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
Foakes c McManus b Currie 7 (Surrey 526-4 v Hampshire 92)
Got him!
England's Ben Foakes doesn't last long getting a thick edge trying to tickle one down to third man.
He goes for seven and Scott Currie has his second wicket.
The collapse is on.
Worcs 37-0 v Essex 561-8 dec
Worcestershire openers Daryl Mitchell and Jake Libby have resumed at New Road - a ground that is producing plenty of runs this season.
They'll need to go big in the first innings after Essex's 561-8 declared.
Durham 295-4 v Warwickshire 87
Durham's charge was halted by the rain yesterday, but they're still in a fantastic position against Group One leaders Warwickshire.
Alex Lees is 127 not out and the lead stands at 208.
Sussex 328 v Lancashire 205-7
A first wicket of the day for Sussex as Jamie Atkins pins Josh Bohannon leg before for 37.
Work to do for Lancashire who trail by 123 runs with just three wickets in hand.
Surrey 513-3 v Hampshire 92
Our friends at BBC Radio London are telling us that Amla woke up with a stiff neck this morning.
You never know, we may see him return a bit later in the afternoon session.
The lead is 421.
Surrey 513-3 v Hampshire 92
Hashim Amla hasn't come out to bat this morning.
Instead Ben Foakes joins Jamie Smith (68 not out) at the crease.
We'll update you with more news as and when we get it. But what innings that was yesterday. Simply sensational.
Derbys 26-2 (target 470) v Notts
That'll help!
Stuart Broad has Luis Reece caught by Joe Clarke at slip and then pins Leus du Plooy lbw first ball!
Two wickets in the first over of the day for the England paceman. Wow.
Derbys 26-0 (target 470) v Notts
Notts haven't won a game in red-ball cricket since June 2018.
Will that finally change today?
They've set Derbyshire a huge target of 470.
Day three is under way folks...
Every ball covered
You can listen to live ball-by-ball BBC radio commentary from all eight matches today.
Click on the audio links at the top of this page to tune in.
It could well be a repeat performance of yesterday where showers popped up almost anywhere, so we could be in for some delays...
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Image source, Rex FeaturesDarren Stevens' 45th birthday turned out to be a real day for the old boys in the County Championship.
The oldest current cricketer in the English county game celebrated his big day by completing the 46th five-wicket haul of his first-class career to bowl Kent back into the game against Glamorgan in Cardiff and limit their first-innings lead to just 59.
But then Michael Hogan, a mere stripling at just 39 years of age, stole the show.
The long-serving Australian took 5-28 in 10 overs - Stevens was bowled by David Lloyd for the second time in the match for a third-ball duck - and it was all over inside two days at Sophia Gardens with Glamorgan wrapping up a 10-wicket win.
Meanwhile, South Africa Test legend Hashim Amla, the baby of the day's three heroes at 38, stroked an unbeaten 215 from 367 balls, bolstered by 131 from England's Ollie Pope as Surrey steamrollered their way to 513-3 against Group Two leaders Hampshire at The Kia Oval.
Read more from our friend Ged Scott right here.
Group One
Group Two
Group Three
Morning and welcome to day three of this latest round in the County Championship.
Eight of the nine matches remain after Glamorgan beat Kent inside two days yesterday.
All the action is coming up in 15 minutes...
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