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
Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 108-5
Well Hampshire have at least bettered their first innings total as they bring up three figures for the first time this match.
Liam Dawson looks particularly handy with 27 runs from 51 deliveries.
Simpson c Abell b Davey 7 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 62-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesJosh Davey is running through Middlesex!
The Somerset seamer picks up his third wicket as John Simpson edges him to slip.
Middlesex's lead is only 151 and they're five down.
Davey has 3-4.
Yorkshire 206 & 201-8 v Northants 234
David Willey (19 not out) and Jordan Thompson (25 not out) have been combining well as Yorkshire extend their lead beyond 170.
The pair have just brought up the 50 partnership.
Gubbins c Davies b Davey 3 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 54-4)
And another wicket for Somerset.
It's a third catch for wicketkeeper Steven Davies as Nick Gubbins snicks Josh Davey behind.
Middlesex have lost four wickets for 10 runs.
Image source, Getty ImagesWorcs 179-3 v Essex 561-8 dec
Tom Fell and Brett D'Oliveira have got Worcestershire back on track after lunch.
Fell, who's had a tough season with the bat so far, has looked good in moving to 40.
Handscomb c Davies b Abell 0 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 50-3)
What a game we've got at Taunton...
Somerset captain Tom Abell removes opposition skipper Peter Handscomb for nought. Caught behind.
Middlesex still lead by 139, but Somerset may well restrict them to a manageable target.
Sussex 328 & 56-5 v Lancashire 230
And we're off again. George Garton (one) and Delray Rawlins (eight) are not out at the crease for Sussex.
Sussex 328 & 56-5 v Lancashire 230
Good news! Play is about to be restarted at Hove.
Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 50-2
Middlesex's other opener Max Holden is now gone too.
Craig Overton got him, caught behind.
Somerset are fighting back with the ball.
Robson c Banton b Davey 18 (Somerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 44-1)
Image source, Getty ImagesA much needed breakthrough for Somerset...
Josh Davey gets Middlesex opener Sam Robson caught at slip by Tom Banton just as his stand with Max Holden was beginning to flourish.
Middlesex are 133 in front.
Worcs 135-3 v Essex 561-8 dec
They're back under way after a short rain delay in Worcester.
Tom Fell and Brett D'Oliveira have a bit of a repair job on their hands after the Pears lost three quick wickets to Simon Harmer before lunch.
Sussex 328 & 56-5 v Lancashire 230
Oh. And just when things were hotting up, the heavens open and we're off.
Ben Brown (lbw b Lamb 3) Sussex 328 & 52-5 v Lancashire 230
What is happening to Sussex?
Another big wicket goes as skipper Ben Brown is out leg before.
The hosts' lead is only 150. Lancashire may have a chance if they keep it under 200.
James Vince (c Foakes b Clarke 10) Surrey 560-7 dec v Hants 92 & 60-5
James Vince has just played a very James Vince kind of innings.
Two brilliantly timed drives and then he feathers one through to the keeper.
Surrey want this game wrapped up quickly.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSomerset 268 v Middlesex 357 & 20-0
A side in need of some wickets are Somerset.
Middlesex openers Sam Robson and Max Holden are off to a good start in their second innings.
Their lead is 109.
Yorkshire 206 & 145-8 v Northants 234
Northamptonshire ended the morning with a wicket and now they've started the afternoon with one as well.
Harry Brook's solid defence comes to an end as he's caught off the bowling of Wayne Parnell for 39.
Parnell now has 4-43. Yorkshire are in a hole, with a narrow lead of just 117.
Vihari lbw b Rushworth 0 (Durham 391-9 dec v Warwickshire 87 & 8-2)
Warwickshire's batting woes continue.
India batsman Hanuma Vihari goes lbw to Chris Rushworth without scoring.
Two down in their second innings and the Bears still trail by 296.
So that's Gloucestershire v Leicestershire and Worcestershire v Essex paused because of rain.
But our other five matches have thankfully all resumed.
Gloucestershire 240-8 v Leicestershire 421
We haven't resumed in Gloucestershire's match with Leicestershire though. Still raining heavily.
Gulp.
Tom Clark (lbw b Bailey 4) Sussex 328 & 38-4 v Lancashire 230
Dream start!
We have our first wicket of the afternoon session as Tom Bailey grabs a three-for, pinning Tom Clark.
Sussex's lead is a delicate 138.