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
Sibley lbw b Davey 12 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 36-2)
Both of Warwickshire's openers are gone now!
Dom Sibley plays around a straight one from Dom Sibley and is given out lbw.
Great start for Somerset.
Gloucestershire v Surrey 461-7
Jordan Clark cracks a Mohammad Amir delivery to the boundary to bring up an excellent half century.
Surrey are really grinding the home attack down here.
Yorkshire 39-3 v Kent 291
Still no news on any restart in Leeds.
A spectator was taken unwell about 10 minutes ago and the players left the field.
Davies c Overton b Brooks 20 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 25-1)
A swing from Alex Davies and he's caught at slip!
Jack Brooks sends in a full ball outside off stump, Davies tries to drive but gets a big outside edge and Craig Overton clings on at third slip.
Berg c Westley b Critchley 75 (Essex v Northants 390 all out)
Northants' innings is finally over.
Some last wicket fun between Gareth Berg and Ben Sanderson brings 35 amid some lusty blows but when Berg tries one more, he is caught in the deep.
Still, a terrific contribution coming in at number ten, as the visitors post an excellent total.
Yorkshire 39-3 v Kent 291
Play has been halted due to a medical emergency in the crowd.
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Yorkshire 39-3 v Kent 291
Kent's pacemen are causing Yorkshire all sorts of problems.
Dawid Malan edges Grant Stewart past first slip and down to the rope.
The visitors are well on top at Headingley.
Gloucestershire v Surrey 445-7
Surrey really do bat a long way down.
Jordan Clark, coming in at number nine, has reached 46 as he and Jamie Smith have put on 96 for the eighth wicket.
But alas for Gloucestershire, they have now shipped 1,001 runs in their last two bowling innings for just 14 wickets.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJack Haynes and Ed Barnard are battling for Worcestershire at Notts, but they're still in all sorts of bother at 57-4 in their second innings. The Pears still trail by 50.
Glamorgan have finally bowled out Derbyshire for 368, but that's a good comeback after the hosts were 276-2 yesterday.
Middlesex's batters continue to enjoy themselves at Lord's. They're 287-5, Mark Stoneman top scoring with 108, and leading Leicestershire by 138.
Sussex batter Tom Alsop has just gone to his half-century with his side in a good position on 180-3 against Durham. They trail by just 43.
Hampshire 246 v Lancashire 155-7
Lancashire are fighting hard at the Rose Bowl where Phil Salt and Tom Bailey have reached a 50 partnership for the eighth wicket.
Joe Weatherley's two drops are starting to count. He has now been removed from his third slip station.
Procter c Walter b Critchley 113 (Essex v Northants 355-9)
Finally, Luke Procter has to go.
He comes down the wicket to Matt Critchley's leg spin and hits it straight to the tall figure of Paul Walter at mid-wicket.
A fine, nuggety, knock from the Northants man off 270 balls with 10 fours, coming in at 100-2 and leading his side to a very competitive score.
Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 1-0
Alex Davies and Dom Sibley are in the middle for Warwickshire after lunch.
A mammoth batting effort needed from the Bears to get close to Somerset, but the pitch is good.
Lyth c Robinson b Milnes 7 (Yorkshire 23-3 v Kent 291)
Gone! First ball after lunch.
Matt Milnes strikes as Adam Lyth edges one down legside to Ollie Robinson. A complete strangle.
After battling so hard to make it to the interval, that will really irritate the opener as he trudges back to the pavilion.
Essex v Northants 344-8
An excellent contribution from Northants' number ten.
Gareth Berg has provided a lot more than just hanging around to help Luke Procter, as he brings up his half century from 107 deliveries.
Gloucestershire v Surrey 408-7
Jamie Smith sends a half volley from David Payne through mid-wicket to bring up his 150.
It also brings up his team's 400 as they continue to set an imposing first innings total.
Smith has now hit 25 boundaries in his score - most of them shots which have been very easy on the eye.
Essex v Northants 336-8
Glenn Speller
BBC Essex sport at Chelmsford
Great work from Luke Procter. A gritty century from 256 balls.
He is batting higher in the batting order than in previous games this season and has proved full value for that move.
He looks like a man others can play around but can also take the leading role when required.
Essex v Northants 336-8
There it is!
Luke Procter turns one behind square for a couple and he claims a deserved hundred.
He wasn't bothered by going to lunch on 99 as he reaches his fifth first-class century off 256 balls.
Away we go after lunch. Hope everyone is feeling refreshed and ready for a couple of hours of cricket.
Commentators are discussing their various lunches. Mine was a nice plate of Spanish grains - a mix of things with rice. Yum!
Somerset 458 v Warwickshire
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset at Taunton
Image source, Rex FeaturesHonours even in an extended morning session, with Somerset suffering a mini-collapse which cost them a fifth batting point, but then frustrating Warwickshire and denying them a third bowling point, as the last two wickets added 85.
As so often, it was a run-out that triggered the collapse, Craig Miles scoring a direct hit to see off Steven Davies.
Then Tom Banton was bowled by Miles without playing a shot, before Craig Overton and Lewis Gregory both lost their middle stumps, so that three wickets fell on 373.
But Josh Davey, Jack Leach and Jack Brooks showed spirit, determination and no little skill in taking Somerset to a total which they would most definitely have settled for when put in yesterday morning.
Worcestershire 159 & 37-4 v Nottinghamshire 266
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham at Trent Bridge
Image source, Rex FeaturesAfter a morning session of total Nottinghamshire domination at Trent Bridge, Worcestershire stand on the brink of a huge defeat unless they can find some middle and lower order resistance.
With Stuart Broad swashbuckling his way to 45 not out from only 27 balls, the home side extended their first innings advantage to 107 before knocking over four cheap wickets before the break.