Summary

  • Surrey beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets to win the Championship title

  • Second-placed Hampshire lose by 77 runs to Kent at the Ageas Bowl

  • Tom Price takes 8-27 as Gloucestershire beat Warwickshire but they are relegated

  • Tom Abell hits second century of the match for Somerset against Northants

  • Worcestershire beat D2 leaders Notts by an innings and 79 runs

  • Second-placed Middlesex set Leicestershire a target of 275

  • Glamorgan bowl out Derbyshire for 253 and enforce the follow-on

Live Reporting

Paul Grunill, Adam Lanigan and Ben Pheazey

  1. Lunch at the Oval

    Surrey 333 v Yorkshire 179 & 171-6

    A leg bye is the only addition to the Yorkshire score in the final over of the morning at the Micky Stewart Oval.

    Surrey have picked up four wickets during the session and will be keeping a close eye on events at the Ageas Bowl as they can clinch the title by winning this game, should Hampshire lose to Kent.

    Adam Lyth's 46 is the highest score so far for Yorkshire and they are now relying on their lower order to extend the lead - which is currently only 17.

  2. Lunch at Taunton

    Somerset 389 & 12-0 v Northamptonshire 265

    A boundary each for Somerset openers Tom Lammonby and Imam ul-Haq in a three-over mini-session up to lunch.

    Northants added 81 to their overnight 184-6 to avoid the possibility of following on, with Tom Taylor making an unbeaten 60.

    England's Craig Overton was the pick of the Somerset attack, taking 5-38 from 17.2 overs.

  3. Lunch at Sophia Gardens

    Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 211-5

    Derbyshire have a mountain to climb but they have won this session of play.

    No wickets for this hosts so far today.

    The partnership between Anuj Dal and Harry Came is now worth 136 - and Glamorgan will hope to make inroads with a ball that is as yet only seven overs old.

  4. Lunch at Leicester

    Leicestershire 294 v Middlesex 297 & 108-3

    Mark Stoneman and Max Holden's counter-attack remains intact heading until lunch.

    Middlesex lead by 111.

  5. Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 170-6

    He made the initial breakthrough at the start of the morning session and it's time for Cameron Steel to have another go for Surrey

    Dom Bess cuts his opening delivery for four and then uses his feet well before lofting him over mid-on for another.

    The visitors lead by 16.

  6. Lunch at The Ageas Bowl

    Hampshire 57 & 209-7 v Kent 165 & 269

    Hampshire make it to lunch seven down, but with James Vince still there.

    His stand with James Fuller is now worth 65.

  7. Lunch at Bristol

    Gloucs 255 & 4-0 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148

    Dent leaves a Yadav arm ball outside off stump.

    That would've been close had it turned.

    An eventful maiden and 144 more runs are required after lunch.

  8. Gloucs 255 & 4-0 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148

    Charlesworth picks up a two and a single off the second and third ball as Hannon-Dalby struggles a bit with his line.

    An appeal for LBW from Hannon-Dalby is given not out.

    A little high and it might have been going down leg.

    A single for Dent off the last ball and Jayant Yadav will try to spin out a breakthrough at the other end.

  9. Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 158-6

    A single by Dom Bess brings the scores level and Jordan Thompson puts Yorkshire in the lead with a flamboyant cover drive for four off Jamie Overton, the sort of shot Brian Lara used to play.

  10. Runs flowing for Middlesex

    Leicestershire 294 v Middlesex 297 & 100-3

    Callum Parkinson overpitches and Max Holden drives one to the boundary.

    The middle-order batter has 37 from 34 and along with opener Mark Stoneman, they have rattled up a 50 stand in no time.

    Middlesex's run rate is over five as they put the pressure back on their opponents.

  11. Gloucestershire begin run chase at Bristol

    Gloucs 255 & 0-0 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148

    Early wickets are a must for Warwickshire as Ben Charlesworth and Chris Dent begin the chase.

    Oliver Hannon-Dalby will bowl first - to Charlesworth.

  12. Lunch at the Riverside

    Durham 459-7 v Sussex 162 & 9-4

    They are taking an early lunch at Chester-le-Street where just 2.2 overs of play have been possible this morning because of rain.

    In that time, all-rounder Ben Raine had Sussex's Dan Ibrahim lbw and currently has figures of 3-4.

  13. Hampshire 57 & 200-7 v Kent 165 & 269

    Daniel Bell-Drummond is thrown the ball and his first one is sent crashing through the covers off the back foot by James Fuller.

    That brings up a 50 partnership between him and captain James Vince. He then clips one out to pick up a single and bring up the 200.

  14. Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 204-5

    Shot! Harry Came plays his best shot of the innings as he drives Michael Hogan through extra cover for a rare boundary.

    Rare for this innings at any rate.

    If Derbyshire can bat on into the final session of play today they just might save this game.

    Glamorgan stick with three slips for now.

    Hogan gets a ball to jag back sharply off the seam and that's missed the stumps by a coat of varnish.

  15. 50 runs

    for James Vince

    Hampshire 57 & 194-7 v Kent 165 & 269

    James Vince guides a Matt Quinn delivery out towards third and he gets back for three runs to bring up his half century.

    He survived a few scary moments early on, but there has been plenty of vintage Vince, too.

    His sixth fifty of the season has come off 81 balls with seven fours.

    But the job is nowhere near done - Hampshire need 184 more runs.

  16. wicket

    WICKET Sidebottom lbw b T Price 2

    Gloucs 255 v Warwks 274 & 128-9 - lead by 147

    Tom Price is getting some good movement off the seam from a full length here.

    Out! Tom Price has eight! He has 8-27 from 13.5 overs.

    The ball cuts back off the seam and strikes Sidebottom in front of off stump on the knee roll.

    Gloucestershire will chase 148.

    Tom Price, the absolute standout.

    Ed Seabourne - BBC Bristol

  17. wicket

    WICKET Tattersall c Foakes b Overton 21

    Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 150-6

    Jamie OvertonGetty Images

    Yorkshire's captain tries to leg glance Jamie Overton but gloves a catch through to Ben Foakes.

    They are still four runs short of clearing the deficit as Jordan Thompson - on a pair - comes out to join Dom Bess.

    Not the best way to go in this scenario."

    South East Stars and Oval Invincibles seamer Eva Gray

  18. Gloucs 255 v Warwks 274 & 128-9 - lead by 147

    Sidebottom edges Tom Price just past leg stump.

    He somehow survives and takes a single to keep the strike.

    Zafar beats the number 11 with his second ball and the third ball is tossed up and driven for one.

    The fourth ball turns sharply and bounces off the pads for four runs.

    Four more runs swept through the on side by Hannon-Dalby.

  19. for Craig Overton

    Somerset 389 v Northants 265

    Craig Overton returns for a new spell and his second delivery ends the Northants first innings as Jack White is caught behind by James Rew as he backs away and tries a very optimistic drive.

    Tom Taylor is left 60 not out and the visitors concede a first-innings deficit of 124.

    The onus is now on Somerset's batters to press on and try to set up a declaration.

  20. new ball

    New ball

    Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 200-5

    Glamorgan's search for a sixth wicket continues with spinners Ajaz Patel and Thomas Bevan.

    The run rate dries to a trickle - and now James Harris comes into the attack armed with the new ball.

    His second ball is driven smartly through the covers by Dal for four.

    That's a batting bonus point for the visitors.