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
D2: Surrey 396-2 v Glamorgan 672-6 dec
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother day at The Oval and the runs keep on flowing.
The first milestone of this last day is a century for Surrey and England's Ollie Pope.
A quick single off Glamorgan spinner Andrew Salter gets him there from 142 balls and it's included 12 fours.
Warwickshire 367 & 190-1 v Somerset 389
Jack Brooks runs in to Warwickshire captain Will Rhodes and TV pictures make it look like only four people are playing.
Those two, wicketkeeper Steven Davies and Rob Yates are in shot. Everyone else is on the boundary!
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They'll be on air until lunch time when coverage of some other sporting contest called the Ryder Cup takes over....
Warwickshire 367 & 185-1 v Somerset 389
Rob Yates creams a lovely shot through the covers of the second ball of the day. With a couple of singles to follow, that was an easy six runs off the over.
The lead moves to 163 and Warwickshire will quickly rack up the runs at this rate.
Jack Brooks to open the bowling at the Pavilion End.
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Warwickshire 367 & 179-1 v Somerset 389
A quick recap of the permutations ahead of the final day:
Warwickshire - WIN - Champions
Warwickshire - draw/lose - Lancashire are Champions
Warwickshire - draw/lose & Nottinghamshire win - Nottinghamshire would finish second and play Lancashire in the Bob Willis Trophy Final at Lord's next week.
Warwickshire 367 & 179-1 v Somerset 389
Rob Yates on strike and England man Craig Overton to bowl.
Let's play!
Players on their way out to the middle - here we go for the last day of the regular season.....
Good luck all and go well!
Warwickshire 367 & 179-1 v Somerset 389
Image source, Getty ImagesWarwickshire know what they have to do to overtake Lancashire after their thrilling one-wicket victory over Hampshire and win the County Championship. They must take ten Somerset wickets.
The intrigue is in how the Bears go about doing that. We know they lead by 157 runs after racing to 179-1 last night and we have 96 overs of cricket in prospect today. But they need to give themselves enough time to get those wickets.
Perhaps they will adopt a T20 mindset this morning. Rattle up 150 in 20 overs or so then declare, leaving Somerset a target of either 300-odd or 75 overs to survive.
Captain Will Rhodes starts the day on 42 not out and he can drive this intent from the middle.
So after Lancashire's thrilling one-wicket win against Hampshire at Aigburth on Thursday, Hampshire's chances of lifting the title are over.
That result also finally ended Nottinghamshire's slim hopes of being crowned champions, so we're down to either Lancashire or Warwickshire.
With results and bonus points already in, here's how the top four stand:
A win for Warwickshire will take them to 77 points and crown them champions, a draw would only see them finish with 69 points.
A win for Nottinghamshire would see them finish on 73 points, so second place and qualification for next week's Bob Willis Trophy final is still very much in their grasp.
Warwickshire (367 & 179-1) lead Somerset (389) by 157 runs
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Will it stay dry today that's the big question and more specifically, in Birmingham?
The man with the full info is the BBC Weather Centre's Simon King....
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Warwickshire (367 & 179-1) lead Somerset by 157 runs
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Division One:
Edgbaston: Warwickshire (367 & 179-1) lead Somerset (389) by 157 runs
Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire (296 & 42-1) need 132 more runs to beat Yorkshire (73 & 396 f/o)
Divsion Two:
Kia Oval: Surrey (387-2) trail Glamorgan (672-6 dec) by 285 runs
Division Three:
Canterbury: Kent (138 & 275-5) need 98 more runs to beat Middlesex (147 & 363)
For more detail on all these matches - check out our scorecards page.
Image source, ECBWe will finally crown our county champions today - but one mystery still remains....
Is the famous Lord's Taverners Trophy on its way to Emirates Old Trafford or Edgbaston to be presented to Lancashire or Warwickshire?
We started this final round of fixtures with four title contenders and now on the last day of the regular season, we're down to two.
Stick with us throughout the day to find out its final destination.