We are under way again at the Spitfire Ground and after four wickets in an over by Chris Green, including a hat-trick, at the end of Kent's innings, Joe Denly strikes in his first for the home side.

Stevie Eskinazi is the man to go as Ollie Robinson completes a catch behind the stumps at the second attempt.

More bad news for Middlesex in the next over as Paul Stirling hits his first ball, bowled by James Logan, to long-off and is caught by Alex Blake. Eoin Morgan now at the crease.

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Notts 126-4 v Bears 229-5

Ben Duckett's half century comes up in 25 balls.

10 ballls longer than Will Jacks at Lord's last night but still pretty decent. Two sixes and seven fours.

But then spinner Jake Lintott has him caught in the next over with his first ball, caught by Ed Pollock.

Lintott matches Carlos Brathwaite and Tim Bresnan by aiso taking a wicket with his first ball of the night.

Steve Mullaney comes in to hit a six and a four as Lintott's wicket-taking over in the end goes for 13.

After 11 overs, Notts are actually ahead on Duckworth-Lewis! Surely not?

The Foxes are struggling now following the loss of Arron Lilley (29) and Josh Inglis in successive overs. Lilley was caught at long-on and Inglis at square leg, leaving Colin Ackermann and Lewis Hill to steady the innings. The required rate, with 12 overs left, is already 11.42.

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Somerset 187-6 v Surrey 100-2

Three figures already for Surrey. It's kind of unfair just how good their batting line up is.

Laurie Evans has raced to 34 from 18, while Sam Curran has just smashed a maximum to move on to 18.

88 needed from 72.

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Notts 92-3 v Bears 229-5

Ben Duckett and Tom Moores reach their 50 partnership off 31 balls as Notts battle back from the loss of those three quick wickets.

After taking 14 off an over from Carlos Brathwaite, they take another 12 off Craig Miles' first over.

92-3 off nine. Still hope.

But 137 off 11 is still more than 13 an over needed.

Openers Tom Westley and Will Buttleman will get Essex's chase started.

A slightly under-par score from Hampshire I reckon on a night with some big, big totals.

Kent lose Jordan Cox for 64 at the start of the final over, following a stand of 123 with Jack Leaning, who hits the fourth six of his innings next ball to reach 64 before slicing a catch into the off-side.

Out comes everyone's favourite over-40, Darren Stevens, and immediately has to walk back again as he is stumped from his first delivery.

Can Chris Green complete a hat-trick? Yes, he can as Matt Milnes top edges the final delivery to third man. It's four in the over and 5-32 for the Aussie spinner, but it's still a handy total for the home side.

Worcestershire's innings is closed at Wantage Road and they have set their hosts Northants a testing target.

Moeen Ali (52) and Brett D'Oliveira (43) were the visitors' chief run getters.

Ben Sanderson (3-21 off three overs) and Tom Taylor (3-33) took the bowling honours.

Two more Gloucestershire wickets to tell you about.

First, Ravi Bopara falls for a golden duck, caught and bowled by David Payne.

Then David Weise departs for 11, bowled by Josh Shaw.

Suddenly 143 runs from 94 balls seems a long way away.

Ben Duckett keeps up Notts' slim hopes alive with 17 off Dan Mousley's over as the hosts end the powerplay on 70-3.

Tom Moores is the new man in.

Jonny Bairstow looks like he is in the mood this evening. His last three fours have been a straight drive, a thunderous cover drive and a delicate dab down to third man. He is 28 not out, but Yorkshire's asking rate after a quarter of their innings is almost 10 an over.

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Somerset 187-6 v Surrey 50-1

The 50 comes up for Surrey at the end of the fourth over as Jason Roy smashes another four.

The England opener moves on to 23 from 11. Surrey have started at a run rate above 13 per over. Power.

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Leicestershire 44-1 v Derbyshire 209-6

The Foxes have responded well to losing Scott Steel to the first ball of their run-chase and Australia signing Josh Inglis has just produced a brilliantly-timed ramp shot for six off Fynn Hudson-Prentice.

He is 20 not out and Arron Lilley is on 23 and a scoring rate of 11 an over after four will do very nicely.

Hampshire's innings comes to a close with the visitors finishing on 155-6.

Joe Weatherley made 42 not out. Not many others got close to his total.

We now have two England batsmen together for Yorkshire, with Dawid Malan having joined Jonny Bairstow at the downfall of Adam Lyth. It was a fairly tame dismissal as the left-hander gave himself room against Matty Potts, but only succeeded in hitting the ball high enough for Cameron Bancroft to run round and take a good catch. Lyth went for one.