Hampshire beat Nottinghamshire by 122 runs to go top of Division One
Lancashire earlier beat Somerset by 10 wickets at Taunton to move into second place
Play abandoned for day at Headingley where Yorkshire need 224 to beat Warwickshire
Division Two: Glam v Gloucs only match to see play
No play possible in all three Division Three fixtures
D1: Nottinghamshire (155 & 88-6) need 162 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
Still 18 more overs left to bowl today after we lost the morning session to rain.
Plenty of sunshine but the shadows lengthening at the Ageas Bowl.
Will it stay bright enough for long enough for Hampshire finish this inside three days?
D2: Glamorgan 309 & 46-4 v Gloucestershire 419
Zafar Gohar has 3-3 off four overs.
What a bowling change.
Nottinghamshire (155 & 86-6) need 164 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
Six down now for Notts and Hampshire could well win this tonight!
Felix Organ takes a catch off his own bowling as Liam Patterson-White fails to make the most of the life he was presented with the previous over.
Gets a leading edge as he tries to work the spinner into the legside and Hampshire now need just four more wickets for a huge victory.
D2: Glamorgan 309 & 46-4 v Gloucestershire 419
Zafar Gohar is tearing this match up.
Kiran Carlson is the latest to edge the Pakistan spinner straight to substitute fielder Ollie Price at first slip.
Glamorgan trail by 64. Could they be on for an innings defeat?
D1: Nottinghamshire (155 & 84-5) need 166 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
So, so close to another wicket for Hampshire.
James Vince just can't quite cling on to a tough one-handed low chance at first slip off Liam Dawson.
Liam Patterson-White flashes a drive and edges sharply. Chance missed and Notts fight on.
D1: Nottinghamshire (155 & 81-5) need 169 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
There's plenty of other supporters seemingly following the twists and turns of this one as we start to get an idea who might be in contention for the title in next week's final round....
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D2: Glamorgan 309 & 42-3 v Gloucestershire 419
Disaster for Glamorgan as Zafar Gohar draws in Nick Selman who flicks one straight to the substitute fielder Ollie Price at slip.
He falls for a 13-ball duck as Zafar Gohar moves on to figures of 2-3 off two overs.
Glamorgan still trail by 68.
D1: Nottinghamshire (155 & 81-5) need 169 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
Get one. Get two!
Joe Clarke departs in identical fashion to how Steven Mullaney did a couple of overs ago.
Joe Weatherley once again pouches a low chance off an outside edge to give Liam Dawson a third wicket.
Notts now five wickets down and Hampshire are on a roll.
Nottinghamshire (155 & 80-4) need 170 more to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
And another one down for Notts!
Liam Dawson finds Steven Mullaney's outside edge as he tries to play a forward defensive.
Joe Weatherley close in under a helmet at second slip takes the catch low down and Dawson wheels away to celebrate.
D1: Nottinghamshire (155 & 80-3) need 170 more runs to beat Hampshire (226 & 178)
Hampshire's first-innings spearhead with the ball Keith Barker is back on for a new spell.
Hasn't taken a wicket yet in this Notts second dig but has done everything but, beating the outside edge numerous times and having several leg before shouts turned down.
Joe Clarke (8 not out) and Steven Mullaney (3 not out) trying their best to keep fighting for Notts.
D2: Glamorgan 309 & 39-2 v Gloucestershire 419
The very next over!
Gloucestershire turn to spin and it isn't long before left-armer Zafar Gohar has his man.
Hamish Rutherford can't help himself and drives at one too close to his body, edging to first slip.
Glamorgan are starting to fall apart here, they're still 71 runs behind Glos' first-innings lead.
D2: Glamorgan 309 & 39-1 v Gloucestershire 419
And just as I was writing a piece on Glamorgan starting well...
David Payne finds an extra yard of pace and David Lloyd is a little early, edging it straight to first slip.
Oh hang on, things are about to get worse...
Hampshire v Nottinghamshire 73-3 (target 250)
Another big scalp for Hampshire and suddenly 250 looks a long way away for Notts to chase down.
First-innings top-scorer Ben Slater is caught at short leg by Nick Gubbins off Liam Dawson.
He advances down the pitch but only finds the indside edge and his front pad to present a simple catch for Gubbins.
Still 177 more runs needed for the visitors with two new batsman at the crease.
Middlesex 144 & 233-6 v Worcestershire 171
No play possible at Lord's.
The umpires and groundspeople have a chat and that's us done for the day.
A sixth match to be called off without an over bowled. Grim.
D2: Glamorgan 309 & 0-0 v Gloucestershire 419
And we're back out at Sophia Gardens after tea for the start of Glamorgan's second innings.
Gloucestershire lead by 110.
Hampshire v Nottinghamshire 64-2 (target 250)
Well, well, well.
Ben Duckett looked set, but he doesn't quite pick Mohammad Abbas, getting pinned leg before by the Pakistani paceman.
Hampshire believe. They need nine wickets. Notts need 186 runs.
Hampshire v Nottinghamshire 64-1 (target 250)
Ben Slater (20 not out) and Ben Duckett (33 not out) continue to look comfortable in Hampshire, soaking up the pressure and putting away the odd bad ball.
No shouts or chances for the fielding team since tea with Notts needing another 186 to win and return to the top of Division One.
Price lbw b Hogan 71
A brilliant effort from Gloucestershire's tail who add an extra 200 runs for their last two wickets.
Tom Price finally goes for 71, pinned leg before after 153 balls by Michael Hogan.
The visitors lead Glamorgan (309) by 110 runs. They have the advantage as we go into tea on day three.
Hampshire v Nottinghamshire 47-1 (target 250)
Back playing again at the Rose Bowl.
Ben Slater (14 not out) and Ben Duckett (23 not out) continue their cautious approach.
Division One:
Ageas Bowl: Hampshire 226 & 178 v Nottinghamshire 155 & 45-1
Nottinghamshire need 205 more runs to win with nine wickets standing
Taunton: Lancashire (373 & 32-0) beat Somerset (90 & 314) by 10 wickets
Headingley: Yorkshire 108 & 50-3 v Warwickshire 155 & 176
Yorkshire need another 174 with 7 wickets standing - No play Tuesday due to rain.
Division Two:
Cardiff: Glamorgan 309 v Gloucestershire 417-9
Gloucestershire lead by 108 runs with 1 wicket standing
Northampton: Northamptonshire 183 & 10-0 v Durham 400
Northants trail by 207 with 10 wickets standing - No play Tuesday due to rain.
Kia Oval: Surrey 107-7 v Essex 439
Surrey trail by 332 with 3 wickets standing - No play Tuesday due to rain.
Division Three:
Derby: Derbyshire 156 v Kent 285 & 147-1
Kent lead by 276 with 9 wickets standing - No play Tuesday due to rain.
Leicester: Leicestershire 291-2 v Sussex 359
Leicestershire trail by 68 with 8 wickets standing - No play Tuesday due to rain.
Lord's: Middlesex 144 & 233-6 v Worcestershire 171
Middlesex lead by 206 with 4 wickets standing - No play before tea due to rain.