Yorkshire beat Somerset by an innings and 33 runs
Division One: Notts v Lancs, Warwickshire v Hants, Yorks v Somerset
Division Two: Durham v Glamorgan, Essex v Glos, Northants v Surrey
Division Three: Derbys v Leics, Kent v Worcs, Sussex v Middlesex (day one)
Holland c Yates b Norwell 44 (Warwickshire 116 v Hants 89 & 109-2)
Just what Warwickshire needed.
Liam Norwell comes back into the attack and immediately strikes as Ian Holland edges to Rob Yates in the slips.
Frustrating for Holland, he'd got himself in and looked set.
Hampshire lead by 82.
Image source, Rex FeaturesPlenty to update you on.
Gloucestershire's David Payne denies Essex's Paul Walter a maiden first-class century as he's caught on 96.
One over later and Harmer goes for 45 to leave Essex on 227-8, leading by 151.
Meanwhile, Glamorgan have just taken the new ball at Chester-le-Street as Durham continue to build their substantial lead. They're currently on 298-4, ahead by 201.
And Surrey are still searching for a second wicket at Northamptonshire, the hosts are on 65-1, trailing by 167.
Yorkshire 203-6 v Somerset 134
200 up for Yorkshire and a first batting bonus point.
Although Somerset have taken the wicket of Harry Duke in this morning session, it's still been Yorkshire's first hour or so.
The lead is 69.
Warwickshire 116 v Hants 89 & 105-1
Couple of milestones to update you on from Edgbaston.
It's 100-up for Hampshire with Tom Alsop and Ian Holland currently batting out a 50-run partnership.
Holland is on 44 while Alsop has 27. The visitors lead Warwickshire by 79.
Lamb c Moores b Paterson 15 (Nottinghamshire 272 v Lancashire 82-5)
One brings two.
Lancashire are in a perilous position as Danny Lamb feathers one behind to the keeper.
Dane Paterson has his wicket, well-deserved he's been brilliant this morning.
Bohannon c Duckett b Hutton 35 (Nottinghamshire 272 v Lancashire 82-4)
Big breakthrough.
A very important wicket for Nottinghamshire as Josh Bohannon falls for 35, edging Brett Hutton to Ben Duckett at second-slip.
That's wicket number three so far for Hutton, who breaks a 50-run partnership.
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Yorkshire 191-6 v Somerset 134
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrilliant hundred!
Yorkshire batsman Harry Brook drives Tom Abell for back-to-back boundaries to move to his century off just 122 balls.
It's been an innings of the highest quality, with 16 fours and a six. He's put his side in the driving seat at Scarborough.
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It's for the greater good.
Image source, Rex FeaturesEssex have counterattacked really well against Gloucestershire. After 82 overs they're 212-6, leading by 136 runs. Paul Walter has 90 while Simon Harmer has raced to 39 off 48.
Elsewhere, Durham have got themselves a second batting point, they're now 271-4 against Glamorgan, leading by 174.
And Northamptonshire are cruising along nicely on 48-1, 204 runs behind Surrey.
Yorkshire 180-6 v Somerset 134
Image source, Rex FeaturesI just mentioned that Somerset paceman Josh Davey had been impressive in this innings.
His first-class bowling stats are certainly more than impressive.
138 wickets taken at an average of 21.44. That's up there with the best of them.
Warwickshire 116 v Hants 89 & 84-1
Hampshire have recovered really well after that early wicket.
Ian Holland looks untroubled on 35 from 70.
New man Tom Alsop has got to 16 off 31.
Duke b Davey 9 (Yorkshire 179-6 v Somerset 134)
Image source, Rex FeaturesRelief for Somerset.
The mightily impressive Josh Davey picks up his fourth wicket of the innings with an absolute peach which nips back in to Harry Duke and trims his bails.
Jordan Thompson joins Harry Brook in the middle with the lead standing at 45.
Yorkshire 179-5 v Somerset 134
Harry Brook swats Tom Abell through mid-wicket for his 14th four to go to 90.
10 away from a fourth first-class century. And I'd imagine it'll be his best if he gets there.
Yorkshire 174-5 v Somerset 134
Harry Brook and Harry Duke have just brought up their fifty stand at Scarborough.
The lead is up to 40 with five wickets left. What can Yorkshire stretch that to?
Durham 240-4 v Glamorgan 97
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David Bedingham's hopes of becoming the first player this season to reach 1,000 Championship runs is now on hold again after he was dismissed today for 47.
He played over the top of a yorker from the Glamorgan bowler Michael Hogan and lost his off stump. So he needs eight more to reach 1,000, having been the first player past 700, 800 and 900. But it also opens the door for Worcestershire's Jake Libby.
Because of the cancellation of Durham's game with Surrey last week Libby has played one more game and was six runs ahead of Bedingham going into this round of matches but was out for just two yesterday.
It would be fitting if Durham's South African batsman got there first having been ahead of his rivals most of the summer. But Durham are now ahead by 143 runs at 240-4. Will Bedingham get the chance to bat again in this game?
It's a muggy morning and batting looks a bit tricky. Sean Dickson has also pulled up with an injury on 12 and now has Michael Jones as a runner.
Division Three update
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicestershire batsman Lewis Hill has gone to his century this morning as his side continue to dominate at Derbyshire. They're 310-3.
Kent are continuing to build a healthy lead against Worcestershire at Canterbury. Jack Leaning and Darren Stevens both have unbeaten half-centuries with Kent on 197-4. They lead by 64.
And in the game that got under way today, Middlesex are 41-0 at Sussex.
Yorkshire 168-5 v Somerset 134
Back out at North Marine Road after that brief rain delay.
Harry Brook is 16 away from a deserved century. He's been the best batsman in this game by a mile so far.
Warwickshire 116 v Hants 89 & 55-1
Worth remembering Hampshire were 44-1 before collapsing to 89 all out. Warwickshire aren't out of this one with the visitors currently leading by 28.
Weatherley lbw b Norwell 24 (Warwickshire 116 v Hants 89 & 55-1)
Beauty from Bears paceman Liam Norwell!
Fast, full, nipping in - the ball catches Joe Weatherley on the pad in front of all three and up goes the finger.
Big early breakthrough for the hosts at Edgbaston.
Balderson c Patterson-White b Fletcher 19 (Nottinghamshire 272 v Lancashire 32-3)
Wicket number 55 for Luke Fletcher in this season's competition.
It's a standard delivery really, but George Balerson can only flick it to Liam Patterson-White at short mid-wicket for 19.
Josh Bohannon is the new batsman in. Lancashire have a lot of work to do.