Now then. It's time to try and get our collective breath back and go and get the kettle on after that pulsating finish at Derby.

Another round of County Championship cricket is over, disappointingly so in most cases today, because of the weather.

But there was still plenty to keep people entertained - and we now have just four days to wait before we resume again on Thursday, with seven games at Chelmsford, Southampton, Manchester, The Oval. Sophia Gardens, Hove and New Road.

Until then, good night folks.

Derbyshire's Sri Lankan paceman Suranga Lakmal fails to take a wicket with the penultimate ball - and hands are shaken.

An initially unlikely target turned into a potentially thrilling win for Glamorgan. But the visitors ended up just short and had to see out the final two overs to avoid defeat.

The pure joy of County Championship cricket. Win, lose or draw, it's why people still love the game.

Suranga Lakmal to bowl it, to James Harris.

Three dot balls. 21 runs needed off three balls.

Or two wickets.

Only one side can win this now.

Six for Sam Northeastpublished at 18:23 British Summer Time 1 May 2022

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Derbyshire 368 & 349-3, Glamorgan 387 & 308-7

Sam Northeast clears the ropes with a six off Anuj Dal.

26 needed.

Which becomes 23, with a 2 and a single. and a dot ball.

Ryan Sidebottom to bowl the penultimate over.

Sam Northeast welts Sam Conners for a second-ball six as 11 come off the over.

Conners has now gone for 97 off his 12 overs.

Northeast is now on 70. Michael Neser is on 9.

Only four runs taken off Anuj Dal's over - and a wicket.

Is that a turning point?

After opening with two dot balls, Sam Conners then bowls a no ball.

And Glamorgan end up taking seven of the over.

Seven overs left to come.

Left-armer Anuj Dal comes on for Suranga Lakmal.

Glamorgan are now going very well.

Sam Northeast (64) and Chris Cooke (28) look in the mood to finish this.

And the light in Derby seems to be holding up too.

Jordan Richards: Why are they not starting and finishing earlier at this time of year? 11AM? Ridiculous. Start at 1000-1030 and finish earlier. How many more times must this be brought up before someone actually does something about it?

With the light not improving, Yorkshire will be unable to get their chase of 114 under way.

The match is drawn at Headingley. Hugely frustrating for home fans, but those are the rules.

Austin Mackie: Ok rules are rules, but should umpires be discouraged from taking an early reading on day1 that subsequently ruins a game

Chris Painter: How many more exciting finishes need to be ruined before the powers that be sort out this light business. So what if the floods are dominant? If the light's good enough to play with the same ball, play on, regardless of the source of that light

No change in the situation at Headingley where the umpires deemed the light too poor for Yorkshire to start their chase of 114.

A lot of unhappy punters out there...

Mr B: How has cricket not found a solution to this? I’m sure there are numerous club cricket games going on around the country right now. Yet the elite can’t play with floodlights.

up for Glamorganpublished at 17:22 British Summer Time 1 May 2022

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Derbyshire 368 & 349-3 Glamorgan 387 & 212-3

123 needed off 16 overs for Glamorgan, as the visitors really start to go for their shots.

We're into the last hour - and, although the loss of Marnus Labuschagne for 85 appeared to have ended any chance of victory, Sam Northeast and Kiran Carlson are now going very well, having so far put on 52.

Allen Cooper: Exciting finish at Headingley, floodlights are on yet the rules state they have to go off for bad light. The sport doesn’t do itself any favours does it?