Teenager James Rew scores 221 as Somerset total 500 against Hampshire
Essex captain Tom Westley scores his third century of the season against Lancashire
Opener Rob Yates scores double hundred for Warwickshire against Kent
Lyndon James takes 6-74 for Notts and Will Young hits a debut century against Surrey
Alex Lees scores third hundred in successive Championship innings for Durham
Yorkshire opener Finlay Bean scores third 100 of season in game against Worcestershire at New Road
Derbyshire's George Scrimshaw claims maiden five-for in Sussex's 402 all out at Hove.
Lancs 24-1 v Essex 282
With the overs running out, Essex call up Simon Harmer to try and pinch another wicket before the close.
Josh Bohannon hits his second delivery through the covers for four and moves into double figures.
Durham 375-7 v Glos 316
This is a bright start for Migael Pretorius, who now drives Josh Shaw through extra cover for four.
Carse drives Taylor through mid off for four more at the other end.
The lead is 59.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 216 & 51-2 - trail by 7
Whiteman drives Roland-Jones through cover for two to bring up the innings 50 in 21-2 overs.
Still seven behind.
Somerset 500 v Hants 58-2
The clouds are gathering in Taunton and the umpires have called it a day.
Lots of work for Hampshire to do tomorrow - but this day was all about James Rew, who scored a brilliant career-best 221 for Somerset.
The hosts recovered from 41-1 and 80-5 to post 500, including a century stand for the final wicket between Rew and Shoaib Bashir (44*).
Skipper James Vince dropped Kasey Aldridge on eight, he went on to make 88, and Rew on 82 before he added another 139. Vince will be desperate to make inroads into the total tomorrow.
Durham 363-7 v Glos 316
Three slips. Here we go...
Outside off stump and driven through cover for four by Pretorius!
Ah, come on Durham fans. What were you worried about?
Lancs 14-1 v Essex 282
The pressure is really on the Lancashire batters in these closing overs. Two singles from the latest, bowled by Sam Cook, and there are eight more to come.
Kent 171 & 48-1 v Warwicks 549-7 dec
A no-ball from Henry Brookes and four runs off the bat in the latest over at Canterbury.
Just two more for Joe Denly and Ben Compton to survive.
Yorkshire 407, Worcestershire 15-2
Both Pears openers gone now.
Ben Coad bangs one in and acting skipper Jake Libby turns the ball into the hands of short leg James Wharton.
Azhar Ali is joined by Jack Haynes.
Durham 359-7 v Glos 316
First ball! Matt Taylor is on a hat trick!
Taylor induces the drive from Ben Raine and a thin edge goes through to the Gloucester keeper.
Pretorius will try to survive the next ball...
Surrey 355 v Notts 228-4
Surrey give Will Jacks his first bowl of the day and it pays off immediately as Matthew Montgomery is bowled by the perfect off-break, which spins back between bat and pad.
Tom Moores joins Will Young who is 95 not out.
Durham 359-6 v Glos 316
And Taylor strikes straight away with the new ball!
Lees misses a drive and he's struck on the knee roll in front of off stump.
A magnificent innings is over. So fluent. Just a tiny handful false shots in the whole knock.
Ben Raine is in next.
Durham 359-5 v Glos 316
Taken straight away - and Matt Taylor will bowl to Alex Lees on 195.
Sussex 402 v Derbyshire 212-3
Bad light results in an earlier than scheduled finish at the County ground, with Derbyshire 190 behind.
Sussex only added 26 to their overnight 376-7 as George Scrimshaw took 5-49, the first five-for of his career.
Harry Came went early for the visitors, but Brooke Guest and Wayne Madsen added 81 for the third wicket before Madsen went for 51.
Guest will start day three on 80, with Leus du Plooy on 32.
Somerset 500 v Hants 58-2
The rain-bearing elements have been hovering around Taunton for some time and the covers are on.
That might be it for tonight.
Lancashire 10-1 v Essex 282
Luke Wells was bowled off the inside edge by Jamie Porter in the first over of Lancashire's reply.
Four gone now and 10 more to come. Josh Bohannon has four and Keaton Jennings is on two.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 219 & 45-2 - trail by 13
Higgins is having a great day - with an unbeaten 64 and 2-9 to date.
Gay is happy to leave the bowler outside off stump.
6 overs left tonight.
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Durham 353-5 v Glos 316
Shot! Carse is down the track to Ollie Price, launching the spinner down the ground for a maximum.
That's the Durham 350 in the 78th over.
The new ball is due in a couple of overs and Gloucestershire turn to Chris Dent to bowl.
Surrey 355 v Notts 214-3
Matthew Montgomery is taking his time to settle in at The Oval but he's not going to pass up that scoring chance - Tom Lawes is short and wide and the right-hander cuts for four.
There's another boundary in the next over too as Will Young moves to 86 with a leg glance off Dan Worrall.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 219 & 44-2 - trail by 14
A skittish innings comes to an end as Justin Broad searches for bat on ball against Higgins and fences it to the keeper. Big gap between bat and pad there.
Still 14 behind and the new batter is Sam Whiteman.
Yorkshire 407, Worcestershire 11-1
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Matthew Fisher strikes with the second ball of his second over as he gets one to move off the seam - and Gareth Roderick edges to Fin Bean (it had to be!) at third slip.
Now Pear at the crease is Azhar Ali. The local doom-mongers are predicting more by the close.