Second-placed Hampshire declare on 400-9 against Northamptonshire
Bad light ends play with Yorkshire 130-4 in the Roses match, replying to Lancashire's 276
Feroze Khushi hits maiden first-class century for Essex against Kent
Pakistan's Imam ul-Haq out for 90 on debut for Somerset
Gareth Roderick makes unbeaten 172 for Worcestershire in Cardiff
Leicestershire set target of 499 by Div Two leaders Nottinghamshire
Notts 201 & 390-7 dec v Leics 93 & 8-0
Sam Evans carried his bat through Leicestershire's first innings and he has just played the first shot of note in their second, driving Luke Fletcher through the covers for four.
Six overs remain in the day at Trent Bridge.
Derbys 306 v Durham 205-6
Image source, Rex FeaturesAll the fun of the fair at Derby.
Liam Trevaskis - who was dropped on 21 - edges to second slip, Wayne Madsen fails to hold the catch, tries to grab it with his left hand but instead knocks it up for keeper Brooke Guest to do the necessary.
It's the second wicket of this spell for Sam Conners, who also had Jonathan Bushnell caught behind.
Notts 201 & 390-7 dec v Leics 93 & 2-0
Five overs bowled by Notts - four of them maidens.
Even though there are two full days remaining, It is survival mode for Leicestershire, who must hope for some help from the weather.
Their 'target' is 499.
Glamorgan 79-1 v Worcestershire 454-9 dec
The latest rain shower has left Cardiff and the umpires aim to start play again at 17:50.
Hants 400-9d v Northants 77-1
Still 14 overs scheduled near the south coast and I’m not sure of the revised close time after rain earlier today.
Northants will be hoping that’s their work for the day done.
Lancashire 276 v Yorkshire 130-4
With dark clouds overhead at Old Trafford, the umpires decide no further play will be possible on day two.
Lancashire only managed to add four to their overnight 272-8, but Yorkshire have found batting far from easy in reply against tight bowling despite a composed 42 on debut by opener Finlay Bean.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore is 24 not out and skipper Jonny Tattersall is on 14.
Somerset 172-7 v Gloucs 343
Josh Davey is forced onto the back foot by Ajeet Dale, but angles the bat enough to run the ball down past backward point for four.
He is six not out and James Rew has 16.
Kent 74-4 v Essex 573
The light isn’t improving at the St Lawrence ground so it’s the end of day two.
Essex began it with a good position to bat their hosts out of the game.
But when they lost three morning wickets that wasn’t looking likely at 383-7.
Feroze Khushi then played the innings of his short career, with a maiden first-class hundred, eventually extended to 164.
He shared very handy stands with the lower order and did indeed bat Essex out of sight.
Jamie Porter and Sam Cook have then removed the Kent top order and it’s now a long, long way back for the home side.
Derbyshire 306 v Durham 196-5
Jonathan Bushnell and Liam Trevaskis have a 58-run partnership for Durham at Derby but now it's over.
Bushnell edges a short of a length delivery from Sam Conners to the keeper and it's a regulation catch for Brooke Guest.
Glamorgan 79-1 v Worcs 454-9 dec
Just one run from Joe Leach's latest over but rain returns at Sophia Gardens and we have another hold-up.
Eddie Byrom is 52 not out and Shubman Gill has 21 and they have so far added 58 for Glamorgan's second wicket.
Kent 74-4 v Essex 573
Just what Essex didn’t want.
They’re all over Kent here and would have wanted another six overs under the floodlights.
Somerset 163-7 v Gloucs
The Somerset collapse from 157-4 continues.
Kasey Aldridge tries to punch a ball from Josh Shaw through the off side but inside edges and his off stump is flattened.
James Rew is 13 not out as he is joined by Josh Davey.
Lancashire 276 v Yorkshire 130-4
A single to Jonny Tattersall from Tom Hartley's latest over. The left-arm spinner has bowled five now at a cost of just eight runs.
The umpires aren't happy with the light, though, and decide to take the players off with 16 overs remaining in the day.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 129-4
George Balderson gives Tom Kohler-Cadmore too much width and he cuts it away for four runs. He'll feel better for that.
Kent 70-4 v Essex 573
Joe Denly can’t see the day through and Sam Cook has a second wicket.
It’s a pretty poor one for Denly, playing a long way away from his body.
A lazy poke forward aiming at cover and a thin edge behind.
Notts 201 & 390-7 dec v Leics 93
You don't often see eight no-balls in the scorebook, but Ed Barnes oversteps and Liam Patterson-White manages to pull it away for six.
The Notts declaration comes moments later when Tom Moores slices to deep backward point.
Bottom of the table Leicestershire will need 499 to win.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 121-4
Following two successive maidens, Jonny Tattersall adds a single off George Balderson to get the Yorkshire scoreboard moving again.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore has certainly calmed down since his 6-4 double off Matt Parkinson several overs ago. He is 20 not out.
Hants 400-9d v Northants 68-1
Northants were about to reach the halfway point in their evening’s work in great shape but Kyle Abbott has found the breakthrough.
He goes a touch wider on the bowling crease and gets one to nip in a fraction to beat the inside edge.
Will Young had got too far across, couldn’t cover the movement and is struck on the back pad stone dead.
20 overs left in West End.
West End anyone? It’s to the east of Southampton and surely Botley is too small to deserve a West End?
Kent 70-3 v Essex 573
10 overs left in the day at Canterbury and Kent are trying to settle after slipping to 40-3.
Joe Denly has played two very pleasant clips off his legs for four.
Jack Leaning has cut Ben Allison for his first boundary and Chinese Cut him past his off stump to a ball that kept a fraction low.
Kent desperately need this pair to see out the day to be able to come back tomorrow with hope.
Notts 201 & 375-6 v Leics 93
Are Notts pressing on towards a declaration now?
Liam Patterson-White lofts Roman Walker down the ground in glorious style for six.
And he then makes room before hammering the seamer over mid-off for four.
The lead is 483.