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
Somerset 157-6 v Gloucs 343
The price is very much right for Gloucestershire as Ollie takes the catch at second slip to give Tom his fourth wicket.
Lewis Gregory faces just three balls and is on his way with a duck against his name. Not quite as satisfying as captaining Trent Rockets to the Hundred title on Saturday.
Glamorgan 76-1 v Worcs 454-9 dec
Eddie Byrom pushes Joe Leach away square for four and goes to 50 off 51 balls. It's the eight boundary of his innings, and he has also hit a six.
Byrom and Shubman Gill also have a 50 partnership, the India opener's share of it is 20 not out.
Somerset 157-5 v Gloucs 343
There will be no debut century for Imam ul-Haq.
Tom Price picks up his third wicket of the innings with a fine delivery which leaves the Somerset and Pakistan opener off the pitch.
The bespectacled left-hander doesn't do a lot wrong but edges to the keeper and his 162-ball innings is over.
Somerset 156-4 v Gloucestershire 343
Imam ul-Haq pushes forward defensively to the first ball of a new Tom Price over and an outside edge brings him four to third man.
It was never a chance, he played it with soft hands and it ran past the slips along the floor.
The Pakistan opener is now 89 not out in his first Championship innings for Somerset.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 113-4
After a four-over spell from Tom Bailey, in which he took 1-10, Lancashire decide to give left-arm spinner Tom Hartley a go.
He doesn't play many first-class games - this is his first since July last year.
Hampshire 400-9d v Northants 51-0
Northants have seen off the opening burst from Mohammad Abbas at the Ageas Bowl.
Four overs for the Pakistani with no joy but now he’s changed ends after six overs’ rest.
Keith Barker has reeled off seven straight but so far no way past Emilio Gay and Will Young who have got their side past a first small checkpoint.
Still 25 overs for Northants to try and see out tonight if the light holds.
Notts 201 & 347-6 v Leics 93
Lyndon James tries to pull a ball from Roman Walker and gloves a leg-side catch to the keeper - Leicestershire's sole fielder close to the wicket.
The Notts lead is 455 and their strength in depth is underlined by Liam Patterson-White coming out at number eight.
Somerset 148-4 v Gloucs 343
Back in business at Taunton, where Tom Price has five balls to bowl to complete an over. Make that six, after he sends down a no-ball to James Rew. There is, though, no other addition.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 108-4
We have now lost count of the number of batters bowled after deciding not to play a shot in the current round of matches.
Will Fraine didn't lift his bat out of the way, he just let the ball go and it clipped off stump.
Lancashire are very happy with that and it brings Yorkshire skipper Jonny Tattersall to the crease.
Image source, Getty ImagesNotts 336-5 & 201 v Leics 93
Lyndon James flicks Callum Parkinson round the corner for four and reaches 50 off 69 balls.
It's the third half-century of the innings and Notts are now 444 in front.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 108-3
Will Fraine is Tom Kohler-Cadmore's new partner for Yorkshire - both batters who like to get on with it.
Lancashire will no doubt try to stifle their strokeplay and tempt them into an error.
Glamorgan 61-1 v Worcs 454-9 dec
The umpires hope to resume play at 16:45 at Sophia Gardens following the rain interruption.
Ditto in Taunton, where play will start again at 16:40, with Somerset 146-4 against Gloucestershire.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 105-3
What a ball from Tom Bailey.
Yorker length, it swings in late and Yorkshire debutant Finlay Bean has to go.
He's batted well, surviving for more than two and a half hours, facing 116 balls and hitting five fours.
The Nottinghamshire lead continues to increase at Trent Bridge - they are 308-5, now 416 ahead of Leicestershire, with Lyndon James 36 not out.
The final session has only just begun at Derby where Durham are 143-4, with Jonathan Bushnell and Liam Trevaskis together.
The players are still off the field in Cardiff, where Glamorgan are 61-1. replying to Worcestershire's 454-9 declared.
Kent 40-3 v Northants 573
Ooo dear, looking a little ugly for Kent all of a sudden.
Excellent from Sam Cook, tight channel, brings Daniel Bell-Drummond forward and finds an edge.
It’s really well taken one-handed by Adam Rossington diving low to his right.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 101-2
Lancashire decide to withdraw Matt Parkinson from the attack and call up paceman Tom Bailey for another spell.
Finlay Bean takes two runs to move into the 40s but they are the only addition in a tidy over.
Hampshire 400-9d v Northants 27-0
Steady away here for Northants, trying to respond to a Hampshire total they will not believe they’ve made.
Emilio Gay and New Zealand’s Will Young starting off on the long road back.
35 overs scheduled today if they light holds and rain stays away.
Glamorgan 61-1 v Worcs 454-9 dec
Glamorgan mange to add two runs at the start of the day's final session but the arrival of rain forces the umpires to take the teams off.
Eddie Byrom and Shubmann Gill are the not out Glamorgan batters on 41 and 11 respectively.
Gareth Roderick made an unbeaten 172 for Worcestershire in tgheir first innings.
Somerset 146-4 v Gloucestershire 343
One ball into a new Tom Price and the players have to leave the field at the Cooper Associates County Ground.
Imam ul-Haq is 81 not out and James Rew has 11.
Another 35.5 overs are scheduled in the day.
Kent 38-2 v Essex 573
Kent’s other opener has now gone cheaply too.
Ollie Robinson tries to force off the back foot but presents a catch to backward point.
The hosts need to settle here.