Second-placed Hampshire enforce the follow-on against Northants
Luke Wells makes 124 off 86 balls for Lancashire in the Roses match
Essex need two more wickets to beat Kent at Canterbury
Division One leaders Surrey not involved in this round of matches
D2 leaders Notts beat Leicestershire by 241 runs at Trent Bridge
India's Shubman Gill scores 92 in debut innings for Glamorgan
Kent 105-5 v Essex 573
Essex have their first wicket of day three.
Jack Leaning overbalances trying to work a full, straight ball to leg and whips to to square leg.
Yesterday’s hero, Feroze Khushi after his maiden hundred, takes the catch to give Sam Cook a third wicket.
Hants 400-9d v Northants 79-1
45 minute delay in West End but Hampshire back out there now to resume their quest for a first title since 1973.
Remarkably, they hauled their way to maximum batting points yesterday and now they seek to take another 19 wickets.
Northants made a very steady start yesterday, losing only Will Young, so they will be confident of trying to bat through today and get back in the match.
Emilio Gay and Luke Procter have resumed for the visitors.
Somerset 248 v Gloucs 343 & 0-0
That's a very handy lead of 95 for the visitors, who need to win here to close the gap on 9th-placed Somerset.
A bright and breezy 21 from number 11 Jack Brooks came ever so close to yielding a second batting point for the hosts.
Ben Charlesworth to face Lewis Gregory. Marcus Harris is at the non-striker's end.
Sam Northeast is now at the crease for Glamorgan, who are 145-3, replaying to Worcestershire's 454-9 declared.
Leicestershire have advanced to 53-1 at Trent Bridge - Nottinghamshire need another nine wickets for victory after setting a target of 499.
Durham have just made their first bowling change at Derby, where the home side are 17-0 in their second innings - and lead by exactly 100.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 167-6
Yorkshire need a partnership to stabilise this innings.
Dom Bess is their new batter and gets off the mark with an authoritative pull for four off Tom Bailey.
Partner Tom Kohler-Cadmore is now 40 not out.
Somerset 248 v Gloucs 343
The dismissal of last Somerset batter Jack Brooks gives Tom Price an innings haul of 5 for 75.
BBC Radio Somerset's Anthony Gibson:
"So Somerset fell two runs short of a second batting point. Even so, the last two wickets added a potentially crucial 69. James Rew finished unbeaten on a battling 44, eked out from 168 balls. It wasn't pretty, but it was what the situation demanded."
Somerset 248 v Gloucs 343 - trail by 95
Rew drives Payne and gets a thick edge in front of square for four. He now has 44 precious runs.
Brooks swings Tom Price over mid wicket for four at the other end.
A top edged hook flies over Bracey's head for six.
The next ball squares Brooks up and he edges low to a diving Marcus Harris in the slips.
248. Just short of that second batting point.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 159-6
Another Yorkshire wicket at Old Trafford and it's pretty similar to the previous one, except that Tom Bailey is the bowler and not Will Williams.
It's a good delivery which induces the edge and George Lavelle does the necessary.
Somerset 231-9 v Gloucs 343
That catch to dismiss Sajid Khan off Payne's first over this morning gives Gloucestershire keeper Bracey five catches in the innings.
Somerset 231-9 v Gloucs 343
Rew moves into the 40s with a neat flick in front of square leg for four off Price.
Might Gloucestershire rue the drop of this left-handed batter in the field on day two? Sorry.
That's 80 bowled. Payne takes it straight away.
Kent 88-4 v Essex 573
Jamie Porter and Sam Cook picked up two wickets each yesterday as Essex made a great start with the ball.
Can Kent get a stand together to give them something to think about today?
Jack Leaning and Jordan Cox are trying to get their side going this morning.
424 is the follow-on mark so they will probably need to bat until tomorrow lunchtime to get past it.
Notts 201 & 390-7 dec v Leics 93 & 34-1
Image source, Rex FeaturesSam Evans carried his bat through Leicestershire's first innings - but he's the first to go in the second.
In truth, that's a pretty poor shot. It's a wide ball by Dane Paterson, he tries to drive it and keeper Tom Moores takes the catch.
Paterson now has 47 Championship wickets this season - will he be the second to 50 after Kyle Abbott reached the half-century yesterday?
Somerset 227-9 v Gloucs 343
Payne gets the ball to bounce awkwardly and move away from the left-handed James Rew.
Will Gloucestershire take the new ball now?
The fifth ball is edged just short of Miles Hammond at slip and the batters take a single.
Payne bowls a bouncer to Brooks to complete the 79th over.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 154-5
Will Williams strikes for Lancashire at Old Trafford.
Jonny Tattersall pushes forward but the ball does enough to take the edge and flies through to the keeper.
Matthew Waite is the new batter.
Somerset 226-9 v Gloucs 343
Last man Jack Brooks is in no mood to hang around and is driving hard at the ball.
He picks up a couple of runs off Tom Price, driving through the off side. Two more through point and a half volley is clipped through square leg for four.
Two no balls in the over. 12 conceded in all.
Nottinghamshire are still striving for their first breakthrough of the morning at Trent Bridge, with Leicestershire now 29-0 after being set an unlikely victory target of 499 yesterday evening.
Glamorgan are 127-2 in the 33rd over against Worcestershire, with Shubman Gill 38 not out and nightwatchman Timm van der Gugten on 14.
Derbyshire have begun their second innings against Durham and are 2-0 after two tidy overs - they lead by 85.
Lancs 276 v Yorks 150-4
That's more like it by Tom Kohler-Cadmore as he eases the final ball of Tom Bailey's latest over through the covers for four.
There's a boundary to begin the next one too, with Jonny Tattersall working Will Williams away through mid-wicket.
Derbys 306 v Durham 223
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
It took Derbyshire just 12 balls to see off the final Durham pair this morning, dismissing them for 223, a poor total when they had been 79-0 at one point.
The last man to go was Ollie Gibson who got a 12-ball duck, leaving Sam Conners with figures of 4-55 in 16 overs.
Meanwhile, Nic Maddinson's bat is being boxed up and sent to the ECB after failing a second size test last night. It is claimed he used the bat in a previous match against Sussex and on that occasion it did pass through the bat gauge.
Durham could be facing a points deduction of up to 16 points as a result of this saga.
Hants 400-9d v Northants 77-1
Not too long to wait in West End.
92 overs scheduled for the day now.
Somerset 213-9 v Gloucs 343
Early strike for Gloucestershire with the wicket of Khan off the last ball of Payne's first over today.
Tom Price to bowl from the River End. He has 4-49 and his best is 5-58.
Rew plays out a maiden over.
The new ball is due in four overs.