No luck for Danny Briggs so far. Six overs to go.

The tireless Chris Woakes to bowl the first of them. His 27th!!!

Alex Davies has shown positive intent in this chase as he gets to 15, but he has a big let-off as Brad Wheal puts him down at mid-on. That was a good chance.

Davies is leaving Lancashire at the end of the season to join Warwickshire. Who would he want to win the title? Interesting... Let's just say - definitely not Hampshire!

What an over. Lewis Gregory sneaks a single to move to 61, then Chris Woakes passes Jack Leach's bat three balls in a row, before rapping him high on the pads.

The Bears to spin as Danny Briggs comes on.

After his batting heroics yesterday, why not?

Jack Leach's straight bat sees out a Liam Norwell maiden.

Eight overs left . . .

Woakes to bowl the next one, to Gregory, who starts it with a single.

Lewis Gregory has some luck as an attempted leg side heave flies over the slips for four and Chris Woakes then beats him all ends up next ball.

Nine overs to go . . .

We are back on at Aigburth where the light has improved sufficiently!

Alex Davies has shown positive intent as he hits successive fours off Keith Barker to get the innings up and running.

BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James has made an interesting point about how the bad light does Hampshire no favours.

With no floodlights and trees and the historic red brick Victorian pavilion surrounding the field at Aigburth, it is not the easiest seeing ground. So the light will have to improve a good deal to get the players back on the field.

Of course at Old Trafford, the floodlights would have come on and play would have carried on. But we're at Aigburth because Old Trafford is all set for two gigs by the Courteeners tomorrow and Saturday. (I can vouch for this because I walked past the ground this morning!)

Still 10 overs left for the Bears to take those two last scalps they need for full bowling points.

It took until the 110th over before Danny Briggs secured their crucial fourth batting point yesterday. Are we in for the same sort of drama?

Chris Woakes is handed the ball again.

Luke Fletcher is thrown the new ball as Nottinghamshire look to make inroads in the Yorkshire batting.

Things usually happen when Fletcher has the ball but not like this as Harry Brook crashes four fours in six balls.

Suddenly Yorkshire now lead by seven and they can try to build up a total that Notts may struggle to chase.

Liam Norwell comes back on - and a legside glide for four from Lewis Gregory brings the 300 up.

12 overs left before the cut-off. Two more wickets for full bowling points. Or three wickets to bowl Somerset out.

The Bears lead is now only 67 too.

Half-century for Lewis Gregorypublished at 11:50 British Summer Time 23 September 2021

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Warwickshire 367, Somerset 291-7 (96.1 overs)

A 14th half-century in first-class cricket for Somerset's limited-overs skipper Lewis Gregory.

The England T20 and one-day international got there in 108 balls, with nine fours and a six.

Quicker than Dom Sibley's on the first day (132 balls), but still an unusually restrained, and commendably responsible effort from Gregory.

100 for Adam Lythpublished at 11:45 British Summer Time 23 September 2021

11:45 BST 23 September 2021

Nottinghamshire 296 v Yorkshire 73 & 204-4

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A push through the covers for two and there it is as Adam Lyth brings up a valuable hundred for himself and his team.

Lyth scored centuries in the first two games of the season and a 50 in the third, all in April, but the runs had dried up since.

So the 33-year-old knows the importance of this one as he brings Yorkshire close to parity on the scorecard.

The landmark came off 230 balls and included 13 fours.

95 overs done now.

Still playing in Birmingham - and Lewis Gregory and Jack Leach are still defying Warwickshire.

And here we go off!!

Would you believe it, at 11.45am, the players have gone off the field at Aigburth for bad light.

Keith Barker bowled four dot balls to George Balderson at which point umpires Alex Wharf and Peter Hartley came together, reviewed the light and so play has been stopped.

It does look very murky in Liverpool, although how much it has changed from when Hampshire were batting is a good question.

Keith Barker has the new cherry in his hand. Alex Davies is facing. Which way will this match go?

No one not out for Jack Leach today. He's off the mark with a boundary!

Not sure if it was drinks, or a sanitation break, but there were definitely men in bibs on carrying things.

21 overs to go before the cut-off. And Tim Bresnan comes back on.

Despite a fair bit of playing and missing, he is the only Bears bowler to have broken through so far.

An audible groan as an edge from Craig Overton flies down to fine leg.