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Defending county champions Surrey post 442 away to Lancashire
Middlesex dig in after losing first four batters for ducks in reply to Essex's 266
Kent bowl Northants out for 117 while Notts fight back against Hampshire
Somerset and Warwickshire under way after opening-day washout
Dawid Malan hits century as Yorkshire rack up 517 against Leicestershire in Division Two
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Hampshire 231 v Nottinghamshire 185 & 53-1
Hampshire needed this one!
Keith Barker comes round the wicket and cramps up Haseeb Hameed, whose shot is snaffled up by James Vince at first slip.
This match continues to rattle along.
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Sir Ron: Death, Taxes and Middlesex batters collapsing in a heap.
Now, hang on Ron - they haven't lost a wicket in almost half an hour, 38-5 now...
Somerset 124-5 v Warwickshire
A second wicket in three balls for Warwickshire as Tom Kohler-Cadmore becomes the latest to depart.
The first ball of Hasan Ali's over he hit for four.
From the second he edged and Rob Yates took another very fine slip catch.
James Rew is joined by Lewis Gregory.
Glamorgan 246-4 v Gloucestershire 165
Cracking century from Kiran Carlson. It's come off just 129 balls with 12 fours and a six.
His 160 stand with Eddie Byrom, who fell on 81, has helped Glamorgan establish firm control over Gloucestershire.
But Carlson departs a few balls later, out lbw to Oliver Price for a fine 106.
Hampshire 231 v Nottinghamshire 185 & 47-0
Ben Duckett crashes one to the cover boundary and then a single helps to put Notts into the lead.
Hampshire's bowling has struggled so far in this innings.
Somerset 120-4 v Warwickshire
George Bartlett is gone for 13.
Rob Yates dives to take his second good slip catch to earn Warwickshire debutant Ed Barnard a second wicket.
Young wicketkeeper James Rew comes to the crease to join Somerset debutant Tom Kohler-Cadmore.
Kent 143-5 v Northants 117
Poor old Zak Crawley is having more partners than boundaries today.
Jordan Cox is the latest one to leave him hanging, caught behind to become Jack White's second victim in three deliveries from the Northants bowler.
Sam Billings comes in to keep Crawley company. The England opener is unbeaten on 54.
Yorkshire 517, Leicestershire 67-3
Jordan Thompson has Leicestershire opener Rishi Patel caught and bowled - and that big Yorkshire total now looks even further away.
New man in to join South African Colin Ackermann is Aussie debutant Peter Handscomb.
Hampshire 231 v Nottinghamshire 185 & 41-0
Ben Duckett and Haseeb Hameed are making very short work of this deficit.
Only eight overs gone and seven fours with the run-rate over five.
This is exactly the right way to go about things from this pair.
Lancashire 129-3 v Surrey 442
The afternoon is not such a glorious one for Steven Croft!
He falls into a trap set by Sean Abbott as he takes on a short ball and simply guides into the hands of Kemar Roach at deep fine leg.
Lancashire are now in a spot of bother, trailing by 313.
Kent 137-4 v Northants 117
Fair to say that Jack Leaning did not capitalise on that let-off.
The very next ball he's trapped lbw by Jack White as Northants continue to battle to find a way back into this match.
Kent 137-3 v Northants 117
Shortly after Zak Crawley passes 50, there's a lucky moment for partner Jack Leaning who gets a top edge from Jack White but the ball somehow evades the stumps.
Kent 132-3 v Northants 117
A very steady half-century from England and Kent opener Zak Crawley at Canterbury.
It took him 118 balls and there's only been six boundaries - plenty of singles and twos. Very sensible, old-school batting.
Kent are already ahead of Northants' first-innings total with seven wickets in hand.
Lancashire 127-2 v Surrey 442
Image source, Um-E-Aymen Babar - BBC SportFor 7 April, you could not wish for a better afternoon for cricket here in Manchester.
A glorious sight!
Lancashire 122-2 v Surrey 442
Keaton Jennings nudges a single off Kemar Roach to bring up his half century.
Jennings has taken 98 deliveries and hit eight fours, and it's a good start to his dual role as captain and opening batter.
Middlesex 21-5 v Essex 266
Heck of a low catch at slip from Simon Harmer and Middlesex's misery continues.
It would have been easy to be put off by Dan Lawrence diving in front of him but Harmer keeps his eyes on the ball to haul it in.
Max Holden goes for six, Jamie Porter's fourth victim in a quite ridiculous opening spell of 4-7 from 5.4 overs.
Sussex 145-4 v Durham 376
Cheteshwar Pujara has made his way to 50.
The Sussex skipper is in the runs already this season and his partnership with Oli Carter is up to 54.
Somerset 98-3 v Warwickshire
Cameron Bancroft goes for 44 on his Somerset debut. And, after 598 for Durham, veteran seamer Chris Rushworth has his first for Warwickshire, at the age of 36.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore, who has now moved on to 30, has been joined by George Bartlett.
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We had a game on Anglesey a few years ago and slumped to 0-5 before setting them about 45 to win. They got within three runs before we took their last five wickets for zero, absolutely ridiculous game.
Ant
Middlesex will be glad to hear any stories of great escapes at the moment the way things are going...
Leicestershire 51-2 v Yorkshire
Leicestershire lose their second wicket as Yorkshire pile on the pressure after piling up 517 in their first innings.
Like the Tykes, the Foxes have gone hard at it, plundering runs at five an over.
But skipper Lewis Hill is undone by Ben Coad's extra bounce and edges to the safe hands of Adam Lyth at slip.