Warwickshire beat Kent by an innings and 46 runs at Canterbury
Nottinghamshire's Will Young out for 145 against Surrey at The Oval
Skipper Rory Burns registers a pair of noughts for the Division One leaders
Essex bowl out Lancashire for 145 before Dan Lawrence hits 135 off 125 balls
Sam Whiteman scores 114 for Northants against Middlesex
England's Matthew Potts takes 4-55 as Durham beat Gloucestershire
Brooke Guest scores his first 100 of season for Derbyshire against Sussex
Yorkshire's Ben Coad takes 5-33 in Worcestershire's first innings
Glamorgan's Michael Neser scores 176 not out in rain-affected game against Leicestershire
Lancs 145 v Essex 282 & 201-7
Doug Bracewell slams Jack Blatherwick through the covers for four, then pulls the next ball away for a single as Essex's total reaches 200.
Their lead is 337 with six and a bit overs left of day three.
Yorkshire 407, Worcestershire 242 & 11-0
Two overs left at New Road - and Worcestershire's two new opening partners Ben Gibbon and Adam Finch have dug in again.
Splendid effort this from the Pears pair.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 219 & 350-6 - lead by 292
Helm drifts into Keogh's pads and the Northants batter clips the ball away square for four runs.
Keogh picks up two more from Higgins, pulling in front of square and that takes the visitors to 350 in the 113th over.
Sussex 402 & 185-5 v Derbyshire 407
It's proving to be a great week for 19 year olds.
James Coles completes his second first-class hundred off 166 balls with a single off Alex Thomson.
But the off-spinner takes his fourth wicket with his next delivery as Dan Ibrahim is caught behind for 36 after a stand of 113.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 219 & 342-6 - lead by 284
Helm bowls a leg side bumper to Emilio Gay and the bowler has overstepped.
The no ball brings up a 50 partnership with Rob Keogh, coming in 52 balls.
Glamorgan 403-9 v Leicestershire 0-0
Leicestershire openers Rishi Patel and Sol Budinger have seven overs to negotiate in the lengthening shadows at Sophia Gardens.
Timm van der Gugten takes the new ball. Will Michael Neser join him at the other end after his batting heroics?
Lancs 145 v Essex 282 & 187-7
We do hope Dan Lawrence won't run out of partners before he can complete a century.
Will Buttleman's time at the crease is brief - 12 minutes- as he is lbw, trapped in the crease, by spinner Tom Hartley.
Lawrence has 92 as he is joined by Doug Bracewell.
Somerset 500 v Hampshire 330 & 31-1
Kyle Abbott falls, finally. Shoaib Bashir takes a smart catch diving to his left to oust the South African after his maiden fake first class century - 89 not out and 16, with a 10-minute change of innings sandwiched inbetween.
Durham 453 & 52-1 v Glos 316 & 188
Ollie Price is round the wicket to Borthwick, who sweeps for two and the scores are tied.
The third ball is a dot ball.
The fourth is steered away to square leg - and there's the win!
That's the first time Durham have beaten Gloucestershire on this ground - and what an emphatic victory!
Alex Lees led Durham to a big first innings advantage with 195, with solid support form Clark and Carse, who both made half centuries, plus a whirlwind 39 off 29 balls from Migael Pretorius on debut, with seven fours.
Potts ran through the top order with four wickets, all coming in his first four overs with dangerous, late inswing.
Miles Hammond held out for more than 50 overs in an innings of 86 but and had resistance but little support from the other end in terms of runs, bar Matt Taylor, who made 22 in an 8th wicket stand of 62.
But it wasn't enough.
Glamorgan 403-9 dec v Leicestershire
Michael Neser finishes on a career best unbeaten 176 from 202 deliveries as Glamorgan declare.
He hit two sixes and 25 fours.
Jamie McIlroy joined him to guide the hosts to a fourth batting bonus point and they will have five overs at least to try to make a breakthrough before stumps.
Middlesex 277 v Northants 219 & 326-6 - lead by 268
Shot!
Keogh is down the track on bended knee to De Caires, launching the spinner down the ground for a maximum.
Four more singles off the over.
Surrey 355 & 171-4 v Notts 399
With 11 overs of play to go at The Oval, Surrey lose the 'rock' at the top of their order.
It is a big moment for Matthew Montgomery because that is his first County Championship wicket.
It was a loopy delivery and Sibley obligingly hit it to Dane Paterson patrolling the leg-side boundary.
Surrey are 127 ahead as Will Jacks comes out. If Notts can knock another over before the close, they might be fancying their chances - one bowler light (Jake Ball) though they may be.
Durham 453 & 48-1 v Glos 316 & 48-1 - target 52
Just a single off the next Ollie Price over, with jones working the ball away to long on.
Borthwick sweeps a leg side ball from Zafar round the corner for four to take the target down to single figures.
A couple more to Borthwick dabbed away to third man and the last ball is blocked.
Four to win.
Lancs 145 v Essex 282 & 180-6
Dan Lawrence is down the pitch and lofts Tom Hartley over mid-off for four. He is 91 not out with 11 overs of play remaining and Essex lead by 319.
Durham 453 & 40-1 v Glos 316 & 188 - target 52
Borthwick picks up a couple off his first ball with a back foot drive through cover and is then back and across defending against Zafar.
Over.
12 to win.
Kent 171 & 332 v Warwickshire 549-7 dec
Arshdeep Singh holes out to Will Rhodes off Oliver Hannon-Dalby and Kent are 332 all-out.
The final three wickets fell in the space off 11 balls for the addition of one run.
OHD adds 4-59 to his 4-56 in the first innings while Rob Yates registered career-best bowling figures of 2-45 to his career best 228* with the bat. Quite a 48-hours for him.
Bears take 23 points to keep the pressure on at the top of Division Two while Kent add just two, with Middlesex and Northants both currently seeking to close the gap at Merchant Taylors'.
Lancs 145 v Essex 282 & 173-6
Nine wickets in the match now for Tom Bailey as Simon Harmer edges the Lancashire pace bowler to first slip.
Will Buttleman is next to the crease, with Dan Lawrence on 85 not out.
Durham 453 & 38-1 v Glos 316 & 188 - target 52
Lees reverse sweeps Zafar for two runs to move on to 22 - but he's out next ball!
Bowled round his legs trying to paddle it around the corner.
Scott Borthwick is coming in to try and finish off the chase tonight.
It's pretty dark out there so it's not a given that we'll finish this game on day three.
Kent 171 & 331-9 v Warwickshire 549-7 dec
Oh dear. Glenn Maxwell lofts one up to Hamid Qadri who tries to play it into the leg side, only to swipe across the line and end up plumb in front. He's gone after a breezy 38-ball stint to spark wild celebrations. A near-perfect away trip for Warwickshire.
Kent are down to last man Arshdeep Singh, still 47 runs adrift of Bears' mammoth first innings total.
Yorkshire 407, Worcestershire 242 & 0-0
Well this is a first!!!
Pears last pair Adam Finch and Ben Gibbon really have returned to the crease to open the second innings - as dual nightwatchmen.
It's innovative.