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
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First contribution comes from one of our colleagues no less!
Steve Marshall: I was bowled by my sister, bowling underarm grubbers, at my 13th birthday party in front of my school pals. Utterly embarrassing.
D2: Northamptonshire (183 & 10-0) trail Durham (400) by 207 runs
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Hampshire (226 & 133-7) lead Nottinghamshire (155) by 204 runs
Brief update for you after the earlier Ageas Bowl inspection...
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That also means they'll be taking an early lunch.
(Lancashire 373 v Somerset 90 & 248-6)
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd another!
Both overnight batsman have now fallen in the first 30 minutes of day three.
Another cracker from Tom Bailey who's finding plenty of movement, swinging one into Lewis Goldsworthy's pads.
Not much the batsman could have done there. A top delivery from the Lancashire paceman.
Somerset are 34 away from making Lancs bat again.
Hampshire (226 & 133-7) lead Nottinghamshire (155) by 204 runs
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Mikey Mike: Strong case now for all #bbccricket, external commentators to be issued with a deluxe compendium of games just for days like this. As a #BBC, external Licence payer I would approve of this.
A set of the Howzat! dice plus a travel set of Pass The Pigs?
(Lancashire 373 v Somerset 90 & 233-5)
Image source, Getty ImagesA gift.
Not sure what James Hildreth is attempting here but he gets it all wrong, going on the attack and playing a leading edge straight to point.
Tom Bailey has his first wicket and Lancashire sense something. Somerset still need 50 runs to make their opponents bat again.
Middlesex (144 & 233-6) lead Worcestershire (171) by 206 runs
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Surrey 107-7 v Essex 439
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Yorkshire (108 & 50-3) need 174 more runs to beat Warwickshire (155 &176)
Mike Taylor
BBC WM at Headingley
There is no prospect of any play here at Leeds this morning – and it’s entirely possible there won’t be any today at all.
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Adam very eager to tell you all it's him with the celebrity connections...
My indoor cricket memory is knocking over a glass as a child when practicing my bowling action.
Looking back, it was probably my best delivery too.
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So with covers on and rain falling at several places, looks like players will be heading to the indoor nets to pass the time for a few hours.
On that theme and with the end of the outdoor season approaching, what are your indoor cricket stories from recent past?
It's been a few years since I (Adam) turned my arm over for a bit of six-a-side, hit the corners action but about 12 years ago, I did find myself lining-up against a promising 16-year-old called Ollie Robinson.
Let's just say, he stood out as the best performer by some distance!
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Lancashire 373, Somerset 90 and 229-4
Much will depend on Somerset batsman James Hildreth with the hosts resuming at Taunton this morning still needing another 57 runs to make Lancashire bat again.
But, win or lose in this game, the newly-turned 37-year-old has already left his mark on this match.
With his score on 12 yesterday, Hildreth overtook Peter Wight's tally of 16,965 runs to move him into third place in Somerset's list of all-time highest first-class run scorers.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHe is now behind only Harold Gimblett (21,142) and Marcus Trescothick (19,654).
"James Hildreth's achievement is amazing" said Somerset team-mate Stuart Lammonby. "I can only wonder, like many others, why he has never played Test cricket."
Glamorgan 309 v Gloucestershire 224-5
Two balls into the third morning at Sophia Gardens and Glamorgan have struck!
David Lloyd has trapped Graeme van Buuren leg before as he tried to play him away on the legside without him adding to his overnight 65.
Gloucestershire are five wickets down now and still 85 runs behind Glamorgan's first-innings 309.
And we're off...
...in just two of our nine fixtures.
A reminder that rain across the country means we're only playing at Somerset v Lancashire and Glamorgan v Gloucestershire right now.
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It looks like Taunton and Cardiff are the only places where we're starting on time folks.
Division One
Ageas Bowl: Hampshire 226 & 133-7 v Nottinghamshire 155
Hampshire lead by 204 with 3 wickets standing - Start delayed
Taunton: Somerset 90 & 226-4 v Lancashire 373
Somerset trail by 57 with 6 wickets standing - Starting on time
Headingley: Yorkshire 108 & 50-3 v Warwickshire 155 & 176
Yorkshire need another 174 with 7 wickets standing - Start delayed
Division Two
Cardiff: Glamorgan 309 v Gloucestershire 224-4
Gloucestershire trail by 85 with 6 wickets standing - Starting on time
Northampton: Northamptonshire 183 & 10-0 v Durham 400
Northants trail by 207 with 10 wickets standing - Start delayed
Kia Oval: Surrey 107-7 v Essex 439
Surrey trail by 332 with 3 wickets standing - Start delayed
Division Three
Derby: Derbyshire 156 v Kent 285 & 147-1
Kent lead by 276 with 9 wickets standing - Start delayed
Leicester: Leicestershire 291-2 v Sussex 359
Leicestershire trail by 68 with 8 wickets standing - Start delayed
Lord's: Middlesex 144 & 233-6 v Worcestershire 171
Middlesex lead by 206 with 4 wickets standing - Start delayed
So here's where we're at on the morning of day three...
It's very rainy this morning, particularly in the south to begin with.
Simon King from the BBC Weather Centre can tell us more....
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