Division One leaders Surrey enforce the follow-on against Yorkshire
Lancashire bowl Essex out for 59 to win by 38 runs at Chelmsford
Hampshire close on 105-4, chasing a target of 378 to beat Kent
Glamorgan's David Lloyd hits 313 not out against Derbyshire
Division Two leaders Nottinghamshire follow-on at Worcester
Surrey 299-9 v Yorks
Two in five balls for George Hill and what a delivery that was!
Extravagant inswing for the Yorkshire all-rounder is too much for Kemar Roach, who loses his leg stump.
Surrey have lost three wickets for seven so far this morning.
Worcs 315-7 v Notts
Roderick moves to 96 with a straight drive off the bowling of Jake Ball.
He spoils the mood a little bit with a swing and a miss outside the off stump but survives.
100 overs bowled and Worcester have a more than respectable score.
Surrey 297-8 v Yorks
Tom Lawes drives Ben Mike straight down the ground for the day's first boundary at the Oval.
But Jamie Overton is leg before to the opening delivery of George Hill's next over - not much doubt there as he played across the line.
The new ball will be available in 3.5 overs - will Yorkshire need it?
Essex 107 v Lancs 131 & 34-7
Snater now has the ridiculous figures of 5-6 from 4.2 overs.
Gloucs v Warwks 259-9
Sidebottom is struck on the body by a bumper from David Payne.
That must have smarted a bit but he doesn't show it and survives the 100th over of the innings.
Essex 107 v Lancs 131 & 34-7
Image source, Rex FeaturesGeorge Bell looks to work Shane Snater through midwicket, but walks too far across his stumps and is bowled behind his legs.
Leics v Middx 297
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell bowled Michael Finan, who finishes off the Middlesex first innings at Grace Road in short order.
The left-arm paceman bowls last man Tim Murtagh for four to finish with figures of 5-58 from 18 overs - his maiden five-for in only his third first-class match.
Only two batting points for promotion-chasing Middlesex.
Worcs 310-7 v Notts
Tongue hits two successive fours off the bowling of Jake Ball.
The first is driven through the covers and the second is a very well executed drive straight down the ground.
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David Lloyd picks up a single off Anuj Dal to bring up a 200 partnership with Billy Root for Glamorgan, who are 383-3 against Derbyshire.
Durham have made a positive start at the Riverside and are 65-1 in the 18th over, replaying to 162 all out by Sussex.
Michael Finan has his fourth wicket for Leicestershire, bowling Ethan Bamber for two to leave Middlesex on 293-9.
Essex 107 v Lancs 131 & 33-6
George Bell picks up four down to third and has his first runs of the morning. Not entirely convincing, but Lancashire will take runs however they come on this pitch.
Compared to yesterday's madness, the opening few overs at Chelmsford have been fairly low-key.
Gloucs v Warwks 256-9
That takes Zafar's figures to a very impressive 32.1-10-59-5.
Quite a shift.
Gloucs v Warwks 256-9
Early breakthrough for Gloucestershire!
Beautifully flighted ball that drifts in, turns and beats a defensive prod.
Time for last man Ryan Sidebottom to have a bat.
Somerset 272-4 v Northants
Jack White opens up for Northants at Taunton.
Just a single from it for James Rew.
Surrey 293-7 v Yorks
There is Ben Mike's first wicket for Yorkshire - and he'll be delighted with that after proving expensive on day one.
Jordan Clark chops one onto his stumps and departs without adding to his overnight score.
Tom Lawes is the new Surrey batter.
Worcs 302-7 v Notts
And Josh Tongue edges Hutton wide of the keeper and slips to take the Pears to 300.
He takes a single off the next ball and passes the strike on to Gareth Roderick.
Early slice of luck for the hosts.
Surrey 293-6 v Yorkshire
Jordan Clark is 55 not out and Jamie Overton has nine as day two begins at the Micky Stewart Oval.
With Hampshire struggling against Kent, Surrey could really make a title statement here by pushing on for four or five batting points.
Ben Mike has an over to complete and his first ball is a wide.
Quote MessageThe pitch will do something for you if you put it in the right areas."
BBC West Yorkshire Sport's Jonathan Doidge
Worcs 297-7 v Notts
The promotion hopefuls have really been held up by Brett D'Oliveira, who made 85 yesterday and Gareth Roderick, on 91 not out.
At one stage the Pears were reeling at 99-5.
The Worcestershire number nine Josh Tongue will have the strike after pinching a single off the last ball before the close yesterday.
Brett Hutton to bowl first. Two slips in place.
Gloucs v Warwks 255-8
Can Warwickshire eke out another batting point today?
The two they already have looked unlikely after they slumped to 138-6 on Tuesday afternoon.
Gloucestershire will be seething about the two drops that reprieved Sibley (then on 14) and Briggs, who had 19 at the time.
The unlucky bowlers were Tom Price and Ajeet-Singh Dale.
Spare a thought for Zafar Gohar, who has bowled 32 overs for his 4-59.
David Payne to bowl from the Ashley Down road end to Oliver Hannon-Dalby. Sibley is 105 not out at the other end.
Hampshire 57 v Kent 165 & 20-3
It looks like an absolutely gorgeous day down on the south coast.
Ian Holland has the ball in hand, hunting the wickets that Hampshire so desperately need.
The first ball of the morning spits off a length, and Daniel Bell-Drummond does extremely well to get out of the way.
With a couple of minutes to go before play starts, there is just enough time for you to read the thoughts of Alex Hales following his successful international comeback for England in Pakistan yesterday.
Alex Hales says hitting 53 on his return to the England side in their historic Twenty20 win over Pakistan is "the stuff dreams are made of".
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