Final round of 2022 County Championship season
One of Kent, Yorkshire & Warwickshire to be relegated from Div One
Surrey crowned champions last week
Promotion from Div Two between Notts, Middlesex and Glamorgan
Worcs 167-8 v Middx
The final barrier between Middlesex and a cheap Worcestershire total has been removed.
Ethan Bamber goes wide on the crease, angles one in and gets it to straight enough to find Brett D'Oliveira's edge.
It flies low to second slip where Sam Robson holds a good catch.
Warwickshire 129-2 v Hampshire
New man Alex Davies lasts just one ball.
He offers no shot to Ian Holland and it clips off stump. Holland now on a hat-trick.
Sam Hain survives as he plays it out to midwicket, but Warwickshire's momentum is stalled somewhat.
Warwickshire 129-1 v Hampshire
Having batted nicely for his half century, Dominic Sibley is out caught down legside off Ian Holland.
But an excellent opening stand for the Bears and a good platform to post a competitive score.
Kent v Somerset 195-9
That is the perfect ball to a tailender first up.
It's full and straight and crashes into the pads of Sajid Khan. No question that was LBW.
Gilchrist has figures of 5-55, his first five-wicket haul of the summer.
Kent v Somerset 195-8
Nathan Gilchrist strikes for the fourth time.
He puts in an effort ball which sees him fall over, but he gets enough bounce to draw a false shot from Kasey Aldridge, who can only fend it behind.
Warwickshire 128-0 v Hampshire
Dominic Sibley strokes James Fuller to the boundary to bring up a half century in his final game for Warwickshire.
Worcs 157-7 v Middx
Oh goodness this has jagged back!
Ryan Higgins gets one to tear in from quite a way outside off and rips through Matthew Waite to take out off stump.
It landed at least another set wide of the stumps and violently darted in.
Kent v Somerset 195-7
Off stump out of the ground!
Nathan Gilchrist produces a beauty to send Craig Overton packing for his third wicket.
The big man had again shown how dangerous he can be as a lower order player, adding 79 with Lewis Goldsworthy as Somerset try to fight back.
Lancashire 352-5 v Surrey
Keaton Jennings flicks one away off Kemar Roach to move up to 160 not out.
That takes him above Kent's Ben Compton as the leading run scorer in Division One this season.
Yorkshire 32-2 v Gloucestershire 190
Frustration for George Hill.
David Payne offers a bit more width and Hill takes the bait and is caught behind.
Northants v Essex 149-7
Image source, Rex FeaturesNorthants have taken three quick wickets to leave Essex in all sorts of bother.
Feroze Khushi, Michael Pepper and Simon Harmer have fallen in the space of four and a bit overs to leave the visitors seven down.
Tom Westley is fighting a lone cause on 29.
Kent v Somerset 182-6
This is a great counter attack from Lewis Goldsworthy as he strikes Conor McKerr for two more boundaries.
He is up to 90 off 136 balls and this partnership with Craig Overton is now worth 66.
Notts 276-2 v Durham
Light the only thing that can stop Notts today?
They have hummed along with centuries from Haseeb Hameed and Matt Montgomery.
Warwickshire 101-0 v Hampshire
A glorious straight drive from Rob Yates and he sends a Brad Wheal delivery to the fence to bring up the 100.
It is the first century opening partnership of the season for Warwickshire in a first innings. The previous best was 63.
Lancashire 317-5 v Surrey
Keaton Jennings guides Cameron Steel out into the deep to pick up three and reach his 150.
It's the eighth time in his first-class career that the 30-year-old has reached that milestone.
He looks in the mood for a big score here.
Yorkshire 13-1 v Gloucestershire 190
James Wharton is put out of his misery.
After 27 scoreless deliveries, Wharton is trapped in front on the 28th by a quicker ball from Ajeet Singh Dale.
Tricky times for Yorkshire under the lights.
Warwickshire 95-0 v Hampshire
The final session begins at Edgbaston. There are a potential 27 overs to go before the scheduled close.
Sussex v Glam 221-3
Not what Shubman Gill wanted being 91 not out.
But a great day for Glamorgan so far having won the toss.
Kent v Somerset 156-6
Two cracking shots from Lewis Goldsworthy off Conor McKerr takes the batter up to 72 and the Somerset total past the 150 mark.
Warwickshire will be pleased to hear about Goldsworthy's resistance.
Lancashire 304-5 v Surrey
George Bell, who turned 20 yesterday, is run out in the most unfortunate manner.
Keaton Jennings hits it straight, Cameron Steel gets a hand on it and deflects it onto the stumps with Bell's bat not quite down according to the TV replays.
A revival for Surrey as they have claimed 3-13.