Eight matches on second day in latest round of County Championship
Surrey make 671-9 dec - the highest total in first-class cricket without a century
Lancashire dominating Roses match as Jennings makes 238
Div One: Gloucs v Somerset, Kent v Surrey, Warks v Northants, Yorkshire v Lancashire
Div Two: Derbyshire v Worcs, Durham v Glamorgan, Leics v Sussex, Middlesex v Notts
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A second day that saw a ridiculous number of runs scored in Division One as all four away sides posted more than 550 in their first innings.
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Day two
Just look at those scores for the away sides in Division One...
Div One
Div Two
Middx 195 v Notts 415
Just when it looked like Middlesex could scrap a batting point, they lose two wickets in four balls.
This is back to the bad days of the past few years for Middlesex, losing 8-101, and they’ve conceded a huge lead.
Stuart Broad has mopped up the tail to finish with 3-39 and James Pattinson 4-49.
Notts have got an over to see out tonight after deciding not to enforce the follow-on.
Just a few overs to go in the Division Two games at Durham and Middlesex now.
Durham are 37-1 in their second innings and trail Glamorgan by 17.
Middlesex are struggling on 189-8, replying to Nottinghamshire's 415.
Yorkshire 53-2 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Yorkshire see out the final couple of overs and that's stumps.
But what a day for Lancashire.
Keaton Jennings scored a career-best 238 to take Lancashire to their highest-ever score in a Roses match.
Tom Bailey and George Balderson then took a wicket apiece in the evening session to top things off.
Yorkshire 53-2 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Two overs to go at Headingley.
Can Lancashire get another before stumps?
Glos 119-4 v Som 591-7d
Somerset have stepped on their local rivals for two days.
Tom Abell made 142 - just short of his career-best - and Lewis Gregory 89 - as Somerset took 319-4 at the start of the day to a match-controlling total.
Then Jack Leach removed three left-handers in a mini-collapse of 3-28 to leave Gloucestershire with a gap the size of the Avon Gorge to try and close.
Kent 45-1 v Surrey 671-9 dec
Kent get to stumps without any further damage.
But it was a day for the record-books as Surrey posted the highest total in first-class cricket without a player making a hundred.
Seven batters reached half-centuries and three were out in the 90s.
Kent close 626 runs behind.
Malan c Parkinson b Balderson 23 (Yorkshire 48-2 v Lancashire 566-9 dec)
That could be huge.
Dawid Malan clips seamer George Balderson away but a diving Matt Parkinson clings on to the catch at mid-wicket.
No Joe Root as Tom Loten comes in as nightwatchman.
Warks 88-2 v Northants 597-6d
A wonderful day for Northants.
They kicked on from their overnight 372-2 to a massive score with Luke Procter rolling his great form into an unbeaten 100.
They’ve nipped a couple out but Dom Sibley, on 37, has steered Warwickshire to the close.
A long, long way to go for the Bears.
Bonus points all round for bowling the overs on time - if I was in charge.
Kent 31-1 v Surrey 671-9 dec
Into the final couple of overs at Beckenham.
Another tough, tough day for Division One's bottom side Kent.
Yorkshire 45-1 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
James Anderson comes back into the attack and his first ball is driven through the covers by Dawid Malan.
Lovely shot.
Yorkshire 35-1 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
It's watchful stuff from Yorkshire pair George Hill and Dawid Malan.
Nine overs to go at Headingley. You really feel that Yorkshire can't afford to lose another wicket tonight.
Image source, Getty ImagesDurham 311 v Glamorgan 365-9
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Billy Root has just departed for 88 after edging Ben Raine to Scott Borthwick at second slip. His tenacious knock included 148 deliveries and he did a lot of damage to Durham's hopes in this game.
When he was joined in the middle by Michael Neser, Glamorgan were 148 behind at 163-7. Their partnership was worth 113, a record eighth stand for Glamorgan v Durham. Neser made 62.
Root then added 83 for the ninth wicket with Timm Van Der Gugten, who is playing with a runner after suffering a hamstring injury. He has 38 and Glamorgan lead by 50 at 361-9.
I said yesterday, where Durham were out for 311, this was at least a 350-run wicket and so it shows.
Hammond c Overton b Leach 5 (Glos 88-4 v Som 591-7d)
Oh Jack Leach has another one!
Miles Hammond plays back and edges an easy chance to slip.
Leach has now got rid of all three left-handers.
Not though any real turn but just manipulating the batsmen around, who haven’t been good enough to keep him out.
Massive bother for Gloucestershire. They’ve now lost 3-28 on a fabulous wicket to bat on.
Crawley c Foakes b Worrall 17 (Kent 22-1 v Surrey 671-9 dec)
Not so okay for Kent.
Zak Crawley pokes at one outside off stump from Dan Worrall and snicks behind to the keeper.
Crawley's difficult start to the season continues.
Kent 21-0 v Surrey 671-9 dec
All okay for Kent so far.
England opener Zak Crawley has hit a couple sweet drives off Sam Curran in his 16.
12 overs to go tonight. Kent will want Crawley and Ben Compton there in the morning.
Harris c Banton b Leach 32 (Glos 81-3 v Som 591-7d)
Another huge wicket for Jack Leach!
A flatter, quicker ball has Marcus Harris poking forward and edging to short leg!
Real bother for the Glosters.
Notts continue to control proceedings at Lord’s with Middlesex now deep in trouble at 131-5 replying to 415.
Tom Clark onto 128 for Sussex as their lead extends into three figures - 331-5 after Leicestershire made only 210.
Shan Masood fell for 113 and Brooke Guest 77 in Derbyshire’s 228-3 against Worcestershire’s 368.
And Billy Root now into the 80s as Glamorgan take the lead at Durham. Ninth wicket stand now worth 76. 311 plays 352-8.
Image source, Getty ImagesYorkshire 17-1 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Dawid Malan has come in at three to join George Hill.
Malan has been in superb form this season, scoring almost 500 runs at an average north of 80.
They'll need 80 and plenty more from the left-hander this time around.