Final round of games in this season's County Championship
One of Yorkshire or 2021 champions Warwickshire will be relegated
Kent secure survival after taking eight bonus points
Nottinghamshire need a maximum of seven points to secure promotion
Middlesex and Glamorgan also still in race for 2023 place in Division One
Kent 29-0 v Somerset 202
Positive stuff from the Kent openers in the first six overs of their reply.
Four boundaries - three from Tawanda Muyeye and the other from Zak Crawley - have got the runs flowing.
Worcs 202-8 v Middx
Very nice start to day two from Josh Tongue and Dillon Pennington.
They’ve taken Worcestershire to a batting point from 167-8.
Middlesex had it pretty much all their own way yesterday but perhaps harder work ahead.
Yorkshire 121-4 v Gloucestershire 190
Tom Kohler-Cadmore will never die wondering!
He attempts a big shot off spinner Zafar Gohar's first ball of the morning but does not get all of it and Graeme van Buuren takes the catch in the deep.
Still, 46 off 45 balls from Kohler-Cadmore and he has really got the scoreboard moving on day two.
Sussex v Glamorgan 245-4
India batter Subman Gill brings up his century at Hove.
It's come in rapid time too, off just 123 balls, with 12 fours and a couple of sixes.
Excellent innings from the 23-year-old but Glamorgan still need Worcestershire to do them some favours against Middlesex.
Kent 0-0 v Somerset 202
Kent openers Tawanda Muyeye and Zak Crawley are out in the middle ready to begin their innings.
Craig Overton has the ball for Somerset.
Sussex v Glamorgan 238-4
Glamorgan lose their fourth wicket as Billy Root is castled by Sean Hunt.
Shubman Gill looks on from the other end on 99...
Lancashire 430-6 v Surrey
Oh no!
Keaton Jennings falls one short of his third double century of the season.
Jamie Overton produces a big in-swinging yorker from round the wicket and it strikes Jennings on the foot and the finger goes up.
He becomes only the third Lancashire batter to be out on 199 after Alan Wharton and Michael Atherton.
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Northants v Essex 220-8 - start delayed, rain
Much like yesterday, there are plenty of showers about...
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Kent v Somerset 202 all out
No century for Lewis Goldsworthy.
He falls six runs short, feathering an edge through to the wicketkeeper from Nathan Gilchrist.
A fine effort from Gilchrist as he ends with 6-61, his best in first-class cricket.
Yorkshire 105-3 v Gloucestershire 190
Very positive stuff from Yorkshire and Tom Kohler-Cadmore this morning.
He has just taken ten from the first three balls of this over from Tom Price, before Jonny Tattersall cracks a boundary off the final ball.
This sort of intent can only be good for Yorkshire as they look to avoid the threat of relegation
Notts 277-3 v Durham
Division Two leaders Nottinghamshire lose an early wicket at Trent Bridge as Matt Potts gets Joe Clarke caught low down at second slip.
Notts are still in a really healthy position for promotion though as Lyndon James comes in at five.
They only need seven points to secure promotion, and that figure will be even less if Middlesex and Glamorgan drop any points.
Kent v Somerset 195-9
Last man Jack Brooks survives the hat-trick ball, somewhat unconvincingly!
Brooks must stick around to help Lewis Goldsworthy reach his hundred.
Kent v Somerset 195-9
Nathan Gilchrist to bowl at Jack Brooks.
He's on a hat-trick after the wickets of Craig Overton and Sajid Khan just before the rain intervened yesterday...
Warwickshire 138-2 v Hampshire
After heavy early morning rain in Birmingham, the start at Edgbaston has been pushed back to 11.15 BST.
There's also a slight delay between Northants and Essex. That one will get under way at 10:45.
Here's how it's looking as day two gets under way...
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Kent v Somerset 195-9
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo, today has been declared 'Stevo Day' at Canterbury in tribute to departing hero Darren Stevens.
Stevens has been a Kent player since 2004 with his final game coming in the One-Day Cup final victory over Lancashire at Trent Bridge 10 days ago.
At 46, his legend is assured as he has continued to defy Old Father Time with his batting and bowling. His name has even been the title of a WhatsApp group for Australian batters playing county cricket - 'Stevo's gonna get ya'!
He is not playing in the County Championship game with Somerset, but he will be on the pitch during the lunch break where the club can recognise what he has done for them over the years.
It's going to be emotional Kent fans!
Image source, Getty ImagesLeaders Nottinghamshire have put themselves in a strong position at home to Durham thanks to centuries from Haseeb Hameed and Matthew Montgomery, who resumes on 101 not out with Notts 276-2 and on course for maximum batting points.
They need just seven points from the match to secure promotion.
At New Road, Middlesex need two wickets to wrap up the Worcestershire innings, having reduced the hosts to 167-8, with three more wickets for Toby Roland-Jones.
Glamorgan are chasing both and begun postively against Sussex, reaching 221-3, with Shubman Gill 91 not out before the weather shortened the day at Hove.
After losing the toss, Yorkshire managed to bowl out Gloucestershire for 190, helped by four wickets from the returning Matt Fisher.
They ended the day 80-3, having just loss Adam Lyth for 44 at the close, but they will hope to build a sizeable lead.
Kent are one wicket away from batting after reducing Somerset to 195-9, despite an unbeaten 93 from Lewis Goldsworthy.
Only 41 overs were possible at Edgbaston but half centuries from Warwickshire openers Dom Sibley and Rob Yates, who is 77 not out, have built a platform for a good score at 138-2 against Hampshire.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDiv One relegation battle
Div Two promotion race