Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

The afternoon session is under way and still all results are possible, Warwickshire are favourites to win, a Lancashire victory would be an outstanding effort from this position and the draw would be very welcome.

In other news, I was offered gravy with my lasagne at lunch. I'm really not sure what to make of that. I politely declined.

That'll settle any early nerves for Hampshire.

Felix Organ starts the chase with a couple of boundaries off Jordan Thompson - the first flashed through point and the second over the slips.

Surrey are marching steadily towards this target, scoring at almost a run a ball with Ryan Patel on 23 and Rory Burns on 21.

Still 137 needed, so wickets could yet change the direction of this game again...

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We could have an interesting time vs runs equation developing at Canterbury, where Ryan Higgins and Glenn Phillips have just posted a 50 partnership for Gloucestershire.

The visitors now lead by 34, with three wickets remaining - raising the prospect of a run-chase for Kent during the final session.

The game may be drifting in Durham, but we've got a number of exciting finishes in store elsewhere.

Let's see what the afternoon sessions have in store...

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

This game is more or less lifeless now and drifting to an inevitable draw.

Worcestershire avoided the follow when Durham took the third new ball of the innings after 161 overs. They were nine down at the time, having lost three wickets this morning and now we are in purgatory as Durham hunt the final wicket.

Credit to Gareth Roderick who has faced more than 150 balls to keep The Pears out in the middle. He has 40.

There have been 1,174 runs and only 19 wickets so far.

Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales

Oli Carter and Delray Rawlins put together a stand of 67 to boost Sussex’s hopes of salvaging a draw in Cardiff, with the visitors 65 ahead going into the afternoon.

Carter, who spent more than seven hours at the crease in the first innings, batted solidly through the morning session.

New Zealand’s Tim Seifert failed to make an impression as he hit a full toss from Andrew Salter to mid-wicket, and Dan Ibrahim was also out for five trapped leg-before to Michael Neser with Sussex still in arrears.

But Rawlins started positively as he swept a series of boundaries off the leg-spin of Colin Ingram, while Carter continued his watchful vigil.

Glamorgan, whose over-rate was positive from the previous day, held a series of lengthy committee meetings in the field which failed to pay dividends.

So that's lunch everywhere apart from at Durham where Worcestershire are nine down.

But the Pears have avoided the follow-on. So that game is nailed on for a draw barring some sort of set up between the captains.

Division One

• Hampshire 410 v Yorkshire 428 & 168-8
• Kent 564 v Gloucestershire 438 & 142-7
• Somerset 180 & 394 v Surrey 382 & 21-0 (target 193)
• Warwickshire 292 & 327-9 dec v Lancashire 286 & 87-3 (target 329)

Division Two

• Durham 642-7 dec v Worcestershire 497-9 - still in play
• Glamorgan 494 v Sussex 376 & 183-5

Surrey have made a lightning start in pursuit of this victory target of 193 at Taunton.

Ryan Patel has caressed a couple of cover boundaries off Peter Siddle and the visitors are 21-0 after just three overs, needing another 172 when play resumes after lunch.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

A fine, fighting century from Lewis Gregory has given Somerset just a glimmer of a chance of pulling off a famous victory.

He and Peter Siddle put together a partnership of 91 for the ninth wicket which was ended only when a clearly unhappy Siddle was given out lbw.

Marchant de Lange lasted only two balls, which means that Surrey need 193 to record their 4th win of the season. Somerset need 10 wickets for their third.

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Hampshire are being frustrated by this ninth-wicket stand between Dominic Drakes and Matt Revis.

The pair have put on 37 and the lead is now 179.

Can they stretch it beyond 200?

An important landmark for Gloucestershire as Glenn Phillips steers Jack Leaning away for a single that wipes out the deficit and ensures Kent will have to bat again if they're to secure this first Championship win of the season.

With just three more wickets to capture, Kent will still feel confident - but keep in mind the batters still to come are not the regular 10 and 11 - both of whom were out as nightwatchmen yesterday.