Seven games - four in Division One and three in Division Two
Use audio icons at top of the page to listen to BBC local radio commentaries
Get involved via #bbccricket
Division One - Essex v Hampshire
Division One - Gloucestershire v Lancashire
Division One - Northamptonshire v Warwickshire
Division One - Surrey v Kent
Division Two - Nottinghamshire v Middlesex
Division Two - Sussex v Derbyshire
Division Two - Worcestershire v Glamorgan
Gloucestershire 337 & 67-2, Lancashire 402
Gloucestershire have wiped out their 65-run first-innings deficit to Lancashire - and are now heading into credit again, for the loss of just two wickets.
The obdurate Chris Dent is on 23, with Miles Hammond already going well on 17.
Northants 451, Warwickshire 359-8
Henry Brookes waltzes down the wicket to Rob Keogh to pick out Ryan Rickelton at mid on - and Northants have an eighth wicket.
15 overs left in the day at the end of that Keogh over.
It is his first wicket of the match, but his 13th of the season.
Notts 551-8 dec v Middlesex 376
Image source, Getty ImagesMartin Andersson tries to slog James Pattinson and succeeds only in knocking it up to Notts captain Steven Mullaney at mid-on.
Pattinson finishes with 4-65. The deficit at halfway is 175 runs.
Middlesex have been asked to follow on.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 331 & 53-0
A brilliant attempt at a catch by Ben Geddes at deep fine leg from Ben Compton's hook shot, but it bounces just away from his dive.
It brings up the 50 for Kent as they continue to keep Surrey out.
Northants 451, Warwickshire 346-7
Michael Burgess is out.The Bears keeper's big-hitting innings sadly ends just when he was starting to enjoy himself.
Jack White removes him for 77, off 80 balls. A fourth wicket for the Northants seamer.
Henry Brookes comes in to join Nathan McAndrew. who is on 24.
Glamorgan 176-4 (chasing 332 to win)
Worcestershire skipper Brett D'Oliveira, who has not bowled much of late following a shoulder injury, puts himself on. And Billy Root responds with 10 off the over - including two sweeps for four.
Maybe Joe Leach will have more luck at the other end, He is so far wicketless in this innings. But the way he takes wickets in flurries, that could all change very quickly.
One over is enough for Dolly. He takes himself back off again and calls up fellow spinner Josh Baker.
Notts 551-8 dec v Middlesex 364-9
Toby Roland-Jones had defended stoutly but he is hit on the pads by Dane Paterson and given out.
A third wicket for Paterson as Notts seek to end this Middlesex innings.
Glamorgan 166-4 (chasing 332 to beat Worcestershire)
Worcestershire are stil favourites to win this game, but Colin Ingram has at least given Glamorgan hope with a splendid knock of 79.
And, on 166-4, they are now halfway to their target of 332.
Billy Root has so far chimed in with 15 in a stand of 33.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 331 & 40-0
Kent openers Ben Compton and Joe Denly are doing a good job second time around. They have seen off 18 overs.
There are 26 more overs tonight and 96 tomorrow, but this is the right platform if they want to salvage an unlikely draw.
Gloucestershire 337 & 42-2, Lancashire 402
Lancashire badly needed another breakthrough at Nevil Road before Gloucetershire got back to parity - and they now have one as Glenn Phillips is bowled by George Balderson.
Miles Hammond is the new man in - and Gloucestershire still trail by 23.
Sussex 337 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec & 54-5
What is going on at Hove?
Derbyshire's star batter Shan Masood is out as he chops on and Jack Brooks claims his fourth wicket.
The lead is 268 and suddenly Sussex are maybe sensing an unlikely fourth-day run chase.
Notts 551-8 dec v Middlesex 360-8
Local lad Luke Hollman is caught in the deep on the hook after Dane Paterson bangs one in short.
A nice innings, but Nottinghamshire will hope to have Middlesex short of the follow-on target of 402.
Northants 451, Warwickshire 304-6
Warwickshire avoid the follow-on at Wantage Road - and that probably ends any hope of this match ending in a positive result.
Good effort again from Michael Burgess, who has had an excllent summer with the bat.
After slapping his ninth four to reach the 302 follow-on avoidance target, he then goes to 50 with his next delivery, off just 58 balls).
And he has now put on a vital 47 with Aussie Nathan McAndrew.
Notts 551-8 dec v Middlesex 358-7
Number eight Luke Hollman brings up a good 50 off 74 balls with eight fours.
His partnership with Martin Andersson is now worth 37 as Andersson has clubbed five boundaries in his 22 not out.
It's brought up the 350 and a fourth batting point for Middlesex.
Sussex 337 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec & 47-4
No hat-trick for Jack Brooks but he does take a third wicket in eight balls.
Leus du Plooy tries to pull him but gets it too high on the bat and it's a dolly for Steven Finn jogging round from mid on.
A pretty unimpressive 30 minutes or so from Derbyshire here.
Sussex 337 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec & 37-3
The headband warrior Jack Brooks is on a hat-trick!
A century in the first innings and a golden duck in the second as Wayne Madsen edges and is well caught by Ollie Carter.
From a position of strength, suddenly Derbyshire have a bit of consolidation work to do.
Sussex 337 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec & 37-2
A second Derbyshire wicket falls as Brooke Guest is plumb in front to Jack Brooks.
This view might be old fashioned but I'm a believer that if you have the chance to enforce the follow-on, do it.
You cannot (or rarely) win a game without taking 20 wickets.
Glamorgan 133-4 (chasing 332 to beat Worcestershire)
Glamorgan lose a fourth wicket at New Road as Dillon Pennington takes his second wicket of the match.
After his golden duck in the first innings, Kiran Carlson again goes cheaply.
New man at the crease is Billy Root.
He probably needs a sprinkling of left-over Headingley magic from his brother to save this one.
Sussex 337 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec & 4-1
Derbyshire captain Billy Godleman chose not to enforce the follow-on, so the emphasis on him is to be positive with the bat.
But second ball, he steers Sean Hunt to Tom Alsop at slip.
Gloucestershire 337 & 20-1, Lancashire 402
Tom Bailey makes early inroads for Lancashire as he removes openee George Scott for the second time in the match.
Scott edges and substitute Danny Lamb takes an excellent low rolling catch at second slip.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.