Nottinghamshire beat Derbyshire by an innings and 36 runs to go top of Group One
Yorkshire beat Northamptonshire by 53 runs to go top of Group Three
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Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 121-7
That's three in the innings and six in the match now for Luke Fletcher as Brett Hutton takes a fabulous catch, low at second slip, to send Alex Thomson on his way. Derbyshire still 37 behind and Notts would love to get this match over today if they can.
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Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 115-6
That ball didn't really deserve a wicket. but Luke Fletcher has one anyway as Fynn Hudson-Prentice is caught behind down the leg-side for nine. That's three catches now for Dane Schadendorf, who was called into this game to replace Ben Duckett.
Only four Derbyshire wickets left now and they need another 43 just to make Notts bat again.
Somerset 461-9d v Leics 313-7
A few times it's looked like Leicestershire were about to be blown out of the game.
But each time they've rallied and they've now claimed a third batting point and avoided the prospect of being asked to bat again.
Harry Swindells into the 90s.
Gloucestershire, Hampshire and Surrey are dearly hoping their resistance continues.
Lancashire 164-6 v Kent 74
A well-played sweep by Rob Jones brings him four runs off Jack Leaning's gentle spin. Jones is 35 not out and the lead is 90.
Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 112-5
They are back in action at Trent Bridge and Fynn Hudson-Prentice finds the boundary off Joey Evison. He has nine, Harvey Hosein is 20 not out and Derbyshire now trail by 46 runs.
A photo of Cheltenham so good, it could almost be a painting.
Image source, Getty ImagesHampshire 488 v Surrey 42-4 - start delayed
Will we see some play today at the Ageas Bowl? The umpires think it is possible and have ordered a 17:00 BST start. Brad Wheal was midway through an over when played ended last night, so there will be 24.4 to come today, weather permitting.
Sussex 226 v Glam 215
Just the 11-run deficit for Glamorgan, who were 117-5 at one stage and could have missed out on a batting point at 188-9.
So a one-innings shoot-out coming up at Hove.
Four sessions left in the game, is there time for a result?
Lancashire 155-6 v Kent 74
Just 16 overs in that mini-session after play finally began at 15:00 BST.
Lancashire have added 47 for the loss of Steven Croft, who was outwitted by Darren Stevens and bowled for 13.
Rob Jones is 28 not out and Luke Wood has 19 - the lead is 81.
Glos 248 & 58-1 v Middx 101
Total control for Gloucestershire at Cheltenham after Middlesex lost 8-25 earlier.
Task now to build a 350-plus lead.
Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 100-5 - tea
Image source, Rex FeaturesHistory repeats itself at Trent Bridge.
Notts took a wicket with the final ball of the morning session and they've done it again before the tea interval with Matt Critchley caught behind off Joey Evison for 36. It was a good delivery which left him off the pitch and replacement keeper Dane Schadendorf did the rest.
Derbyshire will resume 58 behind with just five wickets left.
Somerset 461-9d v Leics 290-7
They've refused to go away these Foxes.
Harry Swindells takes tea 80 not out and should give his side a third batting point after the break.
Somerset have another nine overs to take two more wickets for a third bowling point.
Another 22 needed to save the follow-on and that's now very possible.
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Lancashire 152-6 v Kent 74
Lancashire's total passes 150 as Luke Wood collects a boundary at the start of a new Matt Milnes over, flicked down to fine leg but only just out of the reach of diving keeper Ollie Robinson. He is 16 not out and Rob Jones has 28.
Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 100-4
Harvey Hosein drives Lyndon James through mid-off for four to bring up Derbyshire's 100. Hosein is 17 not out and they need another 58 to make Notts bat again.
Parnell run out 3 (Northants 103-8 need 206 to beat Yorkshire)
Oh dear.
Luke Procter clips into midwicket and calls Wayne Parnell for the run.
Parnell hesitates fatally and is beaten by the throw from Jordan Thompson.
Yorkshire closing in.
Tea now at Wantage Road.
Glos 248 & 51-1 v Middx 101
Gloucestershire don't have to do too much in this second innings to bat Middlesex out of the game having taking a first-inning lead of 147 and they've made a great start.
Miles Hammond and James Bracey have brought the fifty up in just the 13th over and the lead is already approaching 200.
Notts 307 v Derbyshire 149 & 85-4
There are two men out for just that shot, but Matt Critchley bisects them as he hooks Joey Evison for four. Critchley is still cruising along at around a run per ball and is 30 not out. The Derbyshire deficit is now 73.
Warwickshire 237 v Durham 173-5 - inspection at 16:30 BST
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Image source, Getty ImagesDespite the forecast of showers for most of the day, we got to about 3.30pm before the weather caused any problems at Edgbaston.
One minute I was tweeting a picture of lovely blue skies over the ground, the next the lights came on, the hover cover was cranked up and the players sprinted from the field as a squall hit the ground.
That meant an early tea with Durham trailing Warwickhire's first innings score by 64 runs. David Bedingham is on 37 and Ned Eckersley 18.
Craig Miles took four of the first five wickets to go and has 4-34 from 14 overs.
Lancashire 130-6 v Kent 74
Matt Quinn continues for Kent. That's a decent over, costing him only three runs, and Lancashire's lead is now 56.