Postpublished at 15:08 British Summer Time 8 September 2021
Notts v Lancs 234-8 - target 444
Saqib Mahmood has been spotted in pads waiting on the boundary.
Looks like he'll be able to bat next then despite his injury.
Div One: Notts beat Lancs by 102 runs to top group
Div One: Hants beat Warwickshire by 60 runs
Div Two: Northants chase 320 to beat Surrey by two wickets
Div Two: Durham beat Glamorgan by an innings & 42 runs
Div Three: Derbyshire draw with Leics, Sussex v Middlesex (day three)
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Notts v Lancs 234-8 - target 444
Saqib Mahmood has been spotted in pads waiting on the boundary.
Looks like he'll be able to bat next then despite his injury.
Haines c Simpson b Murtagh 156 (Sussex 308-6 v Middlesex 676-5 dec)
Wickets are tumbling at Hove!
Tim Murtagh grabs his second in as many overs and it's the big one of Tom Haines.
The Sussex opener snicks the seamer behind for a brilliant career-best 156.
The hosts are now almost certain to follow on at Hove as they still trail by 368.
Div Two & Div Three latest
Things have just got interesting at Northants. Surrey have taken the quick wickets of set batsmen Luke Procter (57) and Adam Rossington (32) to leave Northants 272-6, still needing 48 for victory.
In Division Three, Derbyshire are battling in their second innings against Leicestershire after being asked to follow on. They're 134-3, trailing by 54. Captain Billy Godleman is steering the ship with an unbeaten half-century.
Sussex have just lost a fifth wicket against Middlesex, Fynn Hudson-Prentice going for 25 to Tim Murtagh.
Sussex are 308-5, still a mammoth 368 behind.
Notts v Lancs 223-8 - target 444
We're about 25 minutes away from tea. Can Nottinghamshire wrap this game up before then?
We've seen four wickets since lunch. The new ball is doing plenty.
Sussex 296-4 v Middlesex 676-5 dec
Tom Haines' stellar season continues.
The Sussex opener goes to 150 and is now just four short of his career-best 155.
938 runs at an average just under 50 for the 22-year-old this campaign. Impressive.
Notts v Lancs 210-8 - target 444
Tom Bailey and Danny Lamb are now out in the middle both yet to get off the mark for Lancashire.
This might by the final wicket you know. Not sure if Saqib Mahmood will bat after getting an injury on day one.
He came out with a runner at the end of the first innings.
Lavelle lbw b Fletcher 0 (Notts v Lancs 210-8 - target 444)
A three-ball duck.
Luke Fletcher loves the new ball as he pins George Lavelle leg before.
The last three Lancashire wickets have come from just nine balls.
Division Two latest
Still looking very good for Northants.
New ball for Surrey, last chance saloon most probably.
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Croft c Duckett b Paterson 6 (Notts v Lancs 210-7 - target 444)
This could be over pretty quickly too.
What an hour Dane Paterson is having, after his stunning catch earlier, he now has the wicket of Steven Croft who edges behind.
No runs added for that partnership. By the way, after Hampshire's win earlier, it means if Notts win today, they'll be top of Division One outright.
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Jones b Fletcher 33 (Notts v Lancs 210-6 - target 444)
Notts are definitely huge favourites now!
Big Luke Fletcher bowls Rob Jones as he attempts to leave one and gets an inside edge onto the stumps.
The hosts need four wickets at Trent Bridge. The target of 444 is definitely out of the equation now for Lancashire.
It's why we love cricket ain't it folks? Hampshire were looking at defeat for three days.
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Hampshire (89 & 322) beat Warwickshire (116 & 235) by 60 runs
A memorable win for Hampshire as number 11 Chemar Holder edges Brad Wheal behind for a duck.
What a game of county cricket. Hampshire ended their first innings 89 all out and likely to stay bottom of Division One.
Instead, they now join Yorkshire at the top with two games to go.
Warwickshire will be kicking themselves.
Warwickshire 233-9 (target 296) v Hampshire
Hmmm, pausing and rewinding my feed of the Warwickshire - Hampshire match and I've had to update my wicket entry.
In real time Liam Norwell looked well in, now I'm not sure. This might've been an excellent call by the umpire you know.
Notts v Lancashire 201-5 (target 444)
That's the Lancashire 200 up.
The chase is probably gone now with 243 still needed. All about survival.
Norwell run out (Dawson) 0 (Warwickshire 233-9 - target 296 v Hampshire
Calamity!
Warwickshire are nine down after Liam Norwell is run out desperately trying to run a two to stay off strike.
Replays suggest it was a very close call. Hampshire are one away.
Warwickshire 232-8 (target 296) v Hampshire
Liam Norwell is Warwickshire's number 10. He has a first-class average of 14.
Number 11 Chemar Holder has an average of 8.
Warwickshire 232-8 (target 296) v Hampshire
Another great bowling change by James Vince as Liam Dawson gets his first dismissal of the day.
Hampshire firm favourites now. Remember they were bowled out for 89 on day one.
Miles c Vince b Dawson 0 (Warwickshire 232-8 - target 296 v Hampshire)
This could be over pretty quickly now.
Craig Miles goes first ball, trying to cut the ball, he under-edges it to James Vince in the slips.
Div Two & Div Three latest
What's this?! Another wicket falls at Hove as Middlesex spinner Luke Hollman gets George Garton for 10. That's two wickets after lunch to leave Sussex 257-3.
The other game in Division Three has Derbyshire in a bit of trouble following on against Leicestershire.
They're 77-3 and still trailing by 111. Chris Wright has all three wickets.
In the only game remaining in Division Two between Northants and Surrey, Northants are 225-4 in pursuit of 320 to win.