Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales

Centuries from Colin Ingram and Sam Northeast have taken Glamorgan some way towards safety on the third day at Grace Road, with their stand already worth 233 going into the afternoon session.

Northeast has been the busier of the two, his hundred coming off 142 balls with his first real false shot, an edge through slip, after striking 16 fours.

Ingram reached his third century in four games off 175 balls, with his only let-off an edge through Colin Ackermann’s hands at slip off Wiaan Mulder.

There has been little sign so far of the pitch offering turn, and although Glamorgan need a further 193 to avoid the follow-on, Foxes captain Callum Parkinson will need to find some magic soon.

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Lancashire's title hopes were on the line this morning, especially with leaders Surrey on the way to victory.

Josh Bohannon made his hundred but went straight after to raise Northants' hopes.

However, Will Williams and Washington Sundar showed lots of patience and composure to blunt the bowling and their unbeaten partnership of 69 led the Red Rose home.

A big victory for Lancashire, after giving up a 103-run deficit on first innings.

They've mopped up at Derbyshire and so the game against rivals Notts has just resumed.

Derbyshire are in good shape on 79-0, but still need another 221 to avoid an innings defeat. It'll now be about batting out the day for them.

The other two games are at lunch.

A burst from Middlesex seamer Tom Helm has given his side a chance of an extraordinary victory against Sussex. The visitors have collapsed from 53-1 to 69-5 and only lead by 107.

Colin Ingram and Sam Northeast have both hit centuries for Glamorgan who are 242-2 at Leicestershire replying to the home side's 584. That match is on day three.

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Safe to say you got the result you wanted.

Ollie Hannon-Dalby edges to Jordan Cox at first slip and the game is over.

Matt Milnes finishes with 4-11 as Kent have taken the last seven Warwickshire wickets for 61 runs.

A fantastic performance from Sam Billings' team, especially after they were 43-5 on the first morning.

Big win for Kent as they leapfrog the Champions, who slip to eighth.

Will Williams cuts Simon Kerrigan for the four runs Lancashire needed to finish the job.

The New Zealand nightwatchman ends on 29 not out to go with his 5-41 in Northants' second innings - a terrific performance.

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Another one races to the fence from Will Williams. What an effort he has produced for his team.

He takes a single. He's onto 25 from 105 balls.

Four to win.

Will Williams edges one low through the slip cordon and it scoots away to the vacant boundary for four more.

He then takes a single off the final ball of Ben Sanderson's over.

Lancashire only require nine more.

A gorgeous clip off his hips from Washington Sundar and it races to the boundary for four more.

Ben Sanderson then overpitches and Sundar sends the half-volley to the fence for another four.

That is a 50 partnership for him and Will Williams.

Just 17 runs required for Lancashire.

Northants have taken the new ball at 80 overs. It's the last throw of the dice for them.

Will Williams and Washington Sundar have put on 44 in 124 balls, not the speediest partnership, but so valuable for Lancashire.

They have reduced the target to just 25.

Will Williams and Washington Sundar have put on 38 for the seventh wicket for Lancashire since the fall of Josh Bohannon.

Williams has 14 and Sundar 19 and they are taking the sting out of the Northants bowling.

The target is 31 runs away.

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Miles Hammond unfurls a flashing cover drive off Keith Barker to bring up his 150.

Already a career best, this is an outstanding effort from Hammond in a tough situation for his team.

With 23 fours and three sixes, there has been plenty for the Cheltenham crowd to enjoy.

What a way to finish the game!

Ollie Pope reverse sweeps his first ball to the boundary off Simon Harmer and that's the victory.

Will Jacks turned the match with his unbeaten 150 in Surrey's first innings and the Division One leaders never looked back.

Jamie Overton swipes a six into the leg-side, and then edges a four past the keeper off Matt Critchley and Surrey need six to win...