Eight County Championship fixtures
Div One: Hants v Yorks; Kent v Gloucs; Somerset v Surrey; Warwickshire v Lancs
Div Two: Derbys v Middlesex, Durham v Worcs, Glam v Sussex, Leics v Notts
Bohannon c Rhodes b Norwell 18 (Warwickshire 292 v Lancashire 51-2)
Big wicket for the Bears!
Liam Nowell finds Josh Bohannon's edge and Will Rhodes clings on at third slip.
This game is beautifully poised at Edgbaston.
Revis lbw b Wheal 10 (Hants v Yorkshire 404-8)
Brad Wheel strikes Matt Revis on the pad and up goes the finger.
Dominic Drakes comes in at 10 for Yorkshire.
Robinson b Chappell 3 (Kent 10-1 v Gloucs 438)
Zak Chappell strikes an early blow in this Kent innings with a snorter that rearranges Ollie Robinson's stumps.
An uncertain start for Kent as they reply to Gloucestershire's total of 438.
Hants v Yorkshire 403-7
Yorkshire go past 400 at The Ageas Bowl.
Dom Bess has looked good in getting to 36.
How many more can their last three wickets muster?
At Trent Bridge, England have just been bowled out for 539 by New Zealand in the second Test. That's a first-innings deficit of 14.
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Somerset 180 v Surrey 121-1
No joy for Somerset's reshuffled bowling attack in this first hour, while Surrey have really picked up the pace.
Rory Burns has rattled along to reach 77 not out, looking particularly strong on the leg side, while Ben Geddes has slotted in nicely despite being given a stern examination by Peter Siddle's outswingers.
Surrey closing in on that modest Somerset total. They're just 59 behind.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRavindra c Roderick b Gibbon 217 (Durham 426-5 v Worcestershire)
Rachin Ravindra's mammoth debut innings finally comes to an end at Chester-le-Street.
The New Zealander tries to flick Ben Gibbon away but gets a tickle down the leg side.
318 balls for his career-best 217 with 32 fours.
Chappell c Billings b Stewart 9 (Kent v Gloucs 438 ao)
A smart diving catch by Sam Billings, away to his right, brings the Gloucestershire innings to a close - and the visitors will be very happy with this total of 438.
The Kent wicketkeeper takes his fifth dismissal of the innings, with Zak Chappell the last man to go.
Grant Stewart finishes with three wickets, the same as Jacob Duffy, while Matt Milnes takes four.
Thompson c Vince b Wheal 23 (Hants v Yorkshire 386-7)
Jordan Thompson tries to cut a ball from Brad Wheal that's too close to him and edges to James Vince at slip.
Vince clings on to a really good catch as the ball was travelling.
Yorkshire are seven down.
Hants v Yorkshire 384-6
That's Yorkshire's 110 overs done and they'll earn four batting bonus points.
Dom Bess and Jordan Thompson have blunted Hampshire's attack since Matthew Waite went early on.
Warwickshire 292 v Lancashire 31-1
Luke Wells and Josh Bohannon have dug in nicely for Lancashire since the loss of Keaton Jennings in the second over.
It's overcast at Edgbaston and not particularly easy for batting.
Gohar c Billings b Duffy 49 (Kent v Gloucs 428-9)
Zafar Gohar looked set to become the fourth batter to pass 50 in this Gloucestershire innings - but he misses out after feathering one behind from Jacob Duffy.
The Pakistan spinner had added 37 for the ninth wicket with Zak Chappell, but now it's up to him and last man Ajeet Singh Dale to try and nudge this total up towards 450.
Durham 406-4 v Worcestershire
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BBC Radio Newcastle
New Zealand opener Rachin Ravindra has become the first Durham player to score a double hundred on debut in a home game.
He got there this morning after facing 300 deliveries and hitting 34 fours.
He is the 11th player to score a century for Durham on debut. Only three have made double hundreds. Jon Lewis' 210* came at The Parks against Oxford University in 1997. Mike Hussey's 253 in 2005 was in Leicester.
Ravindra is only playing in this one because South African Keegan Petersen went home a game early for personal reasons.
Ravindra also put on 134 for the fourth wicket with fellow debutant Jonathan Bushnell, who has just been dismissed for 66, caught at second slip by Taylor Cornall off Dillon Pennington. Cornall is also on debut for The Pears.
Elsewhere in Division Two, Middlesex have removed Derbyshire's run-machine Shan Masood for 49. The hosts are 67-1 in reply to Middlesex's 251 all out at Chesterfield.
Oli Carter is still going along nicely for Sussex at Glamorgan. He's 131 not out in their 285-8. Glamorgan have lost paceman Michael Hogan to Covid and so Andy Gorvin has replaced him in the XI.
Leicestershire are 383-9 against Notts with Ben Mike on 46 not out.
Durham 403-3 v Worcestershire
What a dream debut for Rachin Ravindra!
The New Zealand international goes to his maiden double century off exactly 300 balls.
The 22-year-old has only signed up for this game as a replacement for Keegan Petersen and he's punishing Worcestershire at Chester-le-Street.
Somerset 180 v Surrey 78-1
Surrey are making good progress this morning and skipper Rory Burns has just completed his half-century from 107 balls.
Burns clipped Peter Siddle to the midwicket boundary before going for the hook next ball and got enough of a top edge for the ball to sail over the long leg boundary.
It's only the second time the Surrey opener has passed 50 this season, having hit 107 against Northamptonshire at the Oval.
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Waite c Dawson b Barker 41 (Hants v Yorkshire 342-6)
Matthew Waite is surprised as Keith Barker gets a bit of extra bounce and edges the ball to second slip.
Liam Dawson clings onto a fine low catch.
Waite falls one short of his career-best score of 42.
Jennings c Burgess b Hannon-Dalby 1 (Warwickshire 292 v Lancs 1-1)
Beauty from Oliver Hannon-Dalby!
The Bears paceman gets one to nip away a touch from Keaton Jennings and the Lancashire opener feathers it through to the keeper.
O Price c Leaning b Milnes 51 (Kent v Gloucs 391-8)
We might have spoken too soon about that fifth bonus point for Gloucestershire - they're still nine runs short and Ollie Price has now gone, just after completing his half-century.
Price went for the pull against Matt Milnes and Jack Leaning took the catch at deep square leg to give the bowler his fourth wicket of the innings.
Somerset 180 v Surrey 64-1
Meanwhile, another change at Taunton - with Hashim Amla feeling unwell overnight and not returning to the crease to resume his innings for Surrey.
Amla could return later in the innings, but for now it's a first appearance of the season for Ben Geddes, joining Rory Burns at the crease as Surrey look to wipe out this first-innings deficit.