Seven County Championship games enter final day
Somerset beat Hants by 10 wickets
Notts beat Essex by an innings & 30 runs
Northants beat Sussex by an innings & 120 runs
Warwickshire draw with Worcestershire - Pears fifth draw of season
Yorkshire draw with Kent; Lancashire draw with Glamorgan
Leicestershire draw with Surrey
Rhodes c Barnard b Joseph 25 (Warwickshire 343 & 69-3 v Worcestershire 364-8 dec)
Alzarri Joseph has his second of the afternoon, taking Bears opener and captain Will Rhodes out of the equation.
We have 31 overs left to play at Edgbaston, where Warwickshire lead by 48.
Leicestershire 496 v Surrey 236-2
Great stuff from Mark Stoneman who reaches a first century of the current campaign.
It included 15 fours, many of which have come today, and his boundary hitting has rubbed off on partner Ollie Pope.
The England man hit Callum Parkinson for fourteen runs in the last over, including a four and six in consecutive balls.
Lancashire 208-5 v Glamorgan 344
Dane Vilas and Luke Wood resume the Lancashire innings at Old Trafford as the final session of the game begins.
25 overs left.
Hampshire 79 & 241-8 v Somerset 336 (Hampshire trail by 16)
Image source, Rex FeaturesNow, what of Somerset versus Felix Organ and Keith Barker, as this game has become.
The good news for Hampshire fans is that they are both still there - Organ has five runs from 93 balls! Barker has moved into the 40s.
For Somerset fans this must be painful viewing, but it's only two wickets and the situation can change in an instant.
We have a minimum 29 overs left to play.
Lancashire 208-5 v Glamorgan 344
They're going to look to resume in less than 10 minutes at Old Trafford after delays because of rain and bad light.
Yorkshire 277-8 v Kent 305
After a brief rain delay after tea, they're under way again in Leeds.
Ben Coad smacks a couple of fours off Nathan Gilchrist to get his innings up and running.
Amla c Ackermann b Mike 15 (Leicestershire 496 v Surrey 208-2)
Surrey are two down as Ben Mike picks up his first wicket of the game not long after tea.
Experienced South African Hashim Amla hit a couple of fours in his 15 but departs after miscuing a shot to allow Colin Ackermann to take the catch.
Although, the dismissal seemed to catch even the commentators out here - give the clip below a listen for a little Sunday giggle.
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Hampshire 79 & 220-8 v Somerset 336 (Hampshire trail by 37)
Anthony Gibson
BBC Somerset
Somerset must have thought they were almost there when Craig Overton got James Vince and Josh Davey did for Lewis McManus, but Felix Organ and Keith Barker have so far defied everything that Somerset have bowled at them.
Organ's four from 68 balls has struck exactly the right chord under the circumstances.
Yorkshire 269-8 v Kent 305
That wicket of Steven Patterson brings tea in Leeds.
Across the Pennines at Old Trafford, it's stopped raining but the light is poor and so the final session of the match is delayed.
Patterson c Robinson b Gilchrist 2 (Yorkshire 269-8 v Kent 305)
Yorkshire are eight down.
Steven Patterson snicks Nathan Gilchrist to the keeper after having a big swipe and is on his way cheaply.
Can Yorkshire get up to 300 for a third batting bonus point? Every point could be crucial come the end of the group phase.
Bess b Stevens 15 (Yorkshire 256-7 v Kent 305)
Bowled 'im!
Dom Bess prods forward at a full one from Darren Stevens and is beaten all ends up.
Steven Patterson joins Jordan Thompson - both batsmen on nought.
Warwickshire 343 & 45-2 v Worcestershire 364-8 dec
Alzarri Joseph has done for Pieter Malan, who nicks it to Riki Wessels at first slip.
Malan scored quickly with 28 off 31 balls and that brings Sam Hain into the action, with Warwickshire leading by 24.
Bohannon c Salter b Taylor 53 (Lancashire 208-5 v Glamorgan 344)
Josh Bohannon is out moments before some rain arrives and the players go off.
The Lancashire batsman cuts Callum Taylor to point and Andrew Salter takes the catch.
Let's hope the delay isn't for too long.
Lancashire 207-4 v Glamorgan 344
Fifty for Josh Bohannon as he biffs Marnus Labuschagne over mid-off for four.
105 balls with three fours and two sixes.
A fine innings so far from the 24-year-old Lancastrian.
Lancashire 202-4 v Glamorgan 344
200 up for Lancashire and that's a first batting bonus point.
They've got another 34 overs to try and secure a couple more at least.
Glamorgan are also hunting another couple of bowling bonus points.
Hampshire 79 & 211-8 v Somerset 336
Hampshire have crept over 200 in their second innings.
Keith Barker has 14 from 39 balls and has just hit the first boundary for some time.
Felix Organ has four from 54 which tells you what his plans are for the day, while Somerset have brought on Jack Leach to see if he can find a way through.
Hampshire trail by 46.
Warwickshire 343 & 16-1 v Worcestershire 364-8 dec
Joe Leach has claimed the first wicket of Warwickshire's second innings and it's an important one.
Robert Yates made a century in the first innings but he hasn't reached double figures here before he feathers one through to Ben Cox.
The Bears trail by five.
Burns c Parkinson b Wright 75 (Leicestershire 496 v Surrey 164-1)
England opener Rory Burns hasn't lasted very long after the resumption.
Chris Wright is the man who has broken the valuable first-wicket partnership between Burns and Mark Stoneman, who is now on 76 not out after few nice boundaries.
Burns' departure brings Hashim Amla to the crease.
Ballance run out 96 (Yorkshire 246-6 v Glamorgan 344)
Nightmare!
Dom Bess guides the ball to Marcus O'Riordan at point, Bess sets off, so does Gary Ballance, but then there's hesitation in the middle.
O'Riordan fires down the stumps and Ballance is run out for 96 despite a desperate attempt to slide his bat in.
Livingstone c J Cooke b Van der Gugten 25 (Lancashire 183-4 v Glamorgan 344)
Liam Livingstone's bright and breezy innings is ended by Timm van der Gugten.
Livingstone skips down the pitch and whips the paceman into the leg side, but it's in the air and Joe Cooke grabs it on the rope.
One four and two sixes in his 25.