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
Somerset beat Warwickshire by an innings and 82 runs
Victories for Notts & Middlesex in Division Two
Yorkshire's Harry Brook out for career-best 194
Essex 193 & 69-3 v Northants 390
So far, Northamptonshire's decision to enforce the follow-on has been justified, with Essex three wickets down second time around.
Nick Browne and Sir Alastair Cook began well with an opening stand of 41, but both are now back in the pavilion, along with Tom Westley.
Paul Walter (8) and Matt Critchley (1) are the not-out batters, with Essex still 128 behind.
McAndrew c Renshaw b Brooks 4 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 209 & 121-8 f/o)
Warwickshire are tumbling to defeat.
Nathan McAndrew edges Jack Brooks to slip to give the Somerset paceman his fourth wicket.
Two needed for a massive victory by the hosts at Taunton.
Image source, Getty ImagesCrawley c & b Revis 5 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 18-1)
When your luck's out, your luck's out.
Zak Crawley drives a full toss straight back at Matthew Revis who holds onto a fine catch off his own bowling.
104 runs in six innings so far this season for the England opener.
Organ lbw b Balderson 1 (Hants 246 & 259-6 v Lancs 240)
Now Lancashire have two wickets in as many overs!
Felix Organ didn't last long - he departs lbw to George Balderson without offering a shot.
However, centurion Nick Gubbins remains at the wicket and Keith Barker has now joined him.
Gloucs 315-2 v Surrey 603
Despite those two quick wickets, Surrey have failed to dislodge Chris Dent, who has now advanced to 150 and secured a third batting bonus point for Gloucestershire in the process.
Miles Hammond is nine not out, with the home side now more than halfway to the Surrey total.
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Brown lbw b Lamb 72 (Hants 246 & 258-5) v Lancs (240)
Lancashire desperately needed a wicket and Danny Lamb does the job!
Lamb pins Ben Brown leg before to bring an end to that fifth-wicket stand of 144 with Nick Gubbins.
Felix Organ replaces Brown at the wicket, with Hampshire leading by 264.
Briggs c Davies b Brooks 0 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 209 & 115-7 f/o)
Two wickets in three balls for Jack Brooks!
It's another catch for wicketkeeper Steven Davies as Danny Briggs departs second ball.
Somerset are three wickets away from a crushing innings victory.
Browne c Vasconcelos b Keogh 19 (Essex 193 & 58-3 v Northants 390)
Essex are faltering again second time around and it's Rob Keogh who strikes to leave them three down.
The part-time spinner persuades Nick Browne to have a thrash outside off stump and miscue into the waiting hands of slip.
Burgess c Davies b Brooks 11 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 209 & 115-6 f/o)
SIX DOWN!
Jack Brooks finds the edge of Michael Burgess and Steven Davies does the rest behind the stumps.
Brooks wheels off in celebration.
Notts 80-1 (target 233) v Worcs
Ben Duckett has just gone to fifty off 46 balls for Notts.
153 more needed for victory at Trent Bridge with nine wickets in hand.
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 12-0
Zak Crawley and Ben Compton are the two Kent openers trying to work their side back into the game after conceding a first-innings deficit of 280.
England batter Crawley hasn't been in great touch this season. 100 runs at an average of 20. He'll want to change that in this innings.
Bracey b Clark 0 (Gloucs 297-2 v Surrey 603)
Surrey have waited so long for a wicket... then two come along at once!
James Bracey's been in good form so far this season, but his stay at the crease lasts just three balls as Jordan Clark clean bowls him for a duck.
Miles Hammond is next in, with the home side still 306 behind.
Harris c sub (Blake) b de Grandhomme 124 (Gloucs 296-1 v Surrey 603)
No, you didn't imagine it... there really is a wicket at Bristol!
It's taken Surrey almost 77 overs to prise apart this opening pair and it's debutant Colin de Grandhomme who finally manages it, persuading Marcus Harris to flash outside off stump.
Josh Blake, who's on as sub to keep wicket for Jamie Smith, takes the catch.
Westley lbw b Procter 9 (Essex 193 & 56-2 v Northants 390)
Tom Westley is on his way, trapped in front of the stumps by Luke Procter and Essex are two down in their second innings - still 141 short of making Northants bat again.
Paul Walter joins Nick Browne at the crease.
Hain c Overton b Gregory 43 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 209 & 89-5 f/o)
Image source, Getty ImagesBoth Warwickshire's set batsmen are now gone!
Sam Hain whips Lewis Gregory off his legs but it's in the air and caught by Craig Overton behind square.
Matt Lamb and Michael Burgess are both on nought in the middle.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAfter losing Ben Slater in the first over, Notts are now 43-1 chasing 233 to beat Worcestershire. Haseeb Hameed and Ben Duckett are going along nicely.
Glamorgan were bowled out for 387 by Derbyshire, earning a first-innings lead of 19. Derbyshire have just started their second innings.
Sussex are all out for a mammoth 538 against Durham. That's a first-innings lead of 315.
And Leicestershire's batters are fighting at Lord's. They're 219-6 and now trail by only two runs, with Ben Mike unbeaten on 65.
Rhodes b Leach 29 (Somerset 458 v Warwickshire 209 & 89-4 f/o)
There's the breakthrough for Somerset!
After almost two hours of resistence Will Rhodes plays no shot to Jack Leach and the ball clatters into the stumps.
Somerset are six wickets away from victory. Can they do it today?
Pujara st Eckersley b Trevaskis 203 (Sussex 532-8 v Durham 223)
Cheteshwar Pujara's magnificent knock comes to an end.
The India star dances down the wicket to Liam Trevaskis but the ball turns away and beats the bat and he's stumped.
A second double ton of the season for the 34-year-old.
Revis c Cox b Linde 50 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291)
Moments after reaching his maiden first-class fifty, Matthew Revis tries to launch George Linde into the stand but gets a top edge and is caught in the deep.
A fine innings that has taken Yorkshire to 571 all out. Kent face a battle to avoid an innings defeat now.
Sussex 522-7 v Durham 223
Cheteshwar Pujara brings up his second double-century of the season!
The India batter gets there off 328 balls and has hit 24 boundaries.
528 runs at an average of 176 this campaign - incredible stats.