Division One leaders Surrey concede 74-run first-innings lead against Essex
James Anderson wicketless as Lancashire bowl out Notts for 249, Haseeb Hameed makes 97
Warwickshire's Ed Barnard 91 not out at close for Warwickshire against Hampshire.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore on 95 at stumps for Somerset against Northants.
Steve Smith out for 30 in Sussex's game at New Road, Cheteshwar Pujara hits century
Michael Neser takes a hat-trick against Yorkshire, Jonny Bairstow makes 20 not out
Leus du Plooy scores 94 as Derbyshire build 204-run lead over Leicestershire.
Hampshire 229 v Warwickshire 158-3
The 50-partnership for this fourth wicket is up and Dan Mousley has decided he wants to start scoring quicker too, particularly off Liam Dawson. He's onto 21, Sam Hain has 40.
The deficit is down to 71.
Notts 249 v Lancashire 214 & 15-1
One almost brings two as George Balderson edges to slip, but down it goes.
Ben Duckett was diving to his right, but got there in good time and it's one he'll feel he should have taken.
Notts 249 v Lancashire 214 & 15-1
Luke Fletcher makes the breakthrough!
He gets it in the right area, Luke Wells nibbles at one outside off stump and wicketkeeper Joe Clarke takes the catch.
Somerset v Northamptonshire 255 all-out
Peter Siddle picks up his second wicket as James Sales wanders across the track and tries to glance the ball back into the leg side, only succeeding in playing onto his stumps.
The end of a promising knock and a bit of a result for Somerset who were staring down the barrel at 116-1 and even 227-6.
Very much game on.
Essex 314 v Surrey 105-2
Image source, Rex FeaturesDom Sibley pushes hard at a Doug Bracewell delivery but the bat is well away from his front pad and an inside edge is caught low by Essex keeper Michael Pepper.
The Surrey opener batted well, hitting three sixes and three fours, and is frustrated to miss out on a half-century.
He put on 49 with Ollie Pope, who has 25 and has been joined by Jamie Smith.
Derbys 233-3 v Leics 122
Leus du Plooy follows Wayne Madsen to 50 with a couple of runs off England leggie Rehan Ahmed.
It's his second half-ton of the season and has taken him 74 balls and he follows it with a sweep for four.
The 100 partnership comes up as a thick edge by Madsen runs away to the third man boundary.
Hampshire 229 v Warwickshire 142-3
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
In yesterday's afternoon session Hampshire lost eight wickets, so far Warwickshire have lost none.
In the 35 minutes of play before lunch the visitors lost three wickets with the promise of more to follow.
But it’s not been the case. Sam Hain, who already has two centuries under his belt this campaign, has looked calm and assured and he’s getting good solid support from Dan Mousley.
The pre-lunch euphoria from the Hampshire bowlers has been somewhat dampened.
Notts 249 v Lancashire 214 & 14-0
Brett Hutton and Luke Fletcher have taken the new ball for Notts but Lancashire's openers Luke Wells and George Balderson have made a solid start.
Lancashire were bowled out in the 45th over of their first innings, and will need to bat better today if they're going to have a chance of victory.
The rain seems to be dodging Trent Bridge for the moment as well - one of the few places not to have any interruptions for bad weather today.
Somerset v Northamptonshire 255-9
Bowled him. Vintage Jack Leach, an arm-ball carries on past Ben Sanderson's timid push and clatters middle and off.
Jack White is the new man.
Derbys 219-3 v Leics 122
Image source, Getty ImagesA full-length delivery from Josh Hull and the dependable Wayne Madsen chops it away square for two runs to bring up a 96-ball half-century.
He now has 79 in first-class cricket to go with 35 hundreds and he and Leus du Plooy look like they are intent on batting Leicestershire out of this game.
Essex 314 v Surrey 98-1
Ollie Pope uses his feet well before lofting the ball effortlessly over mid-on.
Dom Sibley clearly watched that very closely because two balls later he does the same to end an expensive Simon Harmer over.
He is 47 not out and Pope has 19.
Somerset v Northamptonshire 250-8
James Sales hits a single and brings up Northants' first batting bonus point... of the season.
Every Division One side now has at least one. Can they eke out another before the end of this innings?
Hampshire 229 v Warwickshire 135-3
Sam Hain and Dan Mousley have quietly seen off the threat of Kyle Abbott and Mohammad Abbas who have gone to lick their wounds in the deep.
James Fuller has taken one end and Liam Dawson's left-arm spin is operating at the other. Hain is on 31 and the deficit is down to double figures.
Worcestershire 264, Sussex 212-5 (59 overs)
They're off.
Image source, PA MediaWorcestershire 264 v Sussex 212-5
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at New Road
The clouds are looking a little full and grey away over to the south-west, towards the Malverns, where the weather here comes from.
The ominous signs are that there might be some rain on the way.
An even bigger clue is that one of the photographers has just appeared back up in the press box.
"Getting cold out there, and it‘s spitting," he said.
In fact...
Essex 314 v Surrey 80-1
We are going to have some more play at the Cloud County Ground.
Doug Bracewell has two deliveries left to complete his pre-rain over.
Ollie Pope is on strike on nine and Dom Sibley has 39, having passed 7,000 first-class runs in this innings.
Tea will be taken at 4.25pm.
Somerset v Northamptonshire 243-8
Now then.
Jack Leach is not reading, he's quite rightly continuing his over. Jordan Buckingham, on debut, quicksteps his way down the track but fails to connect with a flighted delivery allowing James Rew to gather and whip the bails off, quick as a flash.
Top notch stuff. Buckingham slinks off slightly sheepishly.
Ben Sanderson joins James Sales with seven still needed for a batting point.
Somerset v Northamptonshire 243-7
If you're reading, Jack Leach, I'm sorry. Calling it a drop is harsh.
Jordan Buckingham cares not for your international pedigree, he tries to slap the spinner back past him, Leach gets a meaty palm to the ball to deflect it into the air but cannot quite contort to take the rebound.
Derbys 198-3 v Leics 122
Leicestershire are keeping things pretty tight at the moment. The latest Wiaan Mulder over costs him three singles - Wayne Madsen is 39 not out, one more than partner Leus du Plooy.
Seekers of small pleasures as we are, wouldn't it be great if Leicestershire also had a player called Scully?
Notts 249 v Lancashire 214 & 4-0
Fresh from his 5-66 in the first innings, Brett Hutton is opening the bowling for Notts and Luke Wells greets him with a glorious cover drive to get off the mark with a boundary from his second ball.