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 333 v Yorks 179 & 75-1
Cameron Steel begins his second over and George Hill flips a full toss through mid-on for four.
The spinner over-compensates, pulling the next one down short and Hill forces it away to the boundary at point.
He is 34 not out and Adam Lyth has 30.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 122-6 f/o
Five overs left at New Road - light permitting.
Hameed is leaving the ball with sound judgement outside off stump, but he drives hard and misses the fourth ball of Tongue's over.
Out! Hameed is a fraction off line as he tries to defend and a thin edge carries to the keeper. Liam Patteron-White to bat next.
Somerset 389 v Northamptonshire 184-6
One run for Saif Zaib in the latest over from Sajid Khan and that is it for the day at the Cooper Associates County Ground.
Will Young made 85 at the top of the order but his Northants side still have work to do to make sure of avoiding the follow-on, trailing by 205 overnight.
Craig Overton has been the pick of the Somerset attack with 4-25. Zaib is 27 not out, with Tom Taylor on 19.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 135-5
Anuj Dal and Harry Came are battling hard to save this game after a mammoth Glamorgan first innings.
Ajaz Patel will bowl. He dismissed Brooke Guest and Wayne Madsen with successive balls this afternoon.
Harry Came runs a bye off the fourth ball and an appeal for LBW against Dal is turned down by Umpire Blackwell.
The final ball is bowled round the wicket and whipped through leg for two.
Derbyshire trail by 415 but have shown some fighting spirit with this partnership, which has ground out 60 runs in 28.5 overs.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 60-1
The game is drifting a bit at the moment, so Surrey decide to try something different and hand the ball to Cameron Steel.
He totally deceived Ben Mike in Yorkshire's first innings, bowling him with a perfect googly.
Does he have more sleight of hand for us now?
Durham 459-7 dec v Sussex 162
It looked like Durham were going for a 300 + lead, but skipper Scott Borthwick decides 297 is enough.
On-loan wicketkeeper Chris Benjamin finishes with 81 not out from 92 balls, with a six and 11 fours.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 114-5 f/o
Four more to Hameed as he leans into an exquisite cover drive off the bowling of Josh Tongue.
Can he see Notts through to the close? 8 overs left tonight.
Hampshire 57 & 76-2 v Kent 165 & 269
Felix Organ goes!
He probably doesn't have to play at it, but the Hampshire opener has a little nibble at Harry Podmore and guides it to slip.
Keith Barker is in as nightwatchman.
Gloucs 255 v Warwks 274 & 58-5 - lead by 77
Gloucestershire added a crucial 54 runs for their last three wickets and Tom Price bowled superbly for 4-20 off six overs.
Alex Davies survives for a precious 41 not out - and we could be in for a very tense run chase here at some point tomorrow.
Somerset 389 v Northants 183-6
Saif Zaib has been becalmed since the downfall of Northants skipper Will Young. He remains on 26 not out but Tom Taylor deflects Josh Davey through backward point to four and he has 19.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 56-1
Just a single for Adam Lyth in the latest Jordan Clark over. In theory., there are 18 left in the day's play.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 90-5 f/o
Hameed pulls Barnard through mid wicket for his 10th four to reach his 50 off 113 balls.
A valuable knock under severe pressure.
Hampshire 57 & 67-1 v Kent 165 & 269
Joe Weatherley and Felix Organ continue to go along steadily at the Ageas Bowl - Weatherley tickles the latest delivery down to fine leg for four.
If these two are there at the close, Hampshire will start to believe.
There are around 10 over left in the day, if the light allows.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 105-5
Hameed moves to 47 with a cover drive off Pennington.
Shadows are lengthening across the ground but there's plenty of sunshine to keep the dreaded light meter readings away.
Tom Moores pulls successive deliveries from Barnard to square leg for four to take Notts past 100. A single off the third ball...
Gloucs 255 v Warwks 274 & 55-5 - lead by 74
The scoring has slowed somewhat at Bristol. Hardly surprising given the end of day two is in sight and Warwickshire are five down in just 12 overs.
Davies has stood tall on the burning deck with 39 of those runs.
He pulls a short ball from Tom Price for two to deep square leg.
A huge appeal for LBW is turned down as Davies shuffles across his stumps and defends. Possibly going down leg. One more tonight.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 39-1
Tom Lawes overpitches and George Hill swishes it through the covers for four with a minimum of fuss. He is 14 not out and Adam Lyth has 19. The deficit is now 115.
Quote MessageNo great moving parts in that. Foot to the pitch. Bang."
BBC Radio London's Mark Church
Following an interruption for Bad light, Durham are now 426-6 against Sussex, a lead of 264.
Chris Benjamin is 64 not out and partner Paul Coughlin has 17.
Derbyshire have arrested their slump to some extend in Cardiff and are 121-5, with Anuj Dal on 30.
Glamorgan earlier declared their first innings on 550-5, with David Lloyd unbeaten on 313.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 90-5 f/o
Four more to Hameed, who crouches and swings his arms through the line of a wide one from Josh Tongue to guide the ball through point.
At the other end Tom Moores drives Pennington through the covers and Brett D'Oliveira restricts him to three.
Four more to Hameed with an uppercut to third man off the last ball of the over.
Leics 235-8 v Middx 297
Image source, Rex FeaturesOne brings two, as they say.
A good delivery from Toby Roland-Jones takes the shoulder of the bat and goes to second slip.
Gloucs 255 v Warwks 274 & 52-5 - lead by 71
Shot! Tom Price drops short and Davies pulls through mid wicket for four.
He takes three off the fifth ball of the over and slaps Zafar through point for four more. Another four swept through the on side.
Muted applause at the ground as Warwickshire pass 50 on second innings.