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 13-0
Emilio Gay has been in excellent form this season and he punches Lewis Gregory's opening delivery for four, before dabbing past the slips to the third man boundary later in the over.
Hampshire 57 v Kent 165 & 203-6
Kent move past 200. Jack Leaning is holding things together magnificently for Kent, taking the attack to Hampshire's attack.
He now has 78.
Worcs 390 v Notts 53-4
Horrid dismissal.
James thought it was seaming away and is bowled offering no shot as the ball jags back in.
Time for captain Steven Mullaney to bat.
Gloucs 141-5 v Warwks 274
Another fine shot from Van Buuren, who goes right back to Yadav and carves him through point for four.
Taylor goes big again with a mid wicket heave for six and a lofted long on drive for four off Danny Briggs.
133 behind but the hosts have momentum.
Worcs 390 v Notts 53-3
A back foot push off Matt Waite through mid-wicket takes Hameed to a hard earned milestone for the season.
Notts are in trouble here but there's plenty of hope for the visitors with Hameed at the crease.
It's the first time he has reached 1,000 in a season since 2016.
Essex 107 & 59 v Lancs 131 & 73
Will Williams removes Sam Cook, and Lancashire have won the most remarkable of games at Chelmsford.
Serious questions will be asked of the pitch, and rightly so, but take nothing away from the visitors, who had to battle seriously hard to win that.
George Balderson finishes with 5-14, and Williams with 4-24.
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Worcs 390 v Notts 50-3
Hameed takes three fours off Matt Waite's over, starting with a leave, swiftly followed by a drive through cover after he saw the no ball signal.
Four more to third man as he takes one hand off the bat and deflects wide of the slips - and the third four comes from a back foot punch through the covers.
That's the Notts 50, coming in the 14th over.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 67-4
Another great delivery at the Oval - Dan Worrall produces late movement and Will Fraine pushes hard in defence, edging a sharp catch to Ollie Pope at second slip.
A deserved wicket for the Australia and Yorkshire now under severe pressure as Jonny Tattersall comes out to bat.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbyshire
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BBC Radio Wales
Glamorgan captain David Lloyd hit his county’s second highest ever score as he moved on to 313 not out before declaring 40 minutes into the afternoon session.
His total was only behind the 410 not out posted by Sam Northeast at Leicester in July.
Lloyd and Andrew Salter added 151 for the sixth wicket against a toiling Derbyshire attack, who were without the injured Ben Aitchison.
Lloyd reached his 300 with a majestic six over mid-wicket off Alex Thomson, and then passed Steve James’ 309 not out, though Glamorgan did not go to all-out attack before the declaration.
They now have seven and a half sessions to force victory in the race to stay on Middlesex’s tail.
Essex 107 & 59-9 v Lancs 131 & 73
Gone!
A back of a length delivery from George Balderson seems to stick in the pitch, and Tom Westley spoons it to Steven Croft at midwicket.
One more needed for Lancashire.
Gloucs 122-5 v Warwks 274
And again!
An even more sweetly timed straight drive down the ground for six.
Six more for Taylor down to long on! That's his third.
He's on 22 from just 23 balls.
Somerset 389 v Northants
Somerset's first innings comes to an end as Kasey Aldridge tries to hit a floater by Rob Keogh pitched well outside off stump to leg and holes out to Josh Cobb in the deep.
Keogh finishes with 4-99 from 30.3 overs of toil.
Gloucs 108-5 v Wawks 274
Hello! Jack Taylor has gone down the track to Yadav and lofted a drive straight over the bowler's head to Ashley Down Road for six runs.
A maiden from Danny Briggs at the other end.
Essex 107 & 55-8 v Lancs 131 & 73
Two in two! Essex are on the brink.
Yet another ball that moves back in between bat and pad, and Will Williams knocks over Shane Snater.
Worcs 390 v Notts 34-3
Lyndon James is the new batter and is in trouble straight away as a Dillon Pennington bumper is gloved away to fine leg for four runs.
Phew.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 66-3
Tom Lawes can't bowl that length to Tom Kohler-Cadmore who pulls a short one through mid-wicket for four. TKC is looking in the mood here, although it is early in his innings.
Essex 107 & 55-7 v Lancs 131 & 73
Image source, Rex FeaturesA great catch from Luke Wells at slip!
Will Williams nips one away from Simon Harmer, squares him up, and Wells gets down well away to his left to remove the Essex man.
Worcs 390 v Notts 30-3
Hameed is getting in line against Dillon Pennington and playing the ball safely straight back to the bowler.
He takes a single off the second ball.
Out! Brilliant one-handed grab by Roderick, diving to his left as Clarke tries to turn that away to fine leg.
The Pears have three early wickets and a bowling bonus point.
Hampshire 57 v Kent 165 & 181-6
Keith Barker has had a few optimistic LBW shouts against Jack Leaning turned down, but the big left-armer is certainly asking questions of the Kent captain.
Leaning gets himself into a terrible tangle here, but somehow gets it down to third man for four.
Much better from Leaning this time, as he belts a short ball from Barker through midwicket for another boundary.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 61-3
Will Fraine receives a painful blow on the hand from Dan Worrall. The Yorkshire batter needs some treatment from the physio.