Tom Lammonby watch.

The 21-year-old goes big again, hitting another boundary off Matty Parkinson to move to 82 off 85.

Good resistance this.

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Very similar to Liam Dawson's last boundary off Brett Hutton as he strikes the ball through the covers off the back foot with a straight bat.

He is 12 not out, James Vince has 18 and Hampshire are 130 in front.

Steven Mullaney will bowl the next over.

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And Tom Lammonby goes again. Smashing Matt Parkinson for a six down the ground.

A flurry of fours at the Ageas Bowl.

James Vince flashed wide of the slips off Dane Paterson and then clipped the next through square leg.

In the next over, Liam Dawson cracked one away off the back foot to push the total past 50 and take the lead to 122.

Jack Blatherwick goes up, thinking he's got Azhar Ali leg before.

"No, too high," says the umpire.

Ali survives on 27, playing second fiddle so far to Tom Lammonby who's looked good on 67 from 75.

Will Jacks was lbw to Shane Snater and Surrey are 60-4, replying to Essex's 439, with Hashim Amla on 38.

Liam Trevaskis has reached 53 not out for Durham, with partner Matty Potts on 46, ad they are 335-8 against Northants, a lead of 152.

Gloucestershire have lost a couple of wickets in Cardiff, but Graeme van Buuren is 55 not out in their 203-4.

Lewis Hill has just hit back to back sixes off Delray Rawlins and Leicestershire are 215-2 against Sussex - with Hill 71 and Hassan Azad on 88.

Middlesex are 171-6 at Lord's - with John Simpson and Luke Hollman together - and they lead Worcestershire by 145.

Zak Crawley is four runs short of a half-century for Kent, who are 78-0 against Derbyshire, a lead of 207 over Derbyshire.

Here we go then.

Adam Lyth and George Hill survive the first Chris Woakes over.

Brett Hutton is fractionally short of a length and Liam Dawson opens his account with a controlled pull shot for four. The lead is now 110.

Here we go again at the Ageas Bowl. James Vince is four not out and Liam Dawson has yet to score. Hampshire lead by 104. Dane Paterson will bowl.

As things hot up in the Championship Division One title race, here's a reminder of who will be playing who in the final round of games, which start on Tuesday 21 September:

Aigburth: Lancashire v Hampshire

Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire

Edgbaston: Warwickshire v Somerset

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle commentator

Durham have settled for two batting points in their first innings on a slowish pitch in Northampton.

They also restricted the hosts to only two bowling points as they were eight down when 110 overs came.

But it's about staying out there for as long as possible and Liam Trevaskis (42) and Matty Potts (33) are adding real niggle value here.

Their ninth-wicket stand is now worth 72 runs and the Durham lead has moved to 125 valuable runs. The new ball is also a distant memory.

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Back out after tea and Tom Lammonby immediately moves to his 50.

His half-century comes off just 53 balls with seven fours and one six.

Good knock so far.

Luke Fletcher has the final over before the interval for Notts.

Only a leg bye from the first five deliveries and James Vince adds one from a thick inside edge to end the over.

The Hampshire lead is 104 - how they would love to double that.

Surrey are 40-3 at the Kia Oval, replying to Essex's 439 all out, with Hashim Amla 18 not out and Will Jacks on 11.

Durham are 98 ahead at Northampton, with Liam Trevaskis currently 35 not out in their total of 282-8.

Gloucestershire are going well in Cardiff, with Chris Dent 67 not out and Graeme van Buuren on 45, in their score of 173-2.

In Division Three, England's Zak Crawley is 25 not out, with Kent 34-0 in their second innings, 163 runs in front against Derbyshire.

Max Holden and John Simpson has added 45 so far for Middlesex, who are 150-5 and 123 ahead against Worcestsrshire at Lord's.

It is still tea at the Uptonsteel County Ground, where Leicestershire are 152-2, replying to Sussex's 359.

It's tea at Headingley with Warwickshire edging proceedings so far.

Craig Miles (17 not out) and Tim Bresnan (36 not out) survive until the interval for the Bears who now lead by 210.

That's a daunting total on this pitch.

Northamptonshire's South African batsman Richard Levi is to leave after the club opted not to renew his contract.

A maiden by Dane Paterson to James Vince is followed by.....a maiden by Luke Fletcher to Liam Dawson. Hampshire need these two together at tea so they can try and regroup. The lead is 102 and there are two more overs before the interval.