Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex commentator

An excellent session for Derbyshire who, after a dreadful morning, have fought their way back into the game.

A wicket with the first ball after lunch set the tone with Tom Haines caught at slip, and that galvanised a Derbyshire side that had looked deflated before the interval

Alex Thomson has picked up three wickets with his off-spin, although both James Coles and Tom Clark - who was just four runs away from a century - rather gave their wickets away, providing catching practice to Leus du Plooy in the deep

Matthew Montgomery is called up for the final over before tea and three singles take the Surrey total to exactly 200.

The Division One leaders have added 130 since lunch, with Will Jacks the only man dismissed, caught behind for 35 from a poor shot.

Ben Foakes and Jordan Clark have added 70 since then and Clark is 47 not out at the interval with his England wicketkeeper partner on 42.

Notts are now two bowlers short with Jake Ball and Brett Hutton both off the field.

Dan Ibrahim plays out a maiden from spinner Alex Thomson and Sussex go into tea three runs short of their first batting point.

A good fightback by Derbyshire in that session after the home side were 150-0 at lunch, picking up four wickets including Tom Clarke for 97 and Tom Haines 86.

Thomson has been the pick of the attack and has 3-47 so far.

Dropped catchpublished at 16:07 British Summer Time 10 July 2023

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Somerset 102-5 v Hampshire

James Vince is currently getting daggers from Kyle Abbott. The skipper puts down a dolly at first slip after Abbott finds the edge of Kasey Aldridge's bat. Right in the breadbasket. That would have been the fiverfer too.

Aldridge remains there on eight. Somerset have limped into three figures.

Acting Notts skipper Haseeb Hameed - Steven Mullaney wasn't fit for this game - is casting around the field to try and find a part-time bowler to weight in with a few overs.

Lyndon James and Calvin Harrison are operating in tandem at the moment, but with Jake Ball and Brett Hutton off the field, Dane Paterson is the only other front-line bowler available.

Just a couple of singles come from the last Roland-Jones over before the break and another tough session of cricket comes to and end.

The scoring rate has been largely the same through both sessions of play with no batter able to capitalise on patient starts so far.

Fantastic bowling from Rojo in particular to remove Keogh and Procter in sucessive overs.

Zaib is the key for Northants now - as he can score quickly when set.

Gloucester picks up another brace of fours with Bracey and Roelofsen both driving through the off side.

We have had the lights on for much of the afternoon here at the Riverside but it's brightening up now.

Roelofsen picks up a single with a slap through point to take the visitors to 250 in the 62nd over.

McManus picks up four with a paddle sweep down to fine leg off De Caires.

Every single run is gold dust now on what will most likely be a low scoring match.

One over left before the break.

This is turning into a very difficult day for Notts.

With Jake Ball already off the field, Brett Hutton cluches his hamstring mid-over and has to join him in the dressing room.

Lyndon James is called up to bowl the final two deliveries of the over.

It almost results in a wicket as he finds the edge of Ben Foakes' bat but it doesn't carry to the keeper.

Beautiful shot by Ben Foakes who waits for the ball from Calvin Harrison to arrive before placing it to the left of mid-off for four.

He moves to 38 not out and Jordan Clark cracks the first ball of the next over, from Brett Hutton, for four to advance to 43.

The umpires will carry out another inspection at 4.30pm.

Just 4.1 overs bowled at Stanley Park today.

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Kent 171 v Warwickshire 58-0

Bears race past 50 with another 13 off an over from Arshdeep Singh with boundaries from both Alex Davies (33) and Rob Yates (24).

The deficit is down to 113.

Sussex are now 235-3 against Derbyshire and Tom Clark and Oli Carter are closing in on a 50 partnership at Hove. Clarks is 88 not out, with 12 fours, and Carter has 21.

Barring any further rain, we are scheduled to finally see some play between Glamorgan and Leicestershire at 4.30pm at Sophia Gardens. The toss will take place in a few minutes time.

Tea is currently being taken at New Road, where Yorkshire are 142-0, in the hope of more play during the final session.

Runs are coming at a worrying rate for Durham this afternoon as Gloucester keep the rate just above four an over.

Ben Raine bowls - and Bracey keeps the pressure on the field with four driven through the off side.

Five singles off Potts at the other end.