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
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 179-6
Jamie Overton is certainly throwing himself into this - the England fast bowler's follow-through taking him half-way down the pitch.
A couple of singles and Overton then shakes up Jordan Thompson with a rapid delivery angled in from round the wicket. The left-hander needs a bit of treatment after a bang on the helmet.
Leicestershire 294 v Middlesex 297 & 123-3
Mike Finan spears one down leg and Max Holden tickles it fine to bring up his half century.
Going at more than a run-a-ball, he has really brought some impetus into this Middlesex innings.
Gloucs 255 & 15-1 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Hannon-Dalby pushes the ball out wide and Ollie Price chases it, missing with an attempted cut.
The next ball is left alone but the ball jags back and only just clears the stumps. A drive and a miss off the third.
Gloucestershire living dangerously.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 175-6
The first runs of the afternoon as Dom Bess dabs Dan Worrall to the right of third slip and away for four runs. He adds two from the next and is now 30 not out, with Jordan Thompson on seven.
Yorkshire's lead is 23.
Hampshire 57 & 224-7 v Kent 165 & 269
Image source, Getty ImagesKent have also announced this lunchtime that next Tuesday, 27 September, day two of their fixture against Somerset at Canterbury has been designated 'Stevo Day'.
It is to mark the 17-year career of Darren Stevens, whose career with the Spitfires ended with his unbeaten 33 in the One-Day Cup final win over Lancashire on Saturday.
The 46-year-old will have a special presentation on the outfield at lunchtime as the club acknowledge his enormous contribution over almost two decades.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbyshire 219-5
Anuj Dal picks up his first boundary of the session with a carve through cover point for four off Van der Gugten.
Harry Came tucks into a leg stump half volley from Ajaz Patel and drives the spinner down the ground for four more at the other end.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 171-6
This could be a decisive session at the Oval.
Will Surrey run through the Yorkshire lower order, or will the White Rose frustrate the Division One leaders?
Dan Worrall will bowl to Dom Bess - and he makes no contact with an attempted square cut from the first delivery.
Gloucs 255 & 9-1 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
That scalp gives Hannon-Dalby 50 Championship wickets for the season.
The new batter is Ollie Price.
Somerset 389 & 14-0 v Northants 265
A couple to Imam ul-Haq from the first over after lunch at Taunton. Somerset's lead is 138.
Gloucs 255 & 9-1 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Hannon-Dalby begins with a ball so wide it barely lands on the cut strip.
The second ball is driven through the covers by Charlesworth for four - but he's beaten outside off by the fifth ball and out caught at second slip from the sixth!
Charlesworth is tempted into a big drive and that's a fantastic grab just above head height by Sam Hain.
Kent's Chair, Simon Philip, has reacted strongly to Sir Andrew Strauss and the High Performance Review.
Let's just say it is not a ringing endorsement.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Hampshire 57 & 213-7 v Kent 165 & 269
Image source, Rex FeaturesHarry Podmore has the ball in hand. James Vince guides it down through a vacant third slip and it races to the boundary for four.
A good start to the session for the Hampshire captain.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 211-5
Glamorgan need early wickets to keep the pressure on 3rd placed Worcestershire and Middlesex, currently second.
The Pears demolished Notts this morning and Middlesex appear to have the upper hand against Leicestershire.
Anuj Dal and Harry Came are back in the middle.
Timm van der Gugten will bowl.
Gloucs 255 & 4-0 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Ben Charlesworth and Chris Dent bat on, looking for Gloucestershire's first Championship win of the season.
Warwickshire need early wickets and ideally for Somerset and Kent to do no more than draw their games at Taunton and Southampton respectively, unlikely though that may be for the latter.
Hannon-Dalby will bowl to Charlesworth.
Durham 459-7 dec v Sussex 162 & 9-4
BBC Radio Newcastle's commentator is not optimistic....
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Tweet us at #bbccricket
We still want to hear your thoughts about the proposals of Sir Andrew Strauss' high performance review team. Sound thinking or short-changing county cricket followers? Get in touch and give us your views.
Click here to read our full story.
If you missed Worcestershire's win over Nottinghamshire earlier on - only the second defeat of the season for the Division Two leaders - here is a full report.
Worcestershire take the last four Notts wickets to finish off the Division Two leaders inside three days at New Road.
Read MoreSomerset 389 & 12-0 v Northants 265
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
With Craig Overton's workload being carefully managed as he recovers from a back injury and Lewis Gregory's back being too stiff for him to bowl, Somerset captain Tom Abell was probably relieved that a no-nonsense partnership between Tom Taylor and Lizaard Williams spared him a decision on whether to enforce the follow-on.
As it is Somerset have a lead of 136 and the opportunity to stretch that to beyond 300, a position of strength for which they largely have Overton to thank.
The big Devonian took a stunning catch off the very first ball of the day to see off Saif Zaib, and walked off at the end of the innings with the ball held high, his third five-for of the season under his belt.
Taylor, however, remained unbeaten, his 60 being his highest first-class score for Northants and very well he batted too.
Division One
Gloucestershire 255 & 4-0 v Warwickshire 274 & 128
Hampshire 57 & 209-7 v Kent 165 & 269
Somerset 389 & 12-0 v Northamptonshire 265
Surrey 333 v Yorkshire 179 & 171-6 (f/o)
Division Two
Durham 459-7 dec v Sussex 162 & 9-4
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbyshire 211-5
Leicestershire 294 v Middlesex 297 & 108-3
Worcestershire 390 v Nottinghamshire 128 & 183 (f/o)
Worcestershire beat Notts by innings and 79 runs
In case you missed the earlier announcement of the ECB's plans to revamp the domestic cricket calendar - here is Sir Andrew Strauss to explain them.
English cricket's ambition must be to beat Australia - Strauss
Sir Andrew Strauss outlines the ECB's proposals to improve the county and national game in England.
Read More