Essex beat Lancashire by 46 runs after a brave effort by the Red Rose to score 430 to win
Division One leaders Surrey draw with Notts at The Oval
Middlesex draw with Northants after game ends with scores level
Nick Gubbins and Liam Dawson secure Hampshire draw with Somerset
Sussex teenager James Coles out for 180 in draw with Derbyshire
Leicestershire's Rishi Patel hits fourth century of the season in draw with Glamorgan
Worcestershire draw with Yorkshire after final-day rain at New Road
Glamorgan 403-9 dec v Leicestershire 144-1
That is monstrous.
Michael Neser bangs one in just down the leg side and Rishi Patel has timed his pull absolutely perfectly to register his first six over long leg... and send the ball out of the ground towards the River Taff by the looks of things.
Patel moves onto 80.
New balls please... it's that time of year, after all.
Lancs 145 & 188-3 v Essex 282 & 292-8 dec
Near thing for Josh Bohannon.
After clipping a Matt Critchley full toss for four, he goes for an expansive drive and the ball just eludes the grasp of first slip as it flies away for another boundary.
Bohannon is 64 not out, with Rob Jones on 10. The target is 430.
Sussex 402 & 384-9 dec v Derbys 407
Coles goes big again but this lofted drive is picked up by Haider Ali, running to long on.
A magnificent 180 for the 19-year-old.
And with that wicket, Sussex declare.
Derbyshire need 380.
Image source, Getty ImagesMiddlesex 277 & 84-3 v Northants 219 & 380 - target 323
Image source, Rex FeaturesKeogh makes the breakthrough.
Full, flighted and drifting into Holden - hitting leg stump.
John Simpson will bat next.
Middlesex 277 & 83-2 v Northants 219 & 380 - target 323
Another fine delivery from Sanderson, who beats Holden outside off as the batter goes forward to defend.
Still a bit for the bowlers to work with in this pitch.
Sussex 402 & 379-8 v Derbys 407 - lead by 374
Coles is really moving into top gear.
He launches Thomson over long off for six runs - and hits successive fours off the spinner, one sweep and one lofted revers sweep over the keeper's head.
The 50 partnership for the 9th wicket comes in just 42 balls.
Glamorgan 403-9 dec v Leicestershire 136-1
After putting on an unbroken century stand for this second wicket the 32-year-old has now reached a first class half-century for the 18th time.
Two big sixes and five fours in his innings, the last of which was carved away off Zain ul-Hassan to the rope.
Hill's 91st ball faced, the previous 12 of them he was stuck on 49.
Batting bonus points are edging closer.
Surrey 355 & 322-9 v Notts 399
A moment's controversy as Notts claim a catch and the umpires say no.
A few words are exchanged before play continues and Jamie Overton launches Brett Hutton for six over mid-wicket.
Surrey's lead is now 278.
Sussex 402 & 363-8 v Derbys - lead by 364
Conners bowls a leg side half volley and that ball is swung over mid wicket by Coles for six.
The innings 350 comes in the 89th over.
A silly mid on, silly mid off and a slip are in position.
Coles lofts a drive down the ground for four more, takes a single - and then Shipley gets another four driving so straight down the ground that the umpire has to leap out of the way.
Somerset 500 v Hampshire 330 & 103-5
Doesn't mean much. The five in the wicket column means more, certainly, but Ben Brown in particular has played with good intent since lunch for his 30 and the visitors are now 67 runs away from avoiding an innings defeat, which is the bare minimum they will want from today.
Middlesex 277 & 82-2 v Northants 219 & 380 - target 323
Can Sanderson get another one for Northants?
Tight line, just back of a length to Robson who defends.
A fifth ball bouncer cramps Robson for room and he aborts a pull, dropping the ball down in front of mid-wicket.
Four runs flicked behind square leg off the last ball.
Worcs 242 & 49-2 v Yorkshire 407
... at 14:15 BST.
Say your prayers, Yorkshire fans.
Lancs 125 & 169-3 v Essex 282 & 292-8 dec
Image source, Rex FeaturesThose two quick wickets may have ended any realistic hope Lancashire had of victory.
Then again, maybe not, as Josh Bohannon - undaunted - hits two fours off Simon Harmer before adding a single to go to 50 off 55 balls.
Another 261 needed off 59 overs.
Sussex 402 & 339-8 v Derbys 407 - lead by 334
Conners bowls to Shipley, oversteps and a leg side half tracker is swung over mid wicket by Shipley for six!
The Sussex number ten gets four more runs, driving down the ground.
Lancs 145 & 155-3 v Essex 282 & 292-8 dec
Was that Matt Critchley's googly?
Whatever, it was certainly too good for Dane Vilas, who was caught in about four minds.
So, it's a pair for the Lancashire batter - but not the first one in the current round of Championship matches.
Surrey 355 & 309-9 v Notts 399
Two in three balls for Notts.
Sean Abbott edges to Calvin Harrison, who removed Tom Lawes in the previous over, and Brett Hutton has his fourth victim of the innings.
Surrey 265 ahead as number 11 Dan Worrall walks out.
Middlesex 277 & 77-2 v Northants 219 & 380 - target 323
Max Holden drives Keogh just past mid off for four runs - and that's the 50 partnership with Robson, coming in 91 balls.
Conditions easing somewhat for the Middlesex batters after a tough session this morning.
Surrey 355 & 309-8 v Notts 399
Maybe a Surrey declaration won't be needed.
Tom Lawes tries to drive spinner Calvin Harrison, gets an edge and the ball ricochets to Matthew Montgomery at slip via the gloves of keeper Tom Moores.
Lawes faced 118 balls and hit five fours in his maiden first-class fifty.
Sussex 402 & 326-8 v Derbys 407 - lead by 321
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
That's a really fine innings from James Coles.
Sussex 402 & 326-8 v Derbys 407 - lead by 321
Alex Thomson will continue from the Sea End, bowling to Coles.
Coles gets two sweeping to backward square to move to 149.
There it is! Swung to the leg side for a single.
252 balls and 20 fours.