Eight fixtures in round seven of the season
All fixtures on day one, except Hants v Leics (day two)
Group One: Derbys v Durham; Essex v Warwickshire; Notts v Worcs
Group Two: Gloucs v Somerset; Surrey v Middlesex; Hants v Leics (day two)
Group Three: Kent v Glamorgan; Northants v Lancashire
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Pope lbw Andersson 0 (Surrey 140-3 v Middlesex)
An 11-ball duck for Ollie Pope.
He simply gets outside the line of one angled in, beaten on the inside edge and plumb lbw.
Martin Andersson strikes with his first ball back into the attack.
A third quick wicket for Middlesex and they're getting themselves back into the day.
Notts 51-3 v Worcs
It's been the story of the day.
Notts lose a wicket and then they go off.
This time Joe Clarke edges Dillon Pennington behind before the rain arrives again.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBurgess b Siddle 35 (Essex v Warwickshire 132-6)
Fourth wicket for Peter Siddle and finally Essex break Warwickshire's stubborn sixth-wicket stand.
The Aussie paceman gets one through Bears wicketkeeper Michael Burgess.
It ends a partnership of 56 handy runs with Tim Bresnan.
Notts 50-2 v Worcs
Resumption number 652 on day one in Nottingham.
Any showers are blowing through in a couple of minutes. Tough day for the ground staff at Trent Bridge.
Glos v Somerset 45-1; Kent v Glamorgan
They're going to check again shortly to see if play can get back under way at Bristol and if they can get going for the day at Canterbury.
The quick turnaround from previous inspections can be interpreted two ways.
Essex v Warwickshire 128-5
Tim Bresnan and Michael Burgess have just brought up their fifty stand at Chelmsford.
Just what the doctor ordered for Warwickshire after they were 76-5.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBurns lbw Bamber 64 (Surrey 135-2 v Middlesex)
Ethan Bamber now strikes and Rory Burns has gone for 64
Burns struck on the back pad but it looks high - umpire's call says Hawk Eye.
Moments earlier replays showed Mark Stoneman didn't get an inside edge on his caught-behind decision.
Could be two fortunate wickets for Middlesex but a vital double-strike nonetheless.
Hameed c Cox b Joseph 24 (Notts 50-2 v Worcs)
Worcestershire strike just before they go off for more bad light.
Notts opener Haseeb Hameed edges Pears paceman Alzarri Joseph behind.
Joe Clarke gets to face his first ball before the weather closes in again.
Derbys 48-0 v Durham
And back off again in Derby.
Surrey 135-1 v Middlesex
Middlesex finally strike!
A hint of movement back into Mark Stoneman takes an inside edge that's well held down low by John Simpson.
19-year-old Blake Cullen with the wicket playing only his fourth first-class match.
A smart 63 from Stoneman.
Hashim Amla walks out...
Derbys 48-0 v Durham
Back on at The County Ground after a brief stoppage.
Not sure how long this dry spell will last though.
Notts 45-1 v Worcs
Just three overs after the restart, bad light has brought a halt to proceedings at Trent Bridge once more.
And it looks like there's a bit of rain on the way.
Glos v Somerset 45-1
No play since just after midday at Nevil Road.
Signs the weather is easing though and after an early tea the umpires will have a check at 15:30 BST.
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Surrey 112-0 v Middlesex
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a lovely way to reach a half-century.
A sweet punch down the ground brings up Rory Burns' milestone in 134 balls.
Another fifty in what's been a productive season for him but yet to kick on for a century that would really underline his form.
Notts 38-1 v Worcs
Play is back under way in Nottingham after a three-hour delay.
Haseeb Hameed and Ben Duckett have resumed batting for Notts.
Surrey 108-0 v Middlesex
A steady fifty for Mark Stoneman, getting there with a thick outside edge along the ground to third man.
111 balls for the experienced former Durham man.
Kent v Glamorgan
Oh wow it really is one of those days at the St Lawrence.
Inspection after inspection and each time seemingly no progress.
Is the outfield really going to dry significantly in the next hour?
These situations so often a case of either get on with it not ideal or forget it.
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Surrey 103-0 v Middlesex
A century stand between Rory Burns and Mark Stoneman as Surrey's excellent start continues.
There's a little bit through the air for the Middlesex seamers but not a great deal off the pitch.
Both sides would have bowled first at the toss, looking a good one to have lost at the moment.
Derbys 45-0 v Durham
Meanwhile, in Derbyshire's match against Durham they've just gone off for bad light.
It's just going to be one of those stop start days unfortunately.