Eight fixtures in round seven of the season
Four games washed out on day two
Rain and bad light affects other four matches
Kent's Darren Stevens hits 15 sixes in superb innings of 190
Group One: Derbys v Durham; Essex v Warwickshire; Notts v Worcs
Group Two: Gloucs v Somerset; Surrey v Middlesex; Hants v Leics (day three)
Group Three: Kent v Glamorgan; Northants v Lancashire
Kent 124-7 v Glamorgan
Useful little stand for Kent.
Darren Stevens has top-edged a pull off Michael Hogan for six over fine leg and then flicked a boundary to the same region.
Nathan Gilchrist getting in on the act too, driving Michael Neser through point for four more.
Lunch: Surrey 185-8 v Middlesex
Mark Church
BBC Radio London
High winds and rain brought another fascinating session to a frustratingly early conclusion.
Hashim Amla and Rikki Clarke batted through the first hour adding valuable runs in the context of this game.
Amla was bowled by a beauty from Tom Helm for 23 and in the next over Blake Cullen had Clarke caught behind for 19.
Then the rain arrived and we keep our fingers crossed that we can get get out there again today.
Kent 100-7 v Glamorgan
It's another sorry scorecard for Kent who do at least limp into three figures.
They began so brightly when play got under way at 4.30pm yesterday but having been 60-0 have gone tumbling away.
Darren Stevens' third boundary brings the 100 up.
Seven of our eight games are now delayed by rain. But they're still going at Canterbury. For now.
Hants 233 v Leics 28-5
Relief for Leicestershire as rain takes them off the field at The Ageas Bowl.
Three wickets for Kyle Abbott and two for Mohammad Abbas in that damaging half-hour spell.
Surrey 185-8 v Middlesex
The umpires had a decent chat and decided the light had deteriorated too much.
Steady drizzle then starts to fall on SE11.
The wind is so strong today that they cannot extend the retractable floodlights, which obviously leaves us more vulnerable to bad light.
Essex 16-1 v Warwickshire 166
It's been drizzling for most of Essex's innings, but now the rain has got heavier and they're going off.
Looking at the forecast, we might be lucky to get any more cricket in today at Chelmsford.
Kent 93-7 v Glamorgan
Another wicket for Glamorgan.
Marcus O'Riordan is squared up by Timm van der Gugten and nicks one behind that leaves him a fraction up the slope.
Kent very much in danger of being blown away yet again in this terrible season for their batsmen.
Notts 51-3 v Worcs - start delayed, rain
This isn't hugely surprising...
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Clarke c Simpson b Cullen 19 (Surrey 185-8 v Middlesex)
Middlesex have two in four balls!
Full length from Blake Cullen, Rikki Clarke drives at it and nicks it behind.
Clarke's played nicely this morning but Surrey will struggle to add many more now.
Hill c McManus b Abbott 3 (Hants 233 v Leics 17-5)
Five down!
Moments after Lewis Hill goes past 500 County Championship runs for the season he's gone.
The wicketkeeper edges Kyle Abbott behind.
Leicestershire's first innings is in tatters at 17-5.
Amla b Helm 24 (Surrey 185-7 v Middlesex)
But this is a beauty!
Tom Helm with the breakthrough.
He squares Hashim Amla up and flicks the top of his off stump with one that holds its line just enough.
A perfect length .
The tail is quite lengthy for Surrey and Middlesex will now hope to wrap this up quickly.
Surrey 185-6 v Middlesex
A really good opening hour for Surrey with Hashim Amla and Rikki Clarke making steady progress and moving towards a first batting point.
Middlesex are probing away but this is a decent wicket on what we saw for most of yesterday.
Browne c Burgess b Norwell 4 (Essex 9-1 v Warwickshire 166)
Just what Warwickshire needed.
Nick Browne feathers a delivery from Liam Norwell to the keeper and the left-hander is on his way cheaply.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHants 233 v Leics 10-4
Hampshire are running through Leicestershire's top order rapidly!
Kyle Abbott has just bowled Colin Ackermann to leave the Foxes 10-4. Bonkers.
Kent 84-6 v Glamorgan
Sam Billings has now gone for Kent and they're in huge trouble yet again this season.
Timm van der Gugten rolls one in down the slope, Billings is possibly struck on the back pad in his crease and he's gone for only 11.
Harris b Abbas 2 (Hants 233 v Leics 8-3)
You just don't leave those!
Australia batsman Marcus Harris looks to shoulder arms to an inswinging delivery from Mohammad Abbas and the ball clips the top of off stump.
Leicestershire are in all sorts of bother now.
Gloucs v Somerset 45-1 - start delayed, rain
Sums up the last few weeks rather nicely...
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Hants 233 v Leics 6-2
Both of Leicestershire's openers are now gone.
Mohammad Abbas has just removed Sam Evans lbw a few balls after Hassan Azad went to Kyle Abbott the same way.
Early trouble for the visitors at The Ageas Bowl.
Essex 1-0 v Warwickshire 166
Essex's first innings is under way at Chelmsford.
Alastair Cook and Nick Browne, who seem to have been an opening partnership for yonks, are in the middle.