With all three Division One games over, here's how today's results have impacted the standings.

Surrey lead the way after their three-day win over Northants but Hampshire are only eight points behind after beating Gloucestershire.

Lancashire are a further nine points adrift in third place, ahead of Yorkshire and Essex, who shook hands on a draw earlier.

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Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex

Ollie Robinson, consistently in this match, when the chips have been down, has delivered.

That's why he an international bowler and this match takes yet another twist.

Robinson did that the previous time Tom Haines brought him back when he removed the skipper Peter Handscomb.

It's the end of a wonderful innings from Sam Robson. He's given his side a platform - can they go on and complete the victory?

Not for the first time in recent seasons, a County Championship game at New Road ended in a drab draw on a dead pitch.

But it was still a great effort by Worcestershire's third-wicket pair Azhar Ali and Jack Haynes who shared a stand of 195 to help see their side home.

Azhar went for 92, the only wicket of the day to fall. But, despite some hostile bowling from Ben Stokes, Haynes went on to reach his maiden century.

In a game of five tons, two of them for Durham's Sean Dickson, the only one of them which will be remembered is Stokes' record-breaking 161 off 88 balls - and his 17 sixes.

Max Holden has joined Sam Robson at the crease and he's already up to 27 off 29 deliveries, with four boundaries.

Robson unbeaten on 143 - it's 107 runs needed off 18 overs.

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So, Hove is the only place we might get some late drama.

Middlesex need 121 runs from 21 overs with nine wickets in hand.

It's actually eight wickets as Robbie White is out of the batting line-up injured. Shaheen Afridi was unwell earlier and did not field but we believe he will return to bat if needed.

Hands are shaken in Manchester as Lancashire's game with champions Warwickshire ends in a draw.

There was mild concern in the visitors' dressing room when Lancy took three quick wickets before tea - especially as legspinner Matt Parkinson was amongst them.

But Chris Benjamin and Danny Briggs have safely batted it out since tea, with an unbroken stand of 46.

Ben Stokes is back in the attack at New Road - but even he cannot find a breakthrough.

In fact, he is almost carted for six by Jack Haynes, who carves him for a one-bounce four to move on to 118.

This game is all but over.

It's over in Chelmsford as the two sides shake hands on a draw in a Division One game dominated by the batters.

A memorable day for Sir Alastair Cook as he adds another accolade to his long list by recording two centuries in a first-class game for the first time.

He ends unbeaten on 102, after a first-innings 107, while Nick Browne finishes on 50 not out.

Yorkshire began the day with hopes of perhaps building a big first-innings lead to put the pressure on their hosts but lost their final five wickets for 39 runs and that made a draw virtually inevitable.

50 for Brownepublished at 16:50 British Summer Time 8 May 2022

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Essex 403 & 166-0 v Yorkshire 465

Just moments after Sir Alastair Cook's historic century, Nick Browne moves past the 50 mark for Essex.

He's batted relatively serenely for that half-century, coming from 176 balls.

These sides will shortly be shaking hands on a draw.

100 up for Cookpublished at 16:42 British Summer Time 8 May 2022

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Essex 403 & 158-0 v Yorkshire 465

And there it is.

The first time Sir Alastair Cook has registered two centuries in the same first-class match.

He follows up his 107 in Essex's first innings by making 100 from 178 balls - and did so in style with a boundary off the bowling of fellow former England captain Joe Root. Cook will have a wry smile about that.

Paul Newton
BBC Essex sport

Sir Alastair is pretty good at stage managing these things and if he is to reach his hundred, he's got a quarter of an hour to get the remaining seven runs he needs.

Knowing him, he's pretty good at counting, he's pretty good at knowing what the situation is and he does value his hundreds.

He's batted thoroughly professionally and I'm pretty sure he would be aware he hasn't scored 100 in each innings in the same match before. It's probably the only record box he hasn't ticked.

Our always incredibly well-informed BBC radio commentators have corroborated the fact that Sir Alastair Cook has never notched two separate centuries in the same first-class game.

Apparently, he has been removed in the 90s on four occasions when he has registered a century in his other innings.

Cook is on 93 as I type...

Hampshire had 38 overs to play with as they began the final session of this match.

Six of them have gone now - and still no breakthrough.

Surely just a matter of keeping their patience.

But Gloucestershire's ninth-wicket pair Jared Warner and Mohammad Amir are so far doing a solid job.

Seven bowlers used so far, but, after nine wickets in the match, they're persisting with Mohammad Abbas for now.

Game over at Sophia Gardens, where Glamorgan have won by six wickets to go top of Division Two by a point from Nottinghamshire.

Victory had appeared a formality when Leicestershire resumed on 158-7 this morning, leading by just 41 runs with three wickets remaining.

However, Ben Mike's excellent 64 kept the hosts honest and frustrated them for much of the morning session.

Eventually set 150 to win, Glamorgan lost four wickets as Callum Parkinson took 3-38, but Sam Northeast's unbeaten 40 guided them comfortably over the winning line.

100 for Robsonpublished at 16:20 British Summer Time 8 May 2022

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Sussex 392 & 335-4 dec v Middlesex 358 & 177-1

Are Middlesex thinking of trying to chase this down, then?

Sam Robson brings up his century and is quickly on to 108. His ton came up off 131 balls. Pretty quickfire.

Peter Handscomb alongside him on 58no.

It's 193 more runs to win...