Summary

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  • Six matches across Division One and Division Two

  • England's Zak Crawley is dropped twice but hits 158 as Kent pile up the runs against Notts

  • Middlesex on 131-8 in rain-hit Manchester after Lancs take their first five wickets for just 19

  • Half-centuries for Karun Nair and Emilio Gay but Northants lose four wickets against Bears

  • Division Two promotion chasers Leicestershire bowl out Sussex for 262 at Hove

  • Shan Masood hits a ton as Yorkshire rack up 302-3 after against Glamorgan in Cardiff

  • Ollie Price's century helps as Gloucestershire reach 311-4 against Derbyshire

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Live Reporting

Ged Scott and Ben Pheazey

  1. Kent 75-0 v Notts

    Brett Hutton is on for his second spell and a Compton punch into the off side is brilliantly stopped by Fernando in the covers.

    The last ball is tapped away for a single.

  2. 50 runs

    50 up for Northants in Birmingham

    Northants 50-2 v Warwickshire

    The Northamptonshire 50 comes up with 20 minutes to go until lunch at Edgbaston.

    Emilio Gay looking well set now on 28.

  3. Notts turn to spin

    Kent 74-0 v Notts

    The leggie Calvin Harrison is in the attack, bowling well-flighted deliveries over the wicket.

    Compton has been on 15 for more than 50 deliveries now - and he's got a single with a clip to backward point off the last over to move to 16. It's been a rough hour but he's toughing it out.

  4. 50 runs

    50 for Crawley

    Kent 63-0 v Notts

    Crawley pulls Paterson to the on side for two to move to 49.

    Paterson is round the wicket and Crawley drives through the on side for his 50. Full of fine shots and one or two lucky breaks.

    54 balls, seven fours and one six.

    Make that eight fours as his next ball is lofted just past the bowler for four more.

  5. Double Bears bowling change

    Northants 38-2 (17 overs) v Warwickshire

    Ed Barnard has now replaced Oliver Hannon-Dalby at the City End - but Warwickshire's bowlers remain on top.

    Batting in these slightly murky conditions a bit of a struggle. But Emilio Gay has got his head down and has so far hit three boundaries.

    The lights are not on yet, incidentally.

  6. 6 runs

    Crawley punishes James

    Kent 62-0 v Notts

    Dave Bracegirdle
    BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

    "He got enough on it to send it sailing into the stratosphere."

  7. 6 runs

    Crawley punishes James

    Kent 62-0 v Notts

    Crawley slaps James through the on side for the first six of the innings. Minimal foot movement but sweet timing.

  8. Kent 56-0 v Notts

    Overall, Notts have a good record against Kent with a better win ratio home and away than the hosts - and the attack has bowled well here without reward.

    Crawley gets a single off the first ball of Paterson's over and Compton defends. Just one from the over.

  9. Kent 55-0 v Notts

    James is very full and Crawley clips square for two.

    James is losing his radar a little here, drifting into leg.

    Crawley picks up a single off the third ball - and James bowls a much better line to Compton, as the batter is beaten outside off.

    It's very sunny here - unlike the West of England.

  10. Frustration building for Notts

    Kent 52-0 v Notts

    How many will Crawley get here? He's played some fine strokes and had a bit of luck early on.

    He eases Paterson into the off side for one to move to 36.

    Paterson is targeting the pads, bowling round the wicket to Compton, who jabs the blade down in the nick of time. He's been stuck on 15 for over 30 deliveries here.

    Compton edges the third ball just short of Montgomery at first slip.

  11. Craig Miles comes on to bowl

    Northants 25-2 v Warwickshire

    Craig Miles comes on for his first bowl for Warwickshire in red-ball cricket in 14 months.

    He has made just one first-class appearance this season, when on loan to Durham in June.

    He replaces Chris Rushworth at the Cannon Hill Park End.

  12. Kent 51-0 v Notts

    James is bowling a very full length and Compton is defending on the back foot. Notts have bowled well with little luck here.

    Compton tries to scoop a ball to leg and is hit on the pad but it's not out.

    Maiden over.

  13. Let-off for Crawley as Kent pass 50

    Kent 51-0 v Notts

    Crawley nicks off against Paterson but the ball bounces short of second slip.

    Another nick - and this time the ball goes over second slip for four as Crawley miscues a cover drive. That's the innings 50 in the 15th over.

  14. wicket

    WICKET Alsop c Amin b Scriven 10

    Sussex 80-3 v Leicestershire

    A brilliant catch by Umar Amin to get rid of Tom Alsop.

    Low, diving to his left to get rid of Alsop to a shot that had looked destined for s legside boundary.

    James Coles is the new man in to join Cheteshwar Pujara.

  15. Kent 47-0 v Notts

    James is getting some good shape in the air, moving the ball back into Compton who defends into the on side.

    Just a single from the over - and the flurry of Kent boundaries in the first half hour feels like a distant memory.

    Time for drinks. It's a bit sultry here, you know.

  16. wicket

    WICKET Procter c Hain b Hannon-Dalby 5

    Northants 24-2 v Warwickshire

    Aa second breakthough for the Bears as Northants skipper Luke Procter is caught at second slip of Oliver Hannon-Dalby.

    OHD's 38th Championship scalp of the season as he homes in on 50 for a second year running.

    New man in is experienced India Test player Karun Nair.

  17. Kent 46-0 v Notts

    Crawley clips Paterson for leg for one to move on to 30.

    Paterson bowls a fuller length to Compton, who tries to force the ball through mid wicket. No run.

    Just the one run off the over. Notts keeping a lid on the scoring but no wickets so far.

  18. Kent 45-0 v Notts

    Blazing sunshine and a brown, dry surface at Canterbury.

    This could be a very tough shift for the Notts attack.

    Lyndon James replaces Fernando in the attack and tries to fox Compton with a slower ball, which the opener keeps out.

    He's getting some good movement off the seam, jagging the ball back into the stumps.

    Maiden over.

  19. Kent 45-0 v Notts

    Shot! Crawley plays one of his best shots of the innings as he drives Paterson down the ground for four.

    Big appeal for LBW next ball - not out. Just outside off?

    Crawley is beaten by the next ball and defends for the rest of the over.

  20. dropped catch

    Crawley dropped on 24

    Kent 41-0 v Notts

    Fernando is causing Compton a few problems here as he angles the ball in from outside off and the opener gets away with a leg bye.

    How will Crawley play the extra pace?

    Cries of "catch it" as Crawley (on 24 not out) hits the ball just past Hameed on the off side for a single. A very low and sharp chance missed.