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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.
Yorkshire 482-8 v Glamorgan
Jordan Thompson is out first ball.
James Harris is on a hat-trick.
But that was the last ball of the over, so he will have to wait.
Ben Coad is the new man in to join Dom Bess.
Yorkshire 482-7 v Glamorgan
Yorkshire skipper Shan Masood has finally gone for 192.
It all took him a minute over six hours. 256 balls. 17 fours.
Great effort. His first century for the Tykes, but it falls short of the double century he got last summer for Derbyshire.
Jordan Thompson is next man in . . .
Sussex 262 & 64-1 v Leicestershire 108
Serene progress by the sea for Sussex, who lead by 218.
Tom Clark got a stroke of luck with an inside edge past his stumps for a streaky four off Tom Sciven but followed-up with a meatier punch for another boundary two balls later to move to 24.
Glos 377 v Derbys 62-0
Harry Came tries to force Luke Charlesworth away off the back foot, edging behind.
The ball goes wide to a diving Bracey, pops into the gloves and pops out again.
Northants 250, Warwickshire 16-0 (10 overs)
Warwickshire's latest new opening partnership Kraigg Brathwaite and Rob Yates have made a steady start in their reply to Northamptonshire's 250 all out.
10 overs gone. Brathwaite has made just 5 off 35 balls.
Yates has hit the one boundary.
Painstaking stuff, But, don't forget, the Bears have collapsed badly in their tghree prfevious innings - 161 and 138 against Surrey, and 93 in the One-Day Cup semi-final defeat by Hampshire prior to that.
Glos 377 v Derbys 62-0
Leg spinner Ed Middleton is going to have his first bowling spell as a first-class player.
Tight line with a bit of flight and Harry Came defends.
Just the one run from his first over, fourth ball, tucked away to square leg by Harry Came.
Lancs 51-0 v Middx 194
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentator
"Problems here for Middlesex. They've got to try and make a breakthrough here."
Lancs 51-0 v Middx 194
Keaton Jennings is very compact here, leaving anything even slightly outside the line of off stump.
More runs for Jennings here as he pushes Toby Roland-Jones square on the off side for four.
Jennings drives a single off the third ball and Luke Wells takes Lancashire past 50 with a stylish drive down the ground for four.
Kent 446 v Notts 70-2
... off former Notts youngster Joey Evison. From his first ball. He'll love that.
This was brutal, stepping across to off stump and pulling over deep square into the seats. He follows up with a cut four off the penultimate ball of the over and a three from the last. 13 off the over against his old teammate.
Mullaney has 43 with seven fours and a six. He's not getting his 10,000 steps in today at this rate.
Glos 377 v Derbys 54-0
Luke Charlesworth is into the Gloucester attack now and starts with a maiden.
Harry Came is a little late on a flick to mid-wicket and only just gets the ball past forward short leg for one off Zafar Gohar.
Lancs 39-0 v Middx 194
John Simpson is standing up to Ethan Bamber, who has now bowled three maidens in six overs.
The fifth ball of the latest Toby Roland-Jones over is punched down the ground by Wells for four.
Good start for Lancashire.
Kent 446 v Notts 60-2
Yuzvendra Chahal is into the attack and soon receives the Steven Mullaney treatment.
Crisply driven past long-off for a boundary and absolutely no doubt he needed to take a step out of his crease.
Joe Clarke has been pretty quiet at the other end but shows his class with a nice drive off Michael Hogan and follows up with another of Chahal.
Steep learning curve for the Indian international leggy in unfamiliar conditions in a pretty unfamiliar format.
Glos 377 v Derbys 51-0
Lovely shot from Luis Reece, sweeping Zafar Gohar on the front foot with a big flourish of the bat over mid wicket.
A stylish way to reach the innings 50.
Yorkshire 460-6 v Glamorgan
Bonus-point time over in Cardiff.
So it is a full five batting points for Yorkshire, but only two bowling points for Glamorgan.
All going well so far for the Tykes in their quest to elevate themselves off the bottom of the Division Two table.
In fact, coach Ottis Gibson has set his men a bigger challenge still, to win all their last four games - and get a lot higher up the table, even to the point where they could get enough points to say they would have gone up without that mid-season 48-point penalty.
Lancs 39-0 v Middx 194
Middlesex captain Roland-Jones has brought himself into the attack for the first time, in the 10th over of the innings.
One appeal for LBW is turned down. Pitched outside leg.
Wells drives the last ball through mid off for four.
Sussex 262 & 49-1 v Leicestershire 108
A breakthrough. And a big one. Tom Haines cracked seven fours but top-edges an attempted pull to skipper Lewis Hill and he has to depart in the 30s once more.
He was looking very dangerous. Scott Currie is probably the most relieved of all after that early drop.
There's always another dangerous Tom at Hove though. Alsop joins Clark in the middle. They have a lead of 203 runs.
Glos 377 v Derbys 39-0
Zafar Gohar comes in around the wicket and Harry Came lofts it down the ground.
The ball evades Miles Hammond by a whisker and that's a fortuitous four runs. Came moves on to 30.
Derbys 35-0 v Glos 377
Josh Shaw is getting some shape here but this ball swings in a little too much and drifts past leg.
A slip and a gully in for Shaw now, who pushes the next ball wide of off stump.
Maiden over. The first of the innings.
Kent 446 v Notts 45-2
Steven Mullaney has hit five boundaries in his 28*... I am not sure he has taken a single stride after laying bat on ball for any of them, so good is his timing.
Nathan Gilchrist has conceded five boundaries in his opening six overs, all of them to Mullaney. Only seven runs have come off his other deliveries.
Lancs 29-0 v Middx 194
Three slips in for Ryan Higgins - and Jennings has his first boundary via a deflection through mid wicket.
Higgins is alternating between round and over the wicket but he's not quite in his best rhythm, with three no balls for overstepping so far.
Wells gets successive boundaries off Higgins. One edged past Davies at third slip and the other is clipped wide of mid on.
Four more clipped through the on side.