Bad light prevents Yorkshire chasing of 114 in 21 overs against Kent
Glamorgan fall just short of chasing 331 to beat Derbyshire
Essex lower-order earns draw against Northants
Gloucs v Surrey & Hants v Lancs end in draws as final days washed out
Durham's Alex Lees & Sean Dickson put on 313 in draw at Sussex
Essex (193 & 328-9, 10 pts) drew with Northants (390, 13 pts)
Hands are shaken at Chelmsford.
Essex's rearguard second-innings effort has rescued them against Northants - and the game is drawn.
Yorkshire 0-0 (target 114) v Kent
Yorkshire are unable to get their chase of 114 off 21 overs going at Headingley because of bad light.
The floodlights are on, but umpires Steve O'Shaughnessy and Graham Lloyd have deemed them to have taken over from any natural light.
Controversial.
Hampshire (246 & 344) drew with Lancashire (240 & 9-0)
After a frustrating rain-hit day the only surprise at the Aegas Bowl is that it took until 5 o'clock to finally call it off.
The fact that Hampshire were behind on their over-rate and were very keen to get started was obviously a factor.
But both sides can now move from the disappointing loss of a complete day in a game so intriguingly poised.
Both sides are back in action on Thursday, Lancashire at home to Warwickshire and Hampshire again at home to Gloucestershire.
Quinn c Revis b Patterson 4 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 393)
Yorkshire will need 114 to win off 21 overs!
Steven Patterson gets his fifth wicket as Matt Quinn is caught at mid-off.
Game on. Big time.
Steketee b Keogh 8 (Essex 322-9 v Northants)
Still hope for Northants as Mark Steketee cruelly plays on to Rob Keogh to give the spinner a fourth wicket.
Last man Sam Cook joins Adam Wheater in the middle.
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Labuschagne c Masood b Sidebottom 85 (Glamorgan 160-3 v Derbyshire)
Marnus Labuschagne goes for 85 - and it's to a fellow Aussie as Ryan Sidebottom claims a second wicket
Kiran Carlson comes out to join Sam Northeast, who is on 27.
Sussex (538) draw with Durham (223 & 364-3 dec)
With the game going nowhere at Hove, both captains shake on a draw.
An opening stand of 313 from Alex Lees and Sean Dickson ensured safety for the visitors on the final day.
Derbyshire 368 & 349-3, Glamorgan 387 & 154-2
Marnus Labuschagne and Sam Northeast look to be safely steering Glamorgan to a draw at Derby.
They have put on a half-century stand since tea.
More crucially. No further wickets lost.
Gilchrist c Revis b Patterson 0 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 389-9)
GONE FIRST BALL!
Nathan Gilchrist chips Steven Patterson to mid-off. That's a SIXTH duck in a row for Gilchrist.
Kent are suddenly nine down, and we could have a chase of about 6 an over on our hands!
Milnes lbw b Patterson 1 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 389-8)
And another wicket for Yorkshire! They've got definite hope now.
Steven Patterson traps Matt Milnes lbw and he's sent on his way for a single.
Kent lead by 109 with 25 overs remaining today.
Stewart run out 90 (Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 384-7)
Now then...
Grant Stewart is run out... well Jordan Cox who's running for him is short of his ground.
Stewart clips Steven Patterson to mid-wicket and it's a direct hit from Jordan Thompson.
Stewart goes for a brilliant 90. Kent lead by 104 with three wickets in hand. Is it too late for Yorkshire still?
Snater c Zaib b Keogh 16 (Essex 304-8 v Northants)
An eighth wicket for spinner Rob Keogh as Shane Snater holes out looking to launch him for six.
Mark Steketee comes out to join Adam Wheater (19).
The lead is 107. Another 26 overs to come after this one.
But the floodlights are on and there is still the odd spot of rain in the air.
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 383-6
Image source, Getty ImagesYorkshire managing director of cricket Darren Gough and head coach Ottis Gibson must be wondering what they're seeing at Headingley.
This game has completely got away from them in the 30 minutes since tea.
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 381-6
Kent have scored 69 runs in six overs since tea. Complete dominance from Ollie Robinson and Grant Stewart.
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 377-6
Nightmare for Matthew Revis. He oversteps twice, both balls go to the boundary from Grant Stewart and he finishes the over with a six.
22 off it. Kent lead by 97, and is that the game done for Yorkshire?
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 359-6
Grant Stewart continues to punish anything wayward from Yorkshire's bowlers.
Matthew Revis bangs one in short and Stewart pulls it to the rope.
The lead grows to 79 and they still have four wickets in hand. This stand of 141 with Ollie Robinson has almost taken the game away from Yorkshire.
Yorkshire 571 v Kent 291 & 342-6
Is that the over that scuppers Yorkshire's chances of victory?
Jordan Thompson goes for 20 off it, including two sixes to Grant Stewart, both swatted into the leg-side.
The lead is now 62 and Stewart is in full-on attack mode.
Northants 390, Essex 193 & 286-7
Essex slowly build on their lead over Northamptonshire after tea as this game reaches a key half hour or so.
At only 89 runs ahead with three wickets remaining, Essex are not out of the woods yet. But it is getting a bit murky at Chelmsford - and Northants really ned to break through again now.
Hampshire 246 & 344, Lancashire 240 & 9-0
Only a matter of time now, surely?
Will the third session of the day go the same way as the first two?
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Borthwick c Rizwan b Rawlins 12 (Sussex 538 v Durham 223 & 335-3)
Great catch by Mohammad Rizwan at slip!
Scott Borthwick edges Delray Rawlins, it bounces off the keeper and is looping over Rizwan but he dives to catch the ball one-handed.
Is there a bit of life left in this one yet?