Eight fixtures in round seven of the season
Matches on day three
Only game on final day sees Hants draw with Leics
Group One: Derbys v Durham; Essex v Warwickshire; Notts v Worcs
Group Two: Gloucs v Somerset; Surrey v Middlesex; Hants v Leics
Group Three: Kent v Glamorgan; Northants v Lancashire
Derbys 71-0 v Durham
With so much time lost in the game, Group One's bottom side Derbyshire aren't going to hand around this morning.
Ideally they need a victory.
23 come off the first couple of overs, including 11 off Mark Wood's first of the day.
Essex 16-1 v Warwickshire 166
That brief shower has passed through and they're getting going at The County Ground.
Alastair Cook and Tom Westley resume their innings for Essex with their side trailing by 150.
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Derbys 48-0 v Durham
So, after going off for rain just after midday on Thursday, Derbyshire openers Billy Godleman and Brooke Guest resume batting.
Chris Rushworth has the ball for Durham, with England paceman Mark Wood set to take it from the other end.
Surrey 190 v Middlesex
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe said Middlesex were in a hurry and Surrey manage to add just five runs before losing their last two wickets.
First, Blake Cullen strikes Reece Topley on the rear pad and that's a formality of an lbw decision for the umpire.
Then, with the opening delivery of the next over, Tom Helm has Kemar Roach caught at first slip for five.
No batting points for Surrey - Cullen finishes with 3-30 and Helm 3-47.
Gloucestershire v Somerset 45-1
Better news from Bristol - where the umpires are aiming for an 11:45 start.
These two sides are setting the pace in Group Two and won't be too upset if the game ends in a draw, but a batting collapse or two and some creative captaincy and you never know.....
Derbys 48-0 v Durham
Good news from The Incora County Ground - the covers are off and they're going to start in around five minutes.
Surrey 190-8 v Middlesex
After a single from Blake Cullen's over, Tom Helm opens up from the other end and immediately finds some swing. After five dot balls, Kemar Roach collects a streaky boundary to third man via a thick edge.
Surrey 185-8 v Middlesex
We have a prompt start at the Kia Oval.
Teenager Blake Cullen has the ball in hand, Kemar Roach is on strike for Surrey, who were - if you remember - 135-0 on day one.
Middlesex won't want to waste any time collecting these final two wickets.
They were hoping to start on time at Essex and Notts, but it's now raining at these two grounds. Annoying.
So it looks as though the only game starting on time is between Surrey and Middlesex.
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Image source, BBC SportDare we say it, but things are a little bit more hopeful later on today, though there's a pesky band of rain along the south coast for much of the day.
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Gloucestershire v Somerset 45-1
Bristol saw one of four total washouts yesterday, but it looks like we're in with a chance of some play this morning.
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Northants v Lancashire 59-0
We only had 16.5 overs over the first two days at the County Ground, but maybe, just maybe, things are a little more promising this morning. The umpires took a look at 10:30 and will re-assess at 11:30 BST after the groundstaff have been out again with their mops and buckets.
There will also be delays at Hampshire, Gloucestershire and Derbyshire.
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Kent 307 v Glamorgan 55-2
We were hoping for some more fireworks at The Spitfire Ground today following Darren Stevens' astonishing 190 off 149 balls on Friday.
Unfortunately, there's been some wet stuff in Kent this morning and umpires James Middlebrook and Richard Illingworth - both former spinners - will take a look at 11.30 BST.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGroup One
Derbyshire 48-0 v Durham - start delayed, rain
Essex 16-1 v Warwickshire 166
Nottinghamshire 51-3 v Worcestershire
Group Two
Hampshire 233 v Leicestershire 28-5 (day four) - inspection at 11:30 BST
Gloucestershire v Somerset 45-1 - inspection at 11:00
Surrey 185-8 v Middlesex
Group Three
Kent 307 v Glamorgan 55-2 - inspection at 11:30
Northants v Lancashire 59-0 - inspection at 11:30
Morning!
After two days of rain, wind and a bit of cricket, thankfully the forecast is looking better.
It's not perfect and there will still be some delays, but after the past couple of days we'll take what we can get!
Play coming up at 11:00 BST.
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