The umpires aren't happy with Nathan McAndrew running down the pitch in his follow-through - he's going to have to be careful.

BBC West Yorkshire Sport reminds listeners that today is the anniversary of a quite incredible match involving Yorkshire at Middlesbrough in 1965 when they were bowled out for 23 in their second innings by Hampshire.

That was a team including Boycott, Close, Illingworth and Trueman and the highest score was seven not out by Don Wilson. It remains the White Rose county's lowest first-class score.

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Nottinghamshire 94-2 v Derbyshire 260

The rain has arrived in Nottingham and the players are running for cover.

I think it's going to be one of those days. Thankfully they have been very rare so far this season.

The covers are off at Old Trafford and play is to resume at 12.20BST.

We will have 84 more overs - weather permitting - today and then 104 overs are scheduled for tomorrow, eight more than normal.

Yorkshire's total reaches 50 as Will Fraine plays OHD down to third man and comes back for three.

Adam Lyth looks like he is certainly playing the long game today - he has only added five to his overnight seven not out as we approach the end of the first hours' play.

Will Fraine is certainly living dangerously here.

After surviving an lbw appeal, he shoulders arms to the next delivery from Oliver Hannon-Dalby and the bowler goes up again.

The umpire contemplates briefly, but decides it wasn't hitting the stumps.

An anxious moment for Will Fraine as a leading edge flies back towards Nathan McAndrew, but the Warwickshire paceman can't get his hand on it. One run is added to the Yorkshire total.

Some positive news from cider country as there is a pitch inspection at noon at Taunton.

This is good, tight bowling by Warwickshire. Adam Lyth is beaten outside off stump in the course of another OHD maiden - six of his eight so far have been maidens.

Here's the first change of the morning by the Bears with Nathan McAndrew taking over from Henry Brookes, who has the one wicket to fall.

Ben Duckett is a man in form this summer, averaging 62, and he is gifted a leg stump half-volley to get off the mark.

He shows that fine form as Sam Conners is a touch short and Duckett guides it behind point for another four.

Following a maiden from Oliver Hannon-Dalby to Adam Lyth, Henry Brookes begins a new over and Will Fraine runs it away for four with soft hands to open his account.

It's early but I doubt we'll see a better stroke than that all day.

Sam Conners overpitches and Haseeb Hameed punches it straight back between the bowler's right hand and the stumps for four.

Ben Slater cover drives Liam Hurt for four in the next over and a repeat brings him three more runs, which brings up a 50 partnership.

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Lancashire v Essex 297-7

Shane Snater tries to work one to leg off Tom Bailey and gets an edge. But he's relieved to see it loop over the slips and race down to third man for four.

Snater is providing useful support for Dan Lawrence, though, who plays a gorgeous hook shot for four.

And with that, the players are racing off the field as the rain suddenly comes down.

Adam Lyth gets the scorecard moving this morning with a single before George Hill sends a Henry Brookes delivery to the rope.

The Bears will want some early wickets this morning.

So just to make it absolutely clear, the start has been delayed at Northampton, Taunton, Lord's and Worcester - and we have play at Old Trafford, Headingley and Trent Bridge.

Dan Lawrence gets the first runs of the day with a streaky inside edge down to the boundary for four.

Tom Bailey to bowl from the Brian Statham End.

Two early boundaries for Haseeb Hameed off Liam Hurt.

The first is a thick edge to third man, but the second is an elegant on-drive.

He was nought not out overnight, and he'll be happy to have early runs on the board.