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Six County Championship matches - three in Division One, three in Division Two. All day two.
Kent are finally bowled out for 446 by Nottinghamshire, who slump to 219-8.
Opener Sam Robson makes 86 out of Middlesex's 194 before Lancashire reply on 132-3.
Oliver Hannon-Dalby takes a career-best 7-46 as Warwickshire bowl out Northants for 250.
Durham are promoted back to Division One after a seven-year absence
Leicestershire failure to pick up any batting points confirms Durham's return to top flight.
Foxes bowled out for 108 by Sussex, who do not enforce follow-on and extend lead to 388.
Ollie Price hits 132 as Gloucestershire slump from 326-4 to 377 all out against Derbyshire.
Skipper Shan Masood out for 192 as Yorkshire are bowled out for 500 in Cardiff.
Glos 377 v Derbys 159-1
Luis Reece reverse sweeps Zafar Gohar through backward point for four runs.
A single off the third ball and he's 75 not out. He could be on for his third century of the season here.
Change of bowling now. Dom Goodman is coming in to bowl.
Glos 377 v Derbys 153-1
Luis Reece is down the pitch to Zafar Gohar and blocks.
He gets away with a single on the sweep.
Just the one run from the over.
Three runs off Luke Charlesworth at the other end.
Kent 446 v Notts 169-4
Kent have another. Aron Nijjar has another.
Steven Mullaney has taken a big swing and top-edged behind to the sprinting Daniel Bell-Drummond at backward point.
Joe Clarke and Mullaney have gone in short order and, from a Notts perspectively, completely avoidably. Mullaney had built his season's-best knock off punishing balls in the wrong place.
Nijjar is clearly causing some frustration to build.
Tom Moores is the new man in.
Glos 377 v Derbys 150-1
Four more runs to Brooke Guest, who gets a thick edge off Luke Charlesworth and squirts the ball away wide of slip and down to third man.
Luis Reece strokes four off the same bowler through extra cover.
Reece deflects Charlesworth in front of square on the on side to take the score to 150 in 42.5 overs.
Yorkshire 500, Glamorgan 53-2
They go to tea at Sophia Gardens with Glamorgan having made a hesitant start in pursuit of Yorkshire's daunting first-innings total of 500.
Two wickets have gone down - and there could have been others. But Eddie Byrom (28) and Sam Northeast (9) have survived until the interval.
Back for more in 20 minutes . . .
Lancashire 125-3 v Middx 194
We're going off this time.
Sorry, folks.
Kent 446 v Notts 164-3
Steven Mullaney moves to 82 with a flash outside off at a wide one from Nathan Gilchrist, the ball flashes off an edge to the rope past the vacant third man area.
Gilchrist has 0-52 from a dozen overs.
Lancs 125-3 v Middx 194
A pause in play as the umpires are brandishing the light meters...
We're going to carry on.
A near run out as Luke Wells hits Bamber to square leg and runs.
Superb pick up and throw to the bowler by Josh de Caires, Ethan Bamber takes the ball and throws it between his legs, just missing the timbers.
More light meter readings now...
Lancs 124-3 v Middx
Things are starting to happen for the Middlesex spinners, who have some real grip and turn on this Old Trafford surface.
Josh de Caires bowls full just outside off and Dane Vilas drives through mid off for four.
Kent 446 v Notts 160-3
Matt Montgomery is on strike for the final ball of the wicket-interrupted Aron Nijjar over.
The new man made 92* on this ground in the ODC less than four weeks ago. He's only had one knock inbetween. Can he repeat the feat here with Steven Mullaney set at the other end?
Glos 377 v Derbys 138-1
Brooke Guest is off the mark second ball with a leg glance that just evades a diving James Bracey behind the stumps for four runs.
Luis Reece picks up a couple more runs off Zafar Gohar at the other end.
Glos 377 v Derbys 132-1
Luke Charlesworth strikes with the third ball of the session and it's time Harry Came went.
One ball after a clip to square leg for four, the Derbyshire opener is squared up and pinned in front of all three stumps halfway up.
Brooke Guest is batting at three for the visitors.
Glos 377 v Derbys 128-0
Derbyshire begin the evening session in a strong position and Gloucestershire cannot afford and more reprieves for Harry Came, who could've been out three times in this innings.
Harry Came faces Luke Charlesworth unbeaten on 64.
He's joined by his opening partner Luis Reece, who has 58.
Lancs 119-3 v Middx 194
The first ball from Josh de Caires is a bit loose and hammered through cover for four by Dane Vilas.
No more runs come from an otherwise tidy over.
Ethan Bamber will bowl to Luke Wells next.
Lancs 114-3 v Middx 194
Lancashire are only 80 adrift but Middlesex have a bit of momentum after three wickets in quick succession just before the break.
Dane Vilas has 11 runs and will face Josh de Caires, who took two of those three wickets, Keaton Jennings and Phil Salt.
Luke Wells is unbeaten on 59 at the other end.
Sussex 262 & 123-2 v Leicestershire 108
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
A good session for Sussex, who added 116 against an increasingly weary looking Leicestershire attack
Tom Clark, who has been short of runs this season, is battling away, having taken 125 balls for his 51, but Sussex, who haven’t won since the opening round of County Championship games, won't have a better opportunity to return to winning ways.
They will be hoping that the decision to not enforce the follow-on doesn’t return to haunt them, with some rain forecast over the next couple of days.
Canterbury: Kent 446, Nottinghamshire 160-3
Old Trafford: Middlesex 194, Lancashire 114-3
Edgbaston: Northamptonshire 250, Warwickshire 63-2
Division Two
Cardiff: Yorkshire 448-6 v Glamorgan 31-2 Latest. Tea at 4.00)
Bristol: Gloucestershire 377, Derbyshire 128-0
Hove: Sussex 262 & 123-2, Leicestershire 108
Kent 446 v Notts 160-3
Notts were 145-1 in this session. Dominant stuff. Until that final ball...
Steven Mullaney has settled in nicely for his 78, featuring 10 fours and two sixes, cashing in on the bad balls, but the loss of Clarke after a stand of 131 has given Kent a timely lift, and a bowling bonus point.
Fascinatingly poised final session with Notts still 286 in arrears.
Middlesex 194, Lancashire 114-3
Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire at Old Trafford
A brilliant session of cricket, which started beautifully with the bat for Lancashire and ended with the Middlesex spinners on top and causing problems.
Josh de Caires' first ball at Emirates Old Trafford produced a wicket and he then trapped skipper Keaton Jennings lbw to spark a run of wickets to bring Middlesex back into the game.
It is superbly balanced heading into the evening session, where a first-innings lead for either side could prove crucial.
On the evidence of the first two days, batting last won't be easy.
Kent 446 v Notts 160-2
That is a huge wicket to fall, two balls before tea. Aron Nijjar has a maiden Kent wicket.
Joe Clarke tries an aggressive drive off the left-arm spinner but Jack Leaning is able to take a leaping catch at a widish mid-off.
An early tea will be taken.