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
Glamorgan v Worcs 357-7
Joe Leach late cuts spinner Azaz Patel for four and then sweeps the next to the boundary to bring up an 83-ball half-century.
A 100 partnership arrives as Gareth Roderick straight drives James Harris for four at the start of the next over and progresses to 123 not out.
Somerset 15-1 v Gloucs 343
David Payne is serving up one or two testing deliveries at the start of the Somerset first innings.
After being tucked away for four by debutant opener Imam ul-Haq, he then finds the edge, but it lands just in front of the slips.
Hants 273-6 v Northants
An early lunch has been taken after very heavy rain in Southampton.
Forecast suggests a brief respite but then a nasty band of more rain set to come in.
May not get much more play if anything there today.
Ben Sanderson picked up a wicket in the first full over of the day before Aneurin Donald went to a brisk fifty.
Notts 201 & 87-1 v Leics 93
The first wicket of the day falls at Trent Bridge as Ben Slater chips a return catch back to a sprawling Ed Barnes.
It's the Leicestershire paceman's fourth wicket of the game, but they are already 195 in arrears.
Haseeb Hameed is still there on 43.
Somerset 6-1 v Gloucs 343
Tom Lammonby square cuts David Payne's second delivery for four.
His fifth finds the edge but Marcus Harris drops the chance at slip.
Undaunted, Payne steams in again and absolute beauty induces another edge which is safely taken by the keeper.
The appropriate word for that over is 'frenetic'.
The Nottinghamshire openers are still together at Trent Bridge where the home side are 74-0 in their second innings, a lead over Leicestershire of 182. Ben Slater is 35 not out, one more than partner Haseeb Hameed.
Glamorgan have yet to achieve a breakthrough on day two at Sophia Gardens, where Gareth Roderick now has 111 not out in Worcestershire's 328-7.
Durham are 45-0 after 10 overs, replying to Derbyshire's first-day score of 306 all out, with Michael Jones on 33.
Lancs 272-8 v Yorks
Now that the rain has stopped at Old Trafford, the umpires will carry out an inspection at 12:15. Let's hope the mopping up process will be short.
Kent v Essex 383-7
Kent have another as they try and stay in the game.
Another misjudgment from the batsmen.
This time Shane Snater is trying to whip a full ball to leg but spoons up a catch to mid-off from a big leading edge.
Somerset v Gloucs 343
Image source, Getty ImagesCan Gloucestershire eke out one more batting point, we asked in our previous entry.
The answer is no as Ajeet Dale falls lbw to Lewis Gregory at the start of a new over.
Gregory finishes with figures of 4-62 - very much job done by Somerset in the first half hour of play this morning.
What can their batters produce on this pitch?
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Can Gloucestershire eke out one more batting point?
Josh Shaw is certainly trying his hardest - he pulls a short ball by Josh Davey for four and tickles the next to the fine leg boundary.
Kent v Essex 372-6
Daniel Bell-Drummond wobbles out another!
Adam Rossington is several days too early with an attempted pull, tries to pull out but it’s too late.
A top edge balloons into the on side and is caught by sub fielder Hamidullah Qadri.
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Durham 36-0 v Derbys 306
Michael Jones isn't hanging about at Derby.
He's already found the boundary seven times in his 28 not out off 25 balls.
The latest is slightly fortunate as Sam Conners finds the edge as he shaped to play to leg, but it flies away past the slip cordon.
Somerset v Gloucs 330-9
"Sloppy batting by Gloucestershire this morning," says BBC Somerset commentator Anthony Gibson after Jack Taylor drills a catch back to Somerset paceman Josh Davey.
They have lost three wickets for 10 runs since a delayed start at 11:15 - and seven for 49 since Miles Hammond was out on day one to make it 281-3.
Somerset v Gloucs 328-8
Josh Shaw leaves the final delivery of Lewis Gregory's over alone, so there is no hat-trick for the Somerset all-rounder.
The victorious Trent Rockets captain from Saturday's Hundred final, struggled at times with the ball on the opening day, but now has 3-58 to show for his efforts.
Somerset v Gloucs 328-8
David Payne tries to pull, gets a top edge and Jack Brooks makes the ground to take the catch. Lewis Gregory is on a hat-trick.
Glamorgan v Worcs 316-7
Garteh Roderick glances Timm van der Gugten to fine leg for four to reach his first Championship century ofr Worcestershire - and seventh of his first-class career.
It's taken him 237 balls and the boundary was the 13th of his innings.
Well batted.
Kent v Essex 366-5
Oh my goodness what a disaster for Matt Critchley.
He’s tried to flick a gentle wobbler from Daniel Bell-Drummond down the leg side but has nicked it through to the keeper!
Such a shame for Critchley who has grown and grown as a batsman.
It was looking pretty desperate for Kent but they’ve got a huge bonus wicket.
Somerset v Gloucs 328-7
Tom Price drives but there's a little bit of away swing and keeper James Rew takes a good catch moving to his right.
Somerset want to polish off this Gloucestershire tail quickly, so that's a good start for them.