Warwickshire beat Somerset by 118 runs to pip Lancashire to title
Bears crowned champions for eighth time and first since 2012
Warwickshire will meet Lancashire in Bob Willis Trophy final at Lord's next week
Nottinghamshire beat Yorkshire by five wickets to finish third
Division Two: Ollie Pope scores 274 for Surrey who draw with Glamorgan
Kent chase 373 to beat Middlesex by two wickets and win Division Three
Warwickshire 367 & 294-3 dec v Somerset 389
Warwickshire smash 18 runs off a Josh Davey over and captain Will Rhodes decides that's enough.
They have grabbed 115 runs in 15 overs this morning to extend their lead to 272 runs.
Somerset's target is 273 off 79 overs. The required run-rate is 3.45 so Rhodes has certainly dangled a carrot in their direction.
Warwickshire 367 & 276-3 v Somerset 389
Somerset may have lost all three of their games in this final stage of the County Championship, but they are not without their own support today, with the Wurzels urging their players to 'Give it some West Country Welly'!
Warwickshire lead by 254 and there are 82 overs left in the day.
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Kent 138 & 310-7 v Middlesex 147 & 363
Well, well - some drama in Division Three!
Darren Stevens only survives a couple more balls after being handed a lifeline.
Sam Robson redeems himself in the slip cordon holding on to the next chance Stevens offers off Toby Roland-Jones.
Kent need 63 to win - Middlesex need three more wickets.
D3: Kent (138 & 309-6) need 64 more runs to beat Middlesex (147 & 363)
All bubbling up nicely to a thrilling fourth-innings run-chase at Canterbury.
The winner between Kent and Middlesex will win Division Three.
Kent have four wickets in hand and need 64 more runs to chase down a target of 373.
Veterans Darren Stevens and Tim Murtagh doing battle with bat and ball for their respective sides.
And Stevens has just been dropped at second slip by Sam Robson off Murtagh and that denied Murtagh his 900th first-class wicket!
Warwickshire 367 & 268-3, Somerset 389
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Rob Yates clearly loves batting at Edgbaston.
That's his fifth first-class hundred. And all five of them have been here in Birmingham.
His fourth this summer at Edgbaston, in fact, in just seven home County Championship games.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd, weighing in at 149 balls, this was comfortably his quickest too! All his previous ones have taken over 200 deliveries.
But will he have one up his sleeve for his first visit to Lord's next week?
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Christopher Oddy: Ooh this is tense already! Come on Warwickshire - Leicestershire wishes you the best of luck!
PS Well done on the century Rob!
Warwickshire 367 & 261-3 v Somerset 389
Matt Lamb shows the intent required as he smashes Craig Overton for two sixes in an over, one over midwicket and the other clubbed baseball-style over long on.
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Simon Goodall: Still puzzled as to why Buttler couldn't play for Lancs, but Woakes is for Warwicks, despite Buttler playing less cricket?
That's a question for the ECB I'm afraid...
Warwickshire 367 & 245-3 v Somerset 389
Ten overs this morning and Warwickshire have amassed 66 runs in that time.
Their lead is up to 223 and we have 86 overs left today. The Bears may fancy the same again off the next ten.
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Hxze: Despite being in the middle of a PE lesson at school, the earphones are invisible enough for the teacher not to notice, COME ON SOMERSET!!!
Not the old earphone lead through the jacket sleeve with your hand cupping your ear trick?!
Air pods mean you can take these classroom tricks to a new level!
(not that we of course encourage such behaviour)
Warwickshire 367 & 239-3 v Somerset 389
Image source, Getty ImagesA deserved century for Rob Yates as he turns one down to deep backward square for four.
It's his fourth Championship ton of the season and he has played this at a good tempo, coming off 149 balls.
Now for all-out attack mode.
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Right - we're almost at the final act of this season and we're giving you a chance to select your team of the season through the BBC Sport website and app.
Head here to cast your eyes over the contenders and their vital statistics (figures correct at the start of this round of fixtures).
If you need some inspiration or something to disagree with - here was my attempt earlier this week, although my disclaimer is I have picked about three other XIs such is the strength of the options!
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Warwickshire 367 & 231-3 v Somerset 389
Sam Hain does not last long.
Jack Brooks, showing admirable effort on the last day of his season, gets one to move in and pin Hain plumb in front.
The hint of movement may keep Chris Woakes, Tim Bresnan and Co. interested for later in the day.
Nottinghamshire (296 & 71-1) need 103 more runs to beat Yorkshire (73 & 396)
Image source, Getty ImagesNo wickets at Trent Bridge so far this morning.
Nottinghamshire are closing in on victory over Yorkshire that would take them second as it stands.
Ben Slater (35 not out) and Ben Duckett (31 not out) continuing their second-wicket partnership worth 62 now.
Warwickshire 367 & 226-2 v Somerset 389
A bit of a mix-up sees Will Rhodes run out.
Rob Yates pushes one out into the offside and gets an easy single. Rhodes wants two but is sent back and Overton, who had chased the ball off his own bowling, throws to Steven Davies, who does the rest.
62 off 44 for the Bears captain, who has really set up this innings.
Sam Hain comes out at number four.
Warwickshire 367 & 224-1 v Somerset 389
Kath has sent us a tweet of her allotment as she keeps in touch with the cricket today. It must be close to harvest time for any fruit and vegetables that have been grown over the summer. In tribute to Sir Geoffrey Boycott, we had some lovely rhubarb from our garden - great in a crumble!
I was told that a Lancashire fan, following our updates from Spain yesterday, was so nervous at the end that he did not dare refresh his feed in case they had lost!
45 runs from six overs this morning for Warwickshire.
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D2: Surrey 412-2 v Glamorgan 672-6 dec
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd another ton up at The Oval - for Hashim Amla this time and not for the first time his glittering career of course.
Three runs pushed through the offside get him there off 190 balls.
It's included 10 fours as well.
Warwickshire 367 & 200-1 v Somerset 389
The fact that Warwickshire have quickly got up to 200 is not that unexpected, but the sight of Somerset's Pakistan batter Azhar Ali limping off the field after a couple of minutes being sat on the outfield will concern Lancashire fans.
If Warwickshire are to be denied, a class player like Azhar would be top of the list to keep them out.
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Shaun B82: As a Lancashire fan, yesterday’s run chase was absolute torture. Another long day of hitting the refresh button ahead.
Warwickshire 367 & 194-1 v Somerset 389
Image source, Getty ImagesA T20-style ramp shot from Will Rhodes down to fine leg brings him four runs as he races to 50 in double-quick time.
Just 34 balls with three fours and three sixes as the Bears captain motors along.