Division One leaders Surrey win by 10 wickets after bowling out Kent for 141
Somerset beat Middlesex by an innings and 13 runs at Lord's
Hampshire's Liam Dawson takes 6-61 in their innings win against Northants
Alastair Cook makes second 50 of the game for Essex against Nottinghamshire
Worcestershire beat Leicestershire after being all out for 83 in first innings
Durham's Michael Jones hits unbeaten 121 as Gloucestershire are set 426 target
Marnus Labuschagne and Kiran Carlson score hundreds for Glamorgan
Sussex 481 v Glamorgan 123 & 175-3
That is a glorious cricket shot!
Marnus Labuschagne dances down the wicket and launches Jack Carson over long-on for a maximum.
He did it earlier in the over, but only managed four. This one goes all the way.
It brings up the 50 partnership between Labuschagne and Kiran Carlson.
Surrey 13-0 - target 58
After a maiden over from Grant Stewart, Rory Burns glances a single off Wes Agar who follows up with a no-ball to Dom Sibley.
Just 45 more runs required from the 1,029 balls remaining in this one.
You'd make them favourites.
Notts 402-7 v Essex 298
Another chance goes begging at Trent Bridge as Dan Lawrence drops Brett Hutton - who has yet to score - off Simon Harmer. Notts lead by 104.
Middlesex 175 & 116-3 v Somerset 404
Don't worry about people dropping catches when you can do this!
Peter Siddle produces his second beauty of the day and Middlesex are three down.
Coming round the wicket to Mark Stoneman, he gets one to jag back in sharply from the Pavilion End and it strikes the off-pole.
Two this morning for the veteran Aussie and three for the innings.
Notts 401-7 v Essex 298
Image source, Rex FeaturesCalvin Harrison puts Doug Bracewell away through square leg as the Notts total passes 400.
The final ball of the over is is undoing, though, as Bracewell fires the ball through a large gap and leaves the stumps in disarray.
Surrey 10-0 - target 58
Rory Burns finds the rope with a clip through midwicket from the first ball of the innings from Wes Agar.
He adds a two from the third ball and drives another boundary to the deep extra cover fence.
10 off the over. They might be able to have a liquid lunch at this rate.
Worcs 86-3 - target 271
A single for Adam Hose off Tom Scriven brings up a 50 partnership with Gareth Roderick for Worcestershire.
In the context of what happened on the first two days at New Road, this is a very important stand for the home side.
Sussex 481 v Glamorgan 123 & 155-3
With those five slips in for Ollie Robinson, there are plenty of gaps and Kiran Carlson gets full reward for a handsome drive to bring up his team's 150.
He and Labuschagne are enjoying a good tussle against the combination of Robinson's seam and Jack Carson's spin.
Hampshire 367 v Northamptonshire 56 & 91-4
Ricardo Vasconcelos has come in to face Liam Dawson, looking very uncomfortable. He's got down on one knee to try to sweep the spinner to the leg side but missed the ball which clatters into middle and off.
Saif Zaib, their first innings top scorer, is the new Northants batter.
Notts 395-6 v Essex 298
Matthew Montgomery clips Doug Bracewell to short mid-wicket, but Simon Harmer can't hold onto the catch.
It's the third let-off in this innings for Montgomery, who rubs salt into Harmer's wound by edging him past slip for four at the start of the next over to move to 160 not out.
Worcs 81-3 - target 271
Adam Hose leg glances Will Davis for four and drives Wiaan Mulder through the covers in the next over. He advances to 24 not out and a positive approach seems to be paying off at the moment.
Surrey 362 v Kent 278 & 141
Image source, Rex FeaturesTom Lawes finishes with a career-best 5-22 off nine overs.
Jordan Clark recorded figures of 3-36 with Sean Abbott claiming 2-17.
30 of Kent's 141 were extras and only Zak Crawley and Tawanda Muyeye passed 20.
How long will Surrey need to polish these off then?
Middlesex 175 & 116-2 v Somerset 404
Mark Stoneman has a life.
He has been living dangerously with edges dropping just short, but this time he drives loosely at a wide one off Lewis Gregory.
It travels quickly and low to George Bartlett at point, who cannot cling on. It was a hard chance and it would have been a super catch.
Notts 388-6 v Essex 298
For a player with a highest first-class score of 37 not out, Calvin Harrison is looking good at Trent Bridge.
He uses his feet before whipping Simon Harmer away to mid-wicket and then rocks back to sqauer cut for another boundary.
All of a sudden he has 26 from 27 balls.
Surrey 362 v Kent 278 & 141
Jordan Clark demolishes Michael Hogan's timbers, removing middle stump from the ground, and Kent are all-out with a lead of just 57.
From 78-1 in the 20th over to 141 all-out in the 38th.
Worcs 67-3 - target 271
Worcestershire will be reasonably pleased with how things have gone so far this morning. Only one wicket lost and they are gradually eating away at their target.
Just a single for Adam Hose from the latest Wiaan Mulder over. He has 14 and Gareth Roderick is 22 not out.
Notts 371-6 v Essex 298
Calvin Harrison shows Jamie Porter the maker's name as he drives fluently through the covers for four runs. The boundary takes him into double figures and he then leg glances for another. The Notts lead is 77.
Sussex 481 v Glamorgan 123 & 144-3
Ollie Robinson certainly has the confidence of Sussex captain Cheteshwar Pujara as he is bowling to five slips and a short leg.
That should mean there are a few gaps in front of square, though!
Sussex 481 v Glamorgan 123 & 140-3
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
A perfect day’s weather and international cricketers going hard at it at Hove, with England quick Ollie Robinson charging in down the slope and Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne trying to rescue the visitors.
Spinner Jack Carson made the day’s first breakthroughs with a superb stumping from Oli Carter to get rid of debutant Zain Ul Hassan after a mature knock of 43, just lifting his back heel as he went for a slog-sweep.
Sam Northeast fell lbw first ball as Carson turned one just enough, and the young Northern Irishman then had Robinson come on at the other end to ramp up the pressure.
Robinson had Kiran Carlson dropped on three by James Coles at slip, but the teenager is still in credit after his maiden ton yesterday.
Meanwhile, Labuschagne is clearly itching to get after Carson, but getting nothing loose to tuck into.
Hampshire 367 v Northamptonshire 56 & 89-3
Sam Whiteman goes, he comes forward to try to drive the spinner but Liam Dawson's pitched it into the rough and gets some turn to come back and remove middle stump from the earth.
An ill-judged shot, given the circumstances, and after building such a good platform.
Ricardo Vasconcelos joins Rob Keogh with the deficit still 222.