Derbyshire have dismissed Yorkshire batter Dawid Malan for 106 and Dom Bess went soon after but the visitors are still 219 ahead at Chesterfield on 330-7.

Alex Lees is leading Durham's reply against Glamorgan. The opener is on 49 in their 80-2, but they're still 310 behind.

Worcestershire have just lost their first wicket at Hove. New Zealand paceman Henry Shipley got Gareth Roderick for 30 and the Pears are 52-1 after Sussex made 348.

Ollie Price is fighting a bit of a lone battle for Gloucestershire against Leicestershire. The number three is unbeaten on 60 but his side are 168-6 and in a spot of bother at Bristol.

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Slow start by Surrey this morning, with Dom Sibley registering just a single until just now, when he clipped Wes Agar off his hips for three.

Arshdeep Singh has been extremely consistent at the other end for Kent - the India seamer conceding just two extras in his five overs so far.

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12:00 BST 12 June 2023

Lancs 197-2 v Hants 142

Phil Salt gets to his first Championship century for Lancashire! In his eighth game for the Red Rose.

It's only his fifth first-class hundred, which seems skinny for his talent, and first since May 2019 - 18 games ago.

132 balls, 14 fours here and he's led his side into a commanding position at Southport.

Essex have reached the 400 landmark, but not in time for that fourth batting bonus point and they'll be wondering just how that happened after starting the day on 360-4.

Four byes in the 110th over, bowled by debutant leg-spinner Shoaib Bashir, were not enough to take them to that target, with Feroze Khushi and Will Buttleman unable to score the eight runs they needed.

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11:52 BST 12 June 2023

Derbyshire 111 v Yorkshire 315-5

Yorkshire and England batter Dawid Malan goes to a fine century off just 130 balls at Chesterfield.

It's an innings that has contained 15 fours and a six and has put the visitors in complete control.

First-class century number 30 for the left-hander.

A fourth batting point secured for the Bears as Michael Burgess takes Dane Patterson for his second boundary.

Only three more overs to go in bonus point time, so that's probably that for both side's extra points.

Ed Barnard and Burgess to try and take the visitors deep into the morning session.

Better late than never... the second day's play is finally under way at Canterbury and it's Tom Latham's first stint at the crease in Surrey colours.

The New Zealand left-hander has come out to join Dom Sibley and plays out two dot balls from Wes Agar, which completes the wicket maiden he began last night.

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This could be a long day for Hampshire’s bowlers. They have to take wickets otherwise the home side are going to have a big lead when Hampshire bat a second time.

Phil Salt who batted very well yesterday (he was dropped in the slips on four) hasn’t been so composed this morning.

He’s played andmissed a few times already outside off stump, mainly to Keith Barker whose been angling the ball across him.

Seven overs remaining for further bonus points to be claimed. Somerset now have two, courtesy of those two early wickets, while Essex will be eyeing a fourth batting point.

But the home side have been somewhat pegged back by Craig Overton and Matt Henry - with the latter reeling off a string of maidens. Feroze Khushi and Simon Harmer have scored six apiece.

Worcestershire have finally bowled Sussex out for 348, Ben Gibbon getting Jack Carson caught behind for an excellent 64. Sussex were 142-6 at one point yesterday, so that's a fine recovery by the hosts at Hove.

Glamorgan have removed Durham nightwatchman Stanley McAlindon to leave them 22-1, replying to Glamorgan's first-innings 390 all out.

Leicestershire are enjoying a good morning so far at Gloucestershire. They've taken another couple of wickets to leave their opponents 118-5 - Chris Wright has both of them.

And Yorkshire's lead is approaching 200 at Chesterfield against Derbyshire. They're 297-5 and leading by 186. Dawid Malan is unbeaten on 88.

Umpires James Middlebrook and Russell Warren have taken a butcher's at the pitch after that earlier downpour and we should be under way at 11.45, assuming there's no further rain.

It was a nice solid day's batting yesterday for Warwickshire after winning the toss.

Sam Hain's 100 led the way and they're back this morning with the chance to bat Notts out of the game.

First task is a fourth batting point and then with 10 more overs to come in bonus point period, the maximum haul isn't out of the question.

But building another solid stand and taking their side over 500 will be the Bears' main focus.