups of six
Surrey beat Hants by an innings & 289 runs; Roach takes 8-40
Durham beat Warwickshire by an innings & 127 runs
Notts beat Derbyshire by 310 runs for first red-ball win since 2018
Norwell b Carse 0 (Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 149-9)
Brydon Carse has five and is on a hat-trick!
Liam Norwell is bowled first ball to leave the Bears nine down and on the verge of a first defeat of the season.
Miles b Carse 0 (Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 149-8)
The Group One leaders are tumbling to defeat at Chester-le-Street.
Craig Miles is bowled by Brydon Carse to give the Durham paceman his fourth wicket.
Warwickshire still trail by 155.
Northamptonshire 94-4 (target 220) v Yorkshire
This could be stumps as well.
It had been slow going with Luke Procter on 20 not out from 51 and Saif Zaib on just one from 29. Tense.
Lancashire 75-0 (target 253) v Sussex
A brilliant knock from Lancashire opener Alex Davies has helped his side wrestle control in this fixture.
The opener has moved onto 54 not out from 46 balls. Keaton Jennings has been slightly more defensive alongside him, he's not out on 19 from 43.
Lammonby lbw b Murtagh 9 (Somerset 17-2, target 207 v Middlesex)
Wickets continue to tumble at Taunton. That's number 18 today.
Tim Murtagh pins Tom Lammonby lbw and that's both Somerset's openers gone.
There are still 19 overs to go tonight as well, time for plenty more damage.
Briggs c Lees b Carse 7 (Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 141-7)
Three to go for Durham.
Brydon Carse removes Danny Briggs via a top edge to mid-wicket to leave the Bears seven down.
They're facing a big, big defeat at Chester-le-Street.
Worcs 263-5 v Essex 561-8 dec
Both Worcestershire's set batsmen have now gone.
Brett D'Oliveira was dismissed by Shane Snater for 67 a few overs after Tom Fell went.
Worcestershire still trail by 298.
Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 133-6
Warwickshire went six down a couple of overs ago as Ben Raine had Michael Burgess caught behind for 27.
Durham will want this done tonight. 22 and a bit overs to go.
Banton b Murtagh 0 (Somerset 0-1, target 207 v Middlesex)
Wow.
Somerset opener Tom Banton is bowled first ball by Middlesex seamer Tim Murtagh.
Disastrous start to their pursuit of 207. Joy for Middlesex.
Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 &117
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BBC Somerset
Somerset will need 207 for another coming from behind win over Middlesex, as the visitors were bowled out in less than a session and a half for a dismal 117.
Craig Overton yet again led the Somerset attack quite superbly, to take 5-34, although Josh Davey was almost equally impressive with his 3-28.
On a wearing pitch offering occasional steep bounce the outcome is probably even money.
Leicestershire 421 dec & 77-3 v Gloucestershire 275
Finally some joy for the hosts as Josh Shaw finishes his over by removing Marcus Harris before Ryan Higgins has Hassan Azad caught behind off the very next ball.
A glimmer of hope for Gloucestershire. You never know with this sport. Leicestershire currently lead by 223.
Surrey (560-7 dec) beat Hampshire (92 & 179) by an innings and 289 runs
Image source, Rex FeaturesThey've won it now though!
Lewis McManus reaches his 50 and then goes playing a nothing shot, caught behind by Ben Foakes off the bowling of Kemar Roach.
Career-best figures for Roach. An incredible 8-40 for the West Indies paceman.
Murtagh b Abell 0 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 117)
Somerset skipper Tom Abell finishes the Middlesex second innings by bowling last man Tim Murtagh and his side have a very achievable target.
207 to win.
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 171-9
Oh I thought for a second Mohammed Abbas was walking. So did a few of the Surrey players. But no, we play on!
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 171-9
Kemar Roach bowls a maiden.
Surrey are still one wicket away from a first win of the season.
Ricardo Vasconcelos run out (Willey) 41 (Northamptonshire 74-4 - target 220 v Yorkshire)
Breakthrough.
Ricardo Vasconcelos had been sensational for Northamptonshire, leading from the front and smashing his side back into contention with 41 runs in 66 balls.
This wicket is huge for Yorkshire. The advantage swings in their favour again.
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 171-9
A no thrills over from Jamie Overton. Right then, Kemar Roach is bowling at McManus.
The West Indian has never got an eight-for in first class cricket before. This is a brilliant chance.
Worcs 243-4 v Essex 561-8 dec
Sam Cook has made the breakthrough for Essex, removing Tom Fell, caught behind, for 53.
It ends a fourth-wicket stand of 111 with Brett D'Oliveira.
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 166-9
Mohammed Abbas is in at the non-strikers end.
He joins Lewis McManus who has 47 not out, chasing down his eighth career first-class 50.
Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 110-9
Craig Overton has five!
Full and straight, into the pads of Steven Finn and he's on his way.
Overton has 5-34, Middlesex lead by 199.
Superbly set up at Taunton.