Nine matches in latest round of County Championship
Div One: Essex v Northants, Gloucs v Surrey, Hants v Lancs, Somerset v Warwickshire, Yorks v Kent
Div Two: Derbys v Glamorgan, Middlesex v Leics, Notts v Worcs, Sussex v Durham
Surrey's Smith makes 234 not out
Briggs lbw b Leach 13 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 113-7)
One spinner gets another at Taunton.
Danny Briggs plays back to Jack Leach and the ball strikes him plumb in front.
Briggs' short cameo is over.
Holland lbw b Ali 3 (Hampshire 246 & 12-2 v Lancashire 240)
Hassan Ali strikes, trapping Ian Holland on the back foot.
Holland grafted for 41 balls for his three, but Ali has his sent him back to the pavilion.
Hampshire lead by just 18 - this one is really in the balance.
Worcestershire have recovered well from 32-4 in their second innings at Trent Bridge. Ed Barnard has passed fifty with his side now on 153-5 and leading Notts by 46.
Glamorgan are 142-2 in reply to Derbyshire's 368 but have lost skipper David Lloyd for 84.
Leicestershire are batting again at Lord's after bowling Middlesex out for 370, but they trail by a massive 221.
Sussex are in complete control against Durham at Hove. They're 338-4 and leading by 115.
Walter c Gay b Sanderson 2 (Essex 55-5 v Northants 390)
And now Paul Walter has gone and Essex's innings is falling apart.
Ben Sanderson has his fourth wicket with Emilio Gay taking an athletic low catch at third slip to send Walter on his way.
Yorkshire 158-3 v Kent 291
Gorgeous.
Harry Brook takes a couple of steps down the pitch and launches spinner George Linde for a straight six. Pure timing. Wonderful shot.
Dawid Malan and Brook are both in the 60s.
Critchley c Young b Sanderson 7 (Essex 53-4 v Northants 390)
Matt Critchley is next man out as Essex's problems mount.
He drives at Ben Sanderson and edges into the slips. Emilio Gay, at third parries it up in the air and Young completes the catch with a simple grab.
Three catches for Young and now 3-23 for Sanderson.
Northants are having a blinder of a day.
Hampshire 246 & 9-1 v Lancashire 240
A riveting session at the Rose Bowl as both teams battle for control.
Hampshire going at just a run an over as Anderson and Tom Bailey rest the skills of Ian Holland and first innings centurion Nick Gubbins.
Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 99-6
That's not a bad start to the session!
Danny Briggs simply flicks Josh Davey off his legs and it goes all the way. Incredible timing from the Warwickshire number eight.
Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 93-6
They're back out after tea at Taunton.
Huge rebuilding job to do for Danny Briggs and Sam Hain with the Bears still trailing by 365 runs.
Topley c M Taylor b van Buuren 0 (Gloucestershire v Surrey 603)
Reece Topley tries a big one but skies it and is caught by Matt Taylor.
Surrey's innings is over and Jamie Smith walks off for a magnificent 234 not out. That will help his average for the season!
And don't tell Gloucestershire captain Graeme van Buuren that he asked the visitors to bat first yesterday morning!
Sussex 306-4 v Durham 223
Image source, Getty ImagesCheteshwar Pujara goes to his 53rd first-class century and third of the season for Sussex.
The India Test batter is a class above at this level.
That's 428 runs at an average of more than 142 this campaign!
A Cook c McManus b Sanderson 6 (Essex 45-3 v Northants 390)
Sir Alastair Cook's somewhat tortured stay at the crease is over.
After struggling to six off 48 balls, he nibbles at one outside off from Ben Sanderson and it's a regulation one for Lewis McManus behind the stumps.
Cook's waft of his bat after dismissal shows exactly what he thought of that.
Derbyshire 368 v Glamorgan 106-1
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Glamorgan captain David Lloyd led from the front with a half-century off 79 balls in the afternoon sunshine at Derby as his side enjoyed their best opening start of the summer.
Andrew Salter, who had been struggling in his temporary role as opener, survived an early caught-behind appeal from Sam Conners to provide Lloyd with solid support including a pair of powerful pulls.
With Lloyd on the attack, the hundred came up in the 26th over but a horrible mix-up just before tea saw both at the same end when Conners’ throw came in, and Salter was gone for 33.
Earlier Derbyshire failed to make significant progress after lunch, with Alex Thomson left unbeaten on 21 despite a couple of big blows.
Suranga Lakmal on 5 hit spinner Salter a long way in the air for Labuschagne to take a tricky running catch, then after a couple of pointless overs of prodding around, Ryan Sidebottom edged Michael Neser to slip for the Australian to claim his fourth wicket.
Sussex 299-4 v Durham 223
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
An excellent session for Sussex.
Cheteshwar Pujara has been imperious and looks set for a third County Championship century in a row.
The only wicket to fall was that of Tom Alsop who shared a partnership of 99 with Pujara before he fell LBW to Liam Trevaskis
Durham have just taken the new ball but are badly missing Chris Rushworth, who will play no further part in the match after a concussion injury
Weatherley c Jones b Anderson 0 (Hampshire 246 & 0-1 v Lancashire 240)
Jimmy Anderson doesn't take long to strike with the new ball.
Joe Weatherley is brought forward into edging to Rob Jones, who takes an expert low catch at third slip. 0 and 1 for the Hampshire opener in this one.
A fascinating game at the Rose Bowl, with just six runs between the sides.
Worrall c Bracey b J Taylor 4 (Gloucestershire v Surrey 602-9)
Dan Worrall feathers one behind and he is the ninth man out.
Out comes number 11 Reece Topley!
Gloucestershire v Surrey 602-8
And still no sign of a declaration from the visitors. Not sure they really need these extra runs to be honest.
Yorkshire 135-3 v Kent 291
Fifty for Harry Brook and it's been an excellent innings.
73 balls and eight fours.
Both he and Dawid Malan are looking a million dollars in the Headingley sunshine in a stand that's now worth 115.
Clark c Harris b van Buuren 137 (Gloucestershire v Surrey 593-8)
Jordan Clark's knock is finally ended.
In his search for quick runs, he tries to hit Graeme van Buuren out of the park, but he is caught at long on.
He ends just short of his career-best score of 140, but it is a Surrey record eighth wicket stand of 244.
Burgess c Davies b Overton 13 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 92-6)
And that caps a session of absolute dominance from Somerset.
It's a beauty from Craig Overton that just nips away and feathers the edge of Michael Burgess.
Steven Davies takes a simple catch behind the stumps.
Six wickets in the session from the hosts at Taunton as tea is taken.