Essex and England's Dan Lawrence out for 120 against Lancashire
Opener Ben Compton makes 140 for Kent against Northants
Joe Root out for eight in Yorkshire's game with Warwickshire, Harry Brook makes 82
Somerset and England's Craig Overton takes his 400th first-class wicket
Azhar Ali hits 200 for Worcestershire as he and Jack Haynes share club record stand
Worcs 407-3 v Leics 148
They are back out in the middle at New Road.
Leicestershire skipper Callum Parkinson completes a tdy enough over of spin and there are 11 more to bowl.
Azhar Ali is 174 not out and Brett D'Oliviera has 32.
Vince lbw b Overton 6 (Somerset 211 v Hampshire 117-4)
Oh, this is the big wicket Somerset wanted!
James Vince is always the big scalp in the Hampshire batting and Craig Overton has got him.
It's full but hits Vince on the shins and the finger goes up. It's now 3-21 for Overton as he continues to threaten.
Curran c Linde b Stewart 1 (Northants 7-1 v Kent 519-9 dec)
Having smashed 61 off 44 balls with the bat, Grant Stewart strikes an early blow for Kent as Northants opener Ben Curran goes cheaply, lobbing a simple catch to mid-wicket.
Emilio Gay comes out at number three with the best part of 11 overs remaining.
Yorkshire 269-4 v Warwickshire 244
The umpires decide it won't be possible to resume at Headingley and play ends for the day with Yorkshire 25 runs in front, with six wickets remaining.
Adam Lyth is 118 not out, having batted for almost six hours, facing 285 deliveries, and he shared a 157-run stand with Harry Brook before the latter was caught at slip for 82.
The only disappointment for home supporters was the brief appearance of Joe Root, who fell to Henry Brookes (2-68) for just eight.
Gubbins c Davies b Siddle 36 (Somerset 211 v Hampshire 117-3)
Nick Gubbins has gone! He doesn't like it but his innings is over.
Peter Siddle has struggled in this innings but Banana Man gets this one in the right area and enough to convince the umpire that Gubbins nicked it behind.
This is a good little session for Somerset. Can they pick up another wicket or two before the close?
Somerset 211 v Hampshire 115-2
Old habits and all that but Craig Overton will feel that one after stopping a James Vince shot with his foot.
He has run it off, but it was clear that blow caused him a bit of bother.
That is not what you want when the Somerset man is pretty certain to be on England duty for that first Test with New Zealand on 2 June.
Northants 2-0 v Kent 519-9 dec
There are in theory 13 overs for Northamptonshire to survive at Wantage Road.
The first, bowled by Grant Stewart, contains a no-ball but there are no runs off the bat for Ricardo Vasconcelos.
Middlesex 66-0 v Durham 350
The fllodlights are shining down on the Lord's outfield, where Mark Stoneman and Sam Robson have made good progress at the start of Middlesex's innings.
Not sure they will manage the 12 overs left in the day.
Notts 334-7 v Derbyshire
Suddenly they are heading off everywhere.
Notts lead by 74 when the umpires decide the light isn't good enough after one delivery of a new Sam Conners over.
Liam Patterson-White is 34 not out and James Pattinson has five.
Lancashire 32-5 v Essex 391
Stumps have been called here in Manchester where it has been raining since tea.
Lancashire will resume in the morning a whopping 359 runs adrift of Essex and needing another 210 to avoid the follow-on.
The Eagles have dominated a shortened day thanks to Shane Snater's 72 and some excellent new-ball bowling from Sam Cook and Jamie Porter.
Worcs 404-3 v Leics 148
Worcestershire have a full complement of batting points but the players are now off with rain clouds hovering above New Road.
Azhar Ali is 171 not out and Brett D'Oliveira has 31 - Azhar having earlier shared a record stand for any Worcestershire wicket against Leicestershire of 281 with Jack Haynes, who made 127.
Stewart lbw Procter 61 (Northants v Kent 519-9 dec)
Grant Stewart is leg-before to Luke Procter as he attempts to swing the ball away to leg and Kent immediately declare, denying Jas Singh the chance to bat at number 11.
Stewart's 61 came from just 44 balls and included five sixes and four fours.
You wouldn't want to be a Northants opener facing this position, would you?
Holland c Davies b Overton 49 (Somerset v Hampshire 107-2)
A 400th first class wicket for Craig Overton.
He has bowled excellently in this innings and he produces the perfect ball just outside the stumps to get the edge of Ian Holland's bat.
Holland has done an excellent job as a makeshift opener, but he can't reach his half century.
Moores c Guest b Conners 40 (Notts 321-7 v Derbyshire 260)
It's a third wicket of the innings for Sam Conners as Tom Moores flicks it down the leg-side and Brooke Guest takes a sprawling catch behind the stumps.
Notts lead by 61 as James Pattinson comes out and he promptly drives his first ball for four. A confident start by him.
Northants v Kent 509-8
There is no real time pressure on Kent with two full days remaining, but they may wish to put Northants in for a few overs this evening.
Matt Quinn pulls Luke Procter over mid-wicket for four in the latest over and he and Grant Stewart now have a 50 partnership.
Azhar Ali helps himself to four at the start of a new Ed Barnes over and Worcestershire are 391-3 - a lead of 243 over Leicestershire, with Azhar on 167.
Nottinghamshire have their third batting point at Trent Bridge - they are 311-6, a lead of 51 over Derbyshire, with Tom Moores 32 not out and Liam Patterson-White on 24
No joy yet for Durham at Lord's where Middlesex are 43-0 after 12 overs, replying to 350 all out by the visitors.
Image source, Getty ImagesSomerset 211 v Hampshire 100-1
Peter Siddle is short and wide and Nick Gubbins helps himself to four.
And a single off the next ball takes Gubbins to 31 and brings up his side's 100.
Yorks 269-4 v Warwicks 244
Three singles from the latest Nathan McAndrew over but rain returns to the home of Yorkshire cricket and the umpires say that play cannot continue.
Adam Lyth is 118 not out and Harry Duke has one - there were 17 overs of play remaining, but that number will now come down, if they get back out at all.
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Northants v Kent 497-8
Quite an over - 1-4-6-6-1-6.
Matt Kelly won't want to look at those numbers.
The first two sixes took Grant Stewart's tally to five before a single carried him to a 33-ball 50, and Matt Quinn joined in by hoicking a bouncer over the rope at mid-wicket.