Day three of five-day Lord's final
Warwickshire dismissed for 518 in first innings - a lead of 440
Bad light stops play with Lancashire 171-6 in second innings
Lancashire still 269 runs shy of making Warwickshire bat again
Lancashire 78 & 152-4 v Warwickshire 518
The scene is like one you would see at a football match with the floodlights lighting up the outfield.
But we resume our cricket game. Craig Miles, in short sleeves (brave lad), to bowl to Dane Vilas.
And speaking of podcasts, there's also a new edition of No Balls: The Cricket Podcast available on the Test Match Special feed featuring Alex Hartley and her co-presenter Kate Cross.
Kate and Alex discuss the end of the season, and have opened up the No Balls DMs...
But you don't have to wait that long to hear from Alex, she'll be back on the microphone here at Lord's once play resumes for the evening session.
The cricket season may well be drawing to a close, but you can still get your cricket fix in many ways across the BBC.
An absolute must-listen is the new series of Sport's Strangest Crimes that looks back on the events of 2008 when a man by the name of Sir Allen Stanford landed a helicopter on the Nursery Ground at Lord's to reveal his plan to transform cricket.
But as Greg James discovers, Stanford was far from the man he first seemed.
Lord's 2008, Allen arrives by helicopter with $20 million and a plan to change cricket.
Meanwhile, Australia and India women began their one-off Test match in their multi-format series on the Gold Coast this morning.
Smriti Mandhana made an unbeaten 80 for the tourists but rain disrupted the first day.
Read more in our report below.
India opener Smriti Mandhana makes her highest score in Tests, but the first day of the one-off day-night Test against Australia is heavily affected by rain in Carrara.
Read MoreElsewhere, England men have announced dates for a three-match ODI series against the Netherlands next summer.
A convenient excuse for a mid-season European city break with some cricket thrown in maybe?
England men will play three one-day internationals in the Netherlands in June 2022, but the series will overlap with their Tests against New Zealand.
Read MoreBit of player deal news from around the county circuit today.
Gloucestershire have secured a move for Australia Test opener Marcus Harris following his decision not to return to Leicestershire next season.
Gloucestershire sign Australia opener Marcus Harris on a two-year contract.
Read MoreCoverage from Lord's is now switching to commentary of the latest match in the Indian Premier League.
You can listen to the action between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings right now on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra by clicking or tapping the play icon at the top of this page.
Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Lancashire are battling but they still have so much to do.
Lancashire 78 & 152-4 v Warwickshire 518
A fine session for Warwickshire. The runs conceded are irrelevant, but the three wickets garnered this afternoon are all that matters.
Six more wickets needed to wrap up a deserved innings win for the Bears.
Lancashire were doing OK when Luke Wells and George Balderson were batting, but the cause is almost impossible.
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Don Topley: Cricketers don't always get backed, they get bracketed. In the BWT Final there are three very decent @SussexCCC, external old boys who all wanted to get away from Hove: Luke Wells, Danny Briggs and Michael Burgess all have made great strides since moving to their new Counties. #BBCCricket, external
Of course, Wells is at Lancashire, and Briggs and Burgess part of Warwickshire's Championship team.
Image source, PA MediaAs well as the cricket continuing on the pitch here today at Lord's, there's also been a bit of a ceremony off it.
Outgoing MCC chairman Gerald Corbett and imminent president Clare Connor were on hand earlier to unveil the plaque for the impressive new Edrich Stand.
That along with the new Compton Stand were officially opened earlier this season to complete the second phase of the ground's redevelopment that have increased its capacity to 31,180.
Lancashire 78 & 151-4 v Warwickshire 518
With the light on full blast and two relatively new batters at the crease, there is a great time to bowl.
Craig Miles gets one to jag back sharply and hit Steven Croft right in the stomach. Ouch! Not pleasant on a cold day.
Rob Yates is thrown the bowl for a few off-breaks before tea. Does he have a golden arm?
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Rach: As I'm sat at home working with an extra jumper & thick socks on, hugging my brew & hearing the wind coming through the effects mic on the #BBCcricket, external comms from Lord's, I'm even more grateful of @TrentBridge, external's 3rd place! Brrrrrrrr. Sounds Baltic!!
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Lancashire need:
289 runs to avoid an innings defeat
90 runs to avoid their worst ever domestic innings defeat
70 runs to avoid their worst ever first-class innings defeat
AN ABSOLUTE MIRACLE to win!
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra
Liam Norwell clips the top of off stump and George Balderson in his defensive shot, just nods his head as if to say, 'yeah, that's getting me out more times than not'.
Lancashire 78 & 148-4 v Warwickshire 518
Liam Norwell's double breakthrough of Josh Bohannon and now George Balderson has really opened the door for Warwickshire.
Not for the win, that has not felt in doubt since Lancashire were 12-6, but for victory today.
Six more wickets needed and a potential 45 overs left in the day.
Steven Croft has now joined his captain Dane Vilas at the crease.
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
There's some unplayable deliveries being sent down here from Warwickshire.
It's a joy to watch, but not if you wanted to see this match go deep into Saturday.
Lancashire 78 & 143-4 v Warwickshire 518
Image source, PA MediaGeorge Balderson's hopes of a career best score are flattened.
Liam Norwell produces a beauty from round the wicket to the left-hander, which takes out his off-stump.
Balderson has batted nicely for 65, but he's got to go.
Lancashire 78 & 133-3 v Warwickshire 518
The dismissal of Josh Bohannon has brought Lancashire captain Dane Vilas to the crease.
The South Africa batter gets off a pair with a three off his first ball, but he doesn't look the sprightliest at the crease.
Vilas leads from the front with this team, especially last week in the win over Hampshire, and it would not be unusual for him to be suffering the effects of a long season.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra
Not a great shot - he just wafted at one outside off stump.
It was almost like slip catching practice for Sam Hain.