Only one slip in place as Marcus Harris clips Matthew Potts through mid-wicket for the 11th boundary of his innings.

The Australia tour management team will be very happy if he keeps on doing that sort of thing.

Two runs to backward point follow as Gloucestershire's total reaches 200.

What's going on here? We'll leave you to provide your own funny caption.

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England's Matthew Potts is in bowling action at Bristol. He already has five wickets in the match, but Australia's Marcus Harris picks up a single from the first delivery of a new over. The rest are dot balls to Matt Taylor.

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Stuart Broad - no doubt well chuffed about Nottingham Forest's Premier League survival - will bowl over number two on the final day.

Tom Westley is on strike and eases the England paceman through the covers for four to advance to 76 not out.

No Ollie Robinson for Sussex, remember - he's awaiting that scan on his sore ankle tomorrow - so it's Ari Karvelas who opens the attack with a maiden to Chris Cooke.

All three results remain possible in this intriguing contest at Hove.

It's pretty clear what Durham think their most effective weapon will be as New Zealand spinner Ajaz Patel is handed the ball straight away at Bristol.

One run for Marcus Harris before Matt Taylor - ringed by close fielders - hits the day's first boundary through mid-on.

"Clear blue sky over Trent Bridge," says BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle. "All sorts of possibilities lay ahead of us."

Dane Paterson will bowl the first over for Notts. Tom Westley gets the scoreboard moving with a single and brings up Essex's 200.

As we have already said, only three games remain from the seven that started on Thursday, but we are hopeful of some exciting action and our BBC local radio teams will be providing ball by ball commentary for you as usual.

Choose a match to listen to from the links at the top of the page and we'll provide regular text updates on all three.

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Sir Alastair Cook has a first-ever hundred at Trent Bridge in his sights on the final day against Nottinghamshire.

Cook will resume on 87 not out - his highest score at the ground for either Essex or England - with both counties still hopeful of a positive result.

"He's ticked off a lot of milestones in his career and hopefully he can tick off another one. We'll look to play positively and you never know. There are different ways the game could go," said Essex all-rounder Matt Critchley.

"We are still very much in the game and if we go out tomorrow morning and make a few early breakthroughs we can put them under some pressure and hopefully chase something in the afternoon," Notts batter Matthew Montgomery said.

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Australia batting star Marnus Labuschagne said he was "pretty happy where my game's at" ahead of next month's World Test Championship final against India at The Oval following his 138 on day three against Sussex.

Labuschagne hit four sixes and 16 fours at Hove as he and Kiran Carlson - who is still there on 187 not out - shared a stand of 288.

"(Friday) Afternoon, that spell facing Ollie Robinson, I really felt my game was in a nice space defending and moving into the ball, then there were periods of time where I lost a bit of rhythm and then got back into it," he told BBC Wales Sport.

"I just want to make sure that come that first Test Championship morning that I'm ready for the contest."

The T20 Blast got under way yesterday with a double header at Edgbaston. If you missed the action, here's our report on wins for Birmingham Bears and Lancashire Lightning.

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Opening bat Michael Jones has backed Durham to finish the job on the final day at Bristol and stretch their lead in Division Two ahead of the Championship break until mid-June.

He hit an unbeaten 121 on day three to set up the north-east county's declaration with a 426-run lead, and they need four more wickets for a fourth win in six games.

"I'm told Durham have never won a Championship game on this ground previously, so it's great that we're in this position," said Jones.

"The pitch is deteriorating all the time and I'm really pleased we're the team coming back and trying to take four wickets rather than the one having to bat last."

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Sussex will have to manage without England paceman Ollie Robinson on the final day against Glamorgan at Hove.

They are still in with a chance of victory, with the Welsh county just 141 ahead with five wickets left, but Robinson was unable to bowl after lunch yesterday because of an ankle injury.

"He'll be scanned on Monday to see how bad he is," head coach Paul Farbrace told BBC Radio Sussex.

"We knew it was sore yesterday and that's why we got one spell out of him. It was precautionary really. There was no part in making it worse, and it's walking that makes it sore rather than running."

Division One

Nottinghamshire 442 v Essex 298 & 199-1

Essex lead by 55 with nine wickets standing

Division Two

Gloucestershire 292 & 181-6 v Durham 445 & 272-4 dec

Gloucs need another 245 to win with four wickets standing

Sussex 481 v Glamorgan 123 & 499-5

Glamorgan lead by 141 with five wickets standing

---Sunday's results---

Hampshire 367 v Northamptonshire 56 & 176 (f/o)

Hants won by an innings and 135 runs

Middlesex 175 & 216 (f/o) v Somerset 404

Somerset won by an innings and 13 runs

Surrey 362 & 58-0 v Kent 278 & 141

Surrey won by 10 wickets

Worcestershire 83 & 274-7 v Leicestershire 173 & 180

Worcestershire won by three wickets

"Dry, with sunshine for most, but low cloud developing in the southeast."

There - in a BBC Weather nutshell - is the positive picture for today.

Let's hope we get some sunshine cricket to match at our three grounds.

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Omne trium perfectum - roughly translated, good things come in threes.

Let's hope that statement holds true today as wins for Surrey, Somerset, Hampshire and Worcestershire yesterday have left us with only a triumvirate of County Championship games.

A smattering of England and Australia stars will be out in the middle ahead of international duty next month, so welcome to our coverage.

Play starts at 11:00.