Notts beat Worcestershire by an innings and 170 runs
Surrey and Middlesex ends in draw after visitors end pursuit of 290 at The Oval
Northants v Lancs & Kent v Glamorgan end in rain-affected draws
Gloucs v Somerset, Essex v Warwickshire & Derbys v Durham also drawn
Hants drew with Leics on Saturday
Surrey 190 & 153-1 v Middlesex 160
The lights are on at the Kia Oval as Rory Burns advances to 69 not out with a push through the covers for three runs in Ethan Bamber's latest over. Five dot balls follow to Hashim Amla, who remains on 10.
Kent 307 & 47-1 v Glamorgan 64-3 dec
The chance of some batting practice for England's Zak Crawley ahead of the Tests against New Zealand and he has started well in this innings.
An elegant cover drive brings him four of Michael Neser and two balls later, he finds the boundary again with a deft dab to third man.
Kent's lead is now 290.
Essex 217 v Warwickshire 166 & 19-0
No early wickets for Essex at Chelmsford thus far.
Warwickshire nightwatchman Danny Briggs and captain Will Rhodes are seeing off the new-ball threat.
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Gloucestershire 25-5 v Somerset 300-8 dec
Just when the game was becoming very interesting, the players are forced from the field by the weather.
Ryan Higgins and Iain Cockbain are the two not out Gloucestershire batsmen on three and one.
Joseph c Moores b Fletcher 4 (Notts 400-5 dec v Worcs 60-8)
SEVEN for Luke Fletcher who now has career-best figures.
The Notts paceman has Alzarri Joseph caught behind to leave Worcestershire 60-8.
Fletcher's figures are an incredible 7-26, the first time he's taken seven wickets in an innings.
Two left, can he make it nine?!
Surrey 190 & 148-1 v Middlesex 160
Surrey don't seem in any undue hurry to push on towards a declaration at The Oval. Just 13 have been added in four and a half overs since Mark Stoneman was dismissed.
Rory Burns have moved on to 65 and Hashim Amla has 10.
Kent 307 & 28-1 v Glamorgan 64-3 dec
Following Gloucestershire's Tom Lace (see 11:08 entry), another batsman is caught behind down the leg-side and this time it's Kent opener Ollie Robinson (14) who has to go.
A tame dismissal, but Glamorgan bowler Michael Neser won't care about that - it's not how you take them, it's how many you take.
Gloucestershire 21-5 v Somerset 300-8 dec
Another wicket has gone at Bristol and it's a gift for Somerset.
Josh Davey strays onto Kraigg Brathwaite's pads, but the West Indies opener clips a catch to Tom Abell, stationed at mid-wicket.
Gloucestershire badly need someone to dig in now.
Kent 307 & 24-0 v Glamorgan 64-3 dec
Comfortable for Kent so far and Ollie Robinson punches away off the back foot for a boundary in the latest Timm van der Gugten over at Canterbury. The home side's lead is now 267.
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Northamptonshire v Lancashire 75-1 - start delayed
The waiting goes on at Northampton where the umpires have taken a look and decided that another is needed at midday.
Tongue c Moores b Fletcher 7 (Notts 400-5 v Worcs 54-7)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSixth wicket for Luke Fletcher!
Nightwatchman Josh Tongue edges the paceman behind pushing forward at a lovely outswinger. He now has 6-21 as Alzarri Joseph comes in at nine.
Incredible spell.
Wicket at Trent Bridge...
Lace c Davies b Overton 0 (Gloucestershire 21-4 v Somerset 300-8 dec)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo wickets in three balls for Craig Overton but Tom Lace doesn't look happy with that one.
He is strangled down the leg-side, but clearly doesn't feel he made contact and puts his hand in front of his helmet in despair as he returns to the home dressing room.
Smith lbw b Overton 3 (Gloucestershire 21-3 v Somerset 300-8 dec)
Great start by Somerset as Craig Overton pins night-watchman Tom Smith on the back foot and there is no doubt about the decision.
They have a lot of work still to do but The Cider Boys look in the mood for a big performance in the field.
Essex 217 v Warwickshire 166 & 1-0
Another side looking for quick wickets this morning are Essex.
With a first-innings lead of 51, a few early ones might send some wobbles through the Warwickshire dressing room.
Nightwatchman Danny Briggs and Bears captain Will Rhodes are in the middle.
Derbys 258 v Durham 20-2
A bit of rain has moved in just before the start and so there will be a delay at The Incora County Ground.
Stoneman c Simpson b Bamber 74 (Surrey190 & 135-1 v Middlesex 160)
Opening over, opening wicket as Mark Stoneman plays a limp-looking cut shot and is caught behind without adding to his overnight score. Hashim Amla is the new Surrey batsman.
Notts 400-5 dec v Worcs 53-6
After a frantic final hour at Trent Bridge last night in which Luke Fletcher took five wickets, Notts will be keen to polish off Worcestershire's first innings this morning.
And it's the big man with ball in hand first up bowling to Ben Cox.
Kent 307 & 8-0 v Glamorgan 64-3 dec
After Glamorgan's surprise declaration, Ollie Robinson and Jordan Cox are together at the start of Kent's second innings.
Michael Neser bowls the opening over and Cox quickly finds the boundary with an easy push through mid-wicket.