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What a day.

Warwickshire beat Yorkshire to become one of four teams in contention for the County Championship title in next week's final round.

And it ends with Leicestershire pulling off the unlikeliest of victories with just a few balls remaining against Sussex.

We'll be back on Saturday for T20 Blast Finals Day and then next Tuesday there'll be full coverage of the Championship finale.

You don't want to miss any of it!

Division One

• Hampshire 58.5
• Warwickshire 55
• Lancashire 54.5
• Nottinghamshire 52
• Yorkshire 41.5
• Somerset 26.5

Division Two

• Essex 77
• Gloucestershire 56
• Northamptonshire 51
• Durham 41
• Surrey 27
• Glamorgan 21.5

Division Three

• Middlesex 77
• Kent 75
• Leicestershire 51.5
• Worcestershire 44.5
• Derbyshire 27.5
• Sussex 25

Division One

Yorkshire 108 & 116 v Warwickshire 155 & 176

Warwickshire won by 106 runs

Division Two

Glamorgan 309 & 124 v Gloucestershire 419 & 15-0

Gloucestershire won by 10 wickets

Northamptonshire 183 & 231-9 v Durham 400

Match drawn

Surrey 161 & 113-2 v Essex 439

Match drawn

Division Three

Derbyshire 156 & 210 v Kent 285 & 211-2 dec

Kent won by 130 runs

Leicestershire 492-4 dec v Sussex 359 & 128

Leicestershire won by an innings and five runs

Middlesex 144 & 247 v Worcestershire 171 & 119

Middlesex won by 101 runs

Fynn Hudson-Prentice cannot bat because of injury, so that's the game for Leicestershire.

What a brilliant day's play with Harry Swindells (69*) and Louis Kimber (59*) setting up the home side's declaration after the overnight pair of Hassan Azad (152) and Lewis Hill (145) fell to Henry Crocombe.

Sussex seemed to be securely on their way to a draw at 117-3, but six wickets went down for 11 runs as the lack of experience in their batting line-up was exposed by Callum Parkinson (4-18) and Ben Mike (4-34)..

They are involved in T20 Blast Finals Day on Saturday before playing their final red-ball game at home to Derbyshire next week, with Leicestershire travelling to New Road to take on Worcestershire.

Another good over by Ben Mike, but Joseph Sarro manages to collect a single. Sean Hunt is in behind the final delivery.

Sussex are five runs behind - there are three overs, 18 balls, to go.

Joseph Sarro is 19, he comes from Eastbourne.

Sean Hunt is 19, he was born in Guildford.

The task of saving Sussex is in their hands.

Sussex's Fynn Hudson-Prentice has a hand injury. Will he be able to bat if another wicket falls? Another Callum Parkinson maiden and there are four overs left.

Ben Mike again. Joseph Sarro survives and there are four byes in that over. Sussex need six more runs to bring the scores level.

Five overs left. This is great stuff.

There have been more twists than a Chubby Checker fan convention (you'll need to be a certain age to understand) in the last few minutes.

A maiden from Callum Parkinson to Sean Hunt. six Overs left.

Five dot balls to Joseph Sarro complete Ben Mike's over.

There are seven remaining and Sussex are still 10 in arrears with just two wickets left.

No hat-trick for Ben Mike and Sean Hunt escapes the strike (rhyming text commentary) with a single from the second ball of his over.

One final block from Simon Kerrigan who finishes with 28 from 135.

Durham have thrown everything at Northamptonshire in their 97 overs in the second innings. Number nine Kerrigan absorbed 22 of them.

What a cracking finish. Now, just one game remains. All eyes on Leicestershire v Sussex...

A miss and a single.

Simon Kerrigan will face the final ball of the over.

Three balls to go after two more deliveries just outside the off-stump.

First ball from new bowler Paul Coughlin and it's a play and a miss. Tense.

Kerrigan blocks out the last five balls.

Four overs left in the day, but if a wicket falls now, we wipe out this over and lose two for the change of innings. That would give Durham six balls to find 14 runs.

Essentially, Durham need a wicket right now to stay in the game.

Single from Jack White off the first ball of the over brings Simon Kerrigan onto strike.