Division One: Notts v Lancs, Warwickshire v Hants
Bears chasing 296 to win; Lancashire set 444 by Notts
Division Two: Durham v Glamorgan, Essex v Glos, Northants v Surrey
Essex beat Glos by an innings & three runs
Division Three: Derbys v Leics, Kent v Worcs, Sussex v Middlesex (day two)
Middlesex's Robson out for 253 in their highest first-class score of 676-5 dec
Kent beat Worcestershire
Warwickshire 38-0 v Hampshire (target 296)
Warwickshire's openers have done well to play out the first 20 overs.
Rob Yates is looking good on 18 not out while Dom Sibley is unbeaten on 19.
I reckon we've got another 10 overs before tea.
600 up for Middlesex at Hove.
Martin Andersson swats Sussex spinner Jack Carson for six to take his side to 603-4.
At Derby Brooke Guest and Anuj Dal are continuing the fightback for the home side. They've put on 120 to take Derbyshire to 176-5 against Leicestershire. But they still trail by 352.
James c Bohannon b Wells 91 (Notts 272 & 314-7 v Lancashire 168)
Lyndon James falls nine short of what would have been a maiden century.
Crushing, but a fantastic knock all the same. He goes, caught at mid-off for a career-best 91.
Notts lead by 418 and aren't declaring any time yet.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnother Notts player is caught going big in the nervous 90s!
Sussex v Middlesex 584-4
Martin Andersson joins Robbie White in going to fifty.
Absolute runfest at Hove!
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Notts 272 & 283-6 v Lancashire 168
That's Lancashire's first wicket of the day and Liam Patterson-White finally comes out to bat having been padded up waiting since 10:30 this morning.
He joins Lyndon James who's on 87 not out.
Moores c Croft b Wells 97 (Notts 272 & 283-6 v Lancashire 168)
Devastating!
Tom Moores falls three away from what would have been his third first-class century.
Luke Wells tempts him with a short one which he skips down the track to and slaps to deep mid-wicket.
A brilliant innings comes to an end off 154 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesMiddlesex continue to pile on the runs against Sussex at Hove.
Robbie White has just brought up his fifty with Middlesex on 551-4.
Derbyshire are rallying a little against Leicestershire. Brooke Guest and Anuj Dal have put on 78 for the sixth wicket to take them to 134-5. They still trail by 394 though.
Earlier Kent thumped Worcestershire by an innings and 56 runs.
Northamptonshire are still searching for one more wicket to bowl out Surrey.
The visitors are 169-9, leading by 250. Gus Atkinson and Amir Virdi are blocking out well for the visitors so far.
Meanwhile, Durham have prized away another Glamorgan wicket as skipper Chris Cooke edges a Paul Coughlin delivery behind to the keeper.
Glamorgan are 164-6, 242 runs behind Durham.
Notts 272 & 261-5 v Lancashire 168
The 150-partnership comes up as Tom Moores (81 not out) drives a full one for four.
He and Lyndon James (78 not out) have been brilliant, neither have looked like getting out at any stage today.
Notts' lead is 365.
Warwickshire 21-0 v Hampshire (target 296)
Ooooh Muhammad Abbas thinks he has Dom Sibley (five not out) caught behind.
Huge appeal from him and the Hampshire slips but the umpire shakes his head.
It's all gone a little tense at Edgbaston.
Warwickshire 17-0 v Hampshire (target 296)
Keith Barker is now bowling for Hampshire.
He took 5-43 in the first innings and knocked 75 with the bat.
Can he produce some more magic this afternoon?
It's hot at the cricket but even hotter in my front room.
Anyone got a spare fan?
And we're back.
Afternoon sessions are getting under way across the country.
Six games remaining after three big wins for Yorkshire, Essex and Kent.
Warwickshire 116 & 10-0 v Hampshire 89 & 322
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Keith Barker was always a very reliable sort of player in his 10 seasons as a Warwickshire player.
A consistent wicket taker as well as a handy run-getter down the order, as befits a true sportsman who was actually more renowned as a batsman rather than a bowler during his junior days with Lancashire, when he was also still pursuing a career as a professional footballer.
Image source, RexSo it's a bit of a frustration for Bears fans to be on the receiving end this week.
In only his second trip back to Edgbaston since he left, Barker took 5-43 in the Warwickshire first innings, then followed that up by top scoring with 75 in the Hampshire second innings.
Now the powerful left-armer has the ball in his hand again - and the Bears have another five sessions to make 296 to win. Openers Dom Sibley and Rob Yates will resume on 10-0. But does Barks still have another big part to play in this match?
Sussex v Middlesex 518-4 - lunch, day two
Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London
Sam Robson's mammoth knock was finally brought to a close this morning, as he skied Jack Carson to Sussex skipper Tom Haines at mid off, but not before he reached his highest first-class score.
The former England Test opener has twice previously reached 200 and today made it to 251 but, in a match where records have tumbled, he fell four runs shy of Desmond Haynes' record for the highest score by a Middlesex batsman against Sussex.
The visitors will likely bat until close to Tea before declaring, if they are able to do so on a relatively benign surface, and if they do their highest score against Sussex will be in sight - 632-8 declared at Hove in 1937.
Should they make it that far then the highest total in their history will be extremely close and it was also made on the south coast albeit a little further to the west - 642-3 declared at Southampton in 1923.
Warwickshire 10-0 (target 296) v Hants - lunch, day three
Mike Taylor
BBC WM
Rob Yates and Dom Sibley saw Warwickshire through three overs up to lunch, which was the most satisfying aspect of an otherwise irritating morning for the Bears.
They were detained in the field for 26 more overs by Hampshire’s lower order, largely due to a composed partnership between their former player Keith Barker and Brad Wheal.
Playing without any risk or hurry for the first hour, they extended their ninth-wicket stand to 93 before Barker chased a wide delivery from Chemar Holder and chipped it to point.
Their union lasted for 42 overs – half as long again as Hampshire’s entire first innings.
No doubt Warwickshire found that maddening, but over their lunch they might also reflect that the pitch does not have as many hazards as Sunday’s scorecard implied.
There was some slow spin for the apparently tireless Danny Briggs, who displayed an impressive command of length and flight in a near-50 over shift, but the Hampshire batsmen refused to be lured into loose strokes.
He eventually dislodged Abbas, though, to leave Wheal with a career-best score – and Warwickshire to make 296.
Day three
Division One
Notts 272 & 230-5 v Lancashire 168
Warwickshire 116 & 10-0 (target 296) v Hampshire 89 & 322
Division Two
Durham 503-8 v Glamorgan 97 & 145-5
Essex (276) beat Gloucestershire 76 & 197 by an innings & 3 runs
Northants 171 v Surrey 252 & 166-9 (still in play)
Division Three
Derbyshire 108-5 v Leicestershire 528
Kent (393) beat Worcestershire (133 & 204) by an innings & 56 runs
Sussex v Middlesex 518-4 (day two)
Warwickshire 10-0 v Hampshire (target 296)
And in the other Division One game today, Rob Yates and Dom Sibley have survived until the break for Warwickshire.
Definitely Hampshire's session, the Bears need a further 286 to win.
Notts 272 & 230-5 v Lancashire 168
Nottinghamshire get to lunch with a 334-run lead.
A brilliant morning session from Lyndon James (66 not out) and Tom Moores (63 not out) who so far have added 123 for the sixth wicket.
They're batting Lancashire out of this game.
Image source, Rex Features