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
Somerset 389 v Northants 77-4
A positive start to the final session by Will Young at Taunton as he reverse sweeps Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan for four. He is just six short of a 50 for Northants now.
Image source, Getty ImagesHampshire 57 0-0 v Kent 165 & 269
The players are back out at the Ageas Bowl.
Felix Organ and Ian Holland are at the crease for Hampshire, Harry Podmore has the new ball.
You feel like Hampshire need their openers to lay a substantial platform for them to stand a chance.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 6-0 f/o
Slater launches his first ball over mid wicket for four!
Goodness me. What if he hadn't middled it?
A single off the second ball and Hameed sees out the over with a single off the last ball.
Durham 344-4 v Sussex 162
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
Durham continue to dominate this match, reaching tea with a lead of 182 and six wickets still in hand
Nic Maddinson has led the charge since lunch, his 82 not out coming in just 97 balls, including a huge six down the ground off the bowling of James Coles
Coles has taken three of the wickets to fall with his left arm spin, but overseas signing Faheem Ashraf has again disappointed with the ball, failing to take a wicket so far.
There are still 36 overs to be bowled today light permitting and although Sussex have just taken the new ball, Durham will be looking to extend the lead to well over 300 by the close
Lancashire beat Essex by 38 runs
If you weren't with us earlier on, you missed an incredible finish at Chelmsford as Essex were bowled out for 59 - with George Balderson taking a hat-trick and 5-19 to inspire a Lancashire win.
Despite 40 wickets falling in less than five sessions, Essex fast bowler Shane Snater insisted the pitch was "alright".
He said: "Obviously it was doing a bit but nothing out of the ordinary. With the early start and under the lights, the ball is going to do a lot more than it normally does."
Lancashire skipper Dane Vilas described Balderson's bowling as "incredible" and also praised George Bell was an "exceptional" performance with the bat, adding: "And I thought his keeping, particularly standing up at the wicket, was outstanding.”
Worcs 390 v Notts 128 & 0-0 f/o
Ben Slater and Haseeb Hameed are back in the middle with a lot of batting to do to save Division Two leaders Notts from defeat.
Ed Barnard will open from the New Road End. He had 4-3 at one point, before being plundered for sixes by Liam Patterson-White just before tea.
Leics 185-5 v Middx 297
Harry Swindells brings up his half-century from 133 balls, and that will be tea at Grace Road.
Swindells and Tom Scriven continue to frustrate Middlesex.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128
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Division One
Essex 107 & 59 v Lancashire 131 & 73
Lancashire won by 38 runs
Gloucestershire 201-7 v Warwickshire 274
Hampshire 57 v Kent 165 & 269
Somerset 389 v Northamptonshire 73-4
Surrey 333 v Yorkshire 158-7
Division Two
Durham 344-4 v Sussex 162
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbyshire 67-4
Leicestershire 185-5 v Middlesex 297
Worcestershire 390 v Nottinghamshire 128
Gloucs 201-7 v Warwks 274 - trail by 73
Warwickshire were put to the sword by Graeme Van Buuren and Jack Taylor in a partnership of 90 for the sixth wicket, but the visitors will have a spring in their step after removing both players before the break.
Zafar Gohar leads the Gloucester resistance with new batter Tom Price.
Jayant Yadav to bowl.
Worcestershire 390 v Nottinghamshire 128 - tea
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
Ed Barnard and Dillon Pennington each picked up four wickets to bundle Nottinghamshire out for only 128 on a bizarre second afternoon at New Road.
The Division Two leaders had registered more than 200 runs in every first innings effort this season but succumbed meekly, having been 12-1 at lunch.
Haseeb Hameed top-scored with 37, passing 1,000 runs for the season in the process, and Liam Patterson-White hit a quickfire 32 before being last out.
With a lead of 262 we await the confirmation that Notts will be asked to follow on.
Somerset 389 v Northamptonshire 73-4
Richard Vasconcelos cover drives John Davey for four in the final over before tea, but Northants have made a poor start to their reply.
Davey has 2-24 from his seven overs so far, but Northants captain Will Young is still there on 40 not out.
Somerset very much in the driving seat here.
Hampshire 57 v Kent 165 & 269
Nathan Gilchrist looks to hit Mohammad Abbas out of Southampton, but can only pick out James Fuller at long-on.
Hampshire will need an improbable 378 to win this crucial game.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 146-7
Yorkshire lose their third wicket for only five runs added as Jordan Thompson edges Jordan Clark to the keeper.
That was a good delivery and this innings looks like it's in a terminal spiral - but Jonny Tattersall is still there on 30.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128
All out - and tea will be taken early.
Surely the follow on is inevitable?
Patterson-White lofts a catch to Azhar Ali at deep square leg.
34.2 overs of absolute carnage for the visitors, who fail to earn a batting point for the first time season.
Pennington has 4-31 and Barnard has 4-26.
Leics 166-5 v Middx 297
Image source, Rex FeaturesTom Scriven knocks a single to point, and duly raises his bat to the home dressing room.
A good knock under pressure.
Somerset 389 v Northants 68-4
Northants skipper Will Young is playing pretty much a lone hand for his side at the moment.
He clips Josh Davey through mid-wicket for four and square cuts for another boundary to progress to 39 not out.
The deficit is currently 321.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 144-6
Dom Bess has looked pretty skittish since beginning his innings and now it's over.
He throws the bat at the final ball of Jordan Clark's over and plays on via the inside edge.
Not what his team needed and Surrey now have a firm grip on this game.
Worcs 390 v Notts 128-9
Liam Patterson-White decides to tee off and launches Barnard over mid wicket for six.
Six more with a swipe over square leg - and a third six over the same region.
Spinner Ajaz Patel has made an immediate impact for Glamorgan, removing Brooke Guest and Wayne Madsen with successive balls.
Derbyshire are 41-3, replying to Glamorgan's 550-5 declared - which featured an unbeaten 313 by David Lloyd.
Nic Maddinson is now 62 not out, with Durham 318-4 against Sussex at the Riverside.
The home team lead by 156 and are laying a foundation for what could be their third win of the season.