Seven games - four in Division One and three in Division Two
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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
Essex 238 & 223 v Hampshire 163 & 208-6
Aneurin Donald gets down on one knee and sends Simon Harmer high over midwicket and all the way for six.
Two balls later, Donald uses his feet to thump one down the ground for four.
Essex 238 & 223 v Hampshire 163 & 195-6
Ben Brown and Aneurin Donald have it all to do for Hampshire to win this game, but 11 runs in two overs after lunch is a good start.
Still 104 more needed. Sit tight and this should be a good finish.
We're back underway in the majority of our matches.
There were slightly later lunches at Wantage Road, The Oval and Trent Bridge, so they will be late resuming again.
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
An intriguing morning at Hove in which Sussex added 109, inching towards avoiding the follow-on, but losing two wickets in the process.
The Derbyshire bowling honours go to left-arm spinner Mark Watt, who in just his second Championship game for the visitors has claimed both wickets and extracted some turn from what is an excellent batting surface.
Mohammed Rizwan unquestionably took the batting honours. His 105 not out was a mixture of delightful shots all around the wicket, and his first hundred in Sussex colours.
Worcestershire 271 & 199, Glamorgan 139 & 36-1
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Glamorgan have a mountain to climb at New Road as they chase a fourth-innings target of 332, which would be the highest score of the match on a pitch still showing plenty of bounce and pace.
In the 11 overs before lunch, they lost captain David Lloyd, who was dropped at slip off Joe Leach before scoring but could not profit as he drove Charlie Morris to mid-off in 13.
Worcestershire added 52 for their last four wickets on the third morning, Michael Neser and Michael Hogan taking an early wicket each before some useful tailend runs from nightwatchman Charlie Morris (29) and teenage spinner Josh Baker (25 not out) pushed the target above 300.
Andrew Salter took two wickets in two balls to finish off the home side, but Glamorgan will need to combat a challenging pitch and the impressive Leach far better than they did in the first innings if they are to make a realistic effort.
Division One
Chelmsford: Essex 238 & 223, Hampshire 163 & 184-6
Bristol: Gloucestershire 337, Lancashire 317-7
Wantage Road: Northamptonshire 451, Warwickshire 171-3
The Oval: Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 265-5
Division Two
Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire 551-8 dec, Middlesex 217-5
Hove: Derbyshire 551-8 dec, Sussex 249-5
New Road: Worcestershire 271 & 199, Glamorgan 36-1
Notts 551-8 dec, Middlesex 217-5
Max Holden (64) and John Simpson (58) go to lunch at Trent Bridge having batted throughout the morning to extend their stand to 113.
The follow-on avoidance target of 402 is their first target.
Northants 451, Warwickshire 171-3
Exactly 100 runs in the session for Warwickshire - 44 of them from Dom Sibley, who has slightly speeded uo a bit today. He has moved on to 74, having added three boundaries.
Coud be an important knock for his team as the Bears are without main man Sam Hain, who is nursing a back injury.
Two Northants wickets, both to spin.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 265-5
Three late wickets make it Surrey's session at The Oval, including both the set batters.
The Championship leaders will fancy their chances of wrapping up this innings today and sending Kent in again, given they lead by 408.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 264-5
Tom Lawes gets one nice and full with a bit of shape away and Ollie Robinson can't resist.
The Kent man goes for the big drive and it flies into the hands of Ryan Patel at wide third slip. Wickets in successive overs for Lawes.
Gloucestershire 337, Lancashire 317-7
Lancashire have edged to within 20 of Gloucestershire at lunchtime on day three.
Luke Wood and Tom Bailey have both made 13.
Essex 238 & 223 v Hampshire 163 & 184-6
A thrilling morning at Chelmsford with 149 runs and six wickets.
Four wickets for the spin of Simon Harmer, to make it 12 for the match, has Essex as favourites.
Hampshire need 115 runs to pull off an unlikely win, but they have tried not to get bogged down at any stage.
Worcestershire 271 & 199, Glamorgan 139 & 36-1
Glamorgan go to lunch on 36-1, having reduced their tough victory target to 297.
Ed Byrom is on 17. Colin Ingram is on 6.
Sussex 249-5 v Derbyshire 551-8 dec
Danial Ibrahim falls for 6 shortly before the interval as Derbyshire claim a second wicket of the morning.
Sussex need century-maker Mohammad Rizwan to bat long into the afternoon as they still trail by 302 runs.
Northants 451, Warwickshire 161-3
A wicket on the stroke of lunch for Northants as Josh Cobb gets rid of Warwickshire skipper Will Rhodes.
Matt Lamb comes in to join Dom Sibley, who has moved on to 65.
A second wicket of the session - and a second catch for Rob Keogh, who holds on low down at mid on after Rhodes perishes just like Chris Benjamin earlier, trying to go over the top.
It is occasional spinner Cobb's first Championship wicket since April 2019.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 256-4
Jack Leaning had used up all his luck in Tom Lawes' previous over.
This time, he goes to defend but gets an inside edge onto his pads and his stay at the crease is over.
Notts 551-8 dec, Middlesex 204-5
Middlesex keeper John Simpson follows Max Holden to his half-century on the stroke of lunch at Trent Bridge.
Surrey 673-7 dec v Kent 253-3
Jack Leaning edges one straight to Dan Worrall at first slip and it goes straight in and straight out. That was a regulation slip chance and it has gone begging.
It's the second drop of the over as Tom Lawes shelled a difficult caught and bowled off the first ball of it.
Leaning then guides one down to the vacant third to bring up Kent's second batting point.
Gloucestershire 337, Lancashire 282-6
Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire
He turns 38 at the end of the season - and Steven Croft is piling up some big numbers.
This is his 199th first-class game and his 80 for Lancashire here in Bristol was his 299th first class innings.
He now needs just another 14 to reach 9,000 first-class runs for Lancashire.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThis summer he's already become the first Lancashire player to feature in 200 T20 games for the club and he also became the first Lancashire player to pass 4,000 T20 runs.
As the old saying goes, like a fine wine . . .
Essex 238 & 223 v Hampshire 163 & 162-6
The Hampshire captain is back in the hutch!
James Vince had stroked three fours with typical aplomb, but Simon Harmer has struck again.
Vince goes to cut and with the ball turning sharply into him, he is bowled. Judging by the reaction of the Essex fielders, they know that could be the game.