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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.
Kent 446 v Notts 37-2
Esteemed football commentator Peter Drury is in the stands at Canterbury watching his beloved Kent trying to wrestle the initiative early in the Notts reply.
I'm sure he'd be able to conjure up a decent description of wily old Michael Hogan who has been bang on the money for his two wickets thus far, 42-years-old and making his 400th career appearance.
Glos 377 v Derbys 30-0
Shaw is mixing lengths against Came, who is moving forward or back comfortably so far.
A hint of sunshine over Nevil Road now as Came misses an attempted glance of a full and legside ball from Shaw.
The last ball nips back in off the seam and Came leaves it outside off.
Northants 250, Warwickshire 1-0
After being kept waiting first by the umpires, then by Rob Yates, Kraigg Brathwaite's first bat for Warwickshire has been kept waiting just a little bit longer by a post-prandial passing shower.
But the hover-cover is now being helped off - and they are now set to restart.
Yates to face Jack White first, as he pinched the strike off the last ball before lunch . . ..
Glos 377 v Derbys 29-0
Reece gets his first four with a pull to fine leg off Josh Shaw.
Four more runs at the other end for Harry Came with a confident lofted drive down the ground.
Came is down the pitch again to Zafar but doesn't quite get enough willow on the ball for runs this time.
Lancs 10-0 v Middx 194
Solid start for the Lancashire opening pair, scoring 10 runs in the first four overs.
There's movement for Ryan Higgins and Ethan Bamber, albeit not as pronounced as we saw on Sunday.
Bamber's third over is a maiden.
Sussex 262 & 30-0 v Leicestershire 108
Scott Currie put Tom Haines down in the slips in single figures, getting two hands to the ball to his right but failing to hold on.
Haines is making him pay with a couple of glorious flourishes to the rope for four off Matt Salisbury.
The lead is 184. That would be more than enough if Leicestershire repeat their batting performance of this morning.
Glos 377 v Derbys 16-0
Harry Came and Luis Reece are ready to resume the Derbyshire batting.
Spinner Zafar Gohar is into the attack early, no doubt targeting the footmarks outside left-handed Reece's off stump.
The second ball is swept square for a single.
Just the one run from the over. Shaw will continue from the other end.
Kent 446 v Notts 29-2
Haseeb Hameed has an ill-advised nibble at one outside off from Michael Hogan and edges through to keeper Harry Finch.
Hogan has 2-11, Nathan Gilchrist is taking longer to find his rhythm at the other end, with Steven Mullaney sending any loose balls to the fence.
Mullaney is on 18 and is joned by Joe Clarke.
Lancs 8-0 v Middx 194
Wells picks up his first boundary, guiding a short ball from Bamber through to third man.
Still a bit gloomy here at Old Trafford but the rain has abated.
Sussex 262 & 12-0 v Leicestershire 108
Back underway after lunch at Hove where Chris Wright has offered up an additional morsel for Tom Haines to tuck into, flashing a drive through the covers off one well outside off.
His second boundary of the innings. Sussex lead by 166.
Lancs 0-0 v Middx 194
Lancashire captain Keaton Jennings is in the middle with Luke Wells, who will take guard against Ethan Bamber.
Middlesex need early wickets and remember, we saw a few signs of the pitch slowing up this morning.
Canterbury: Kent 446, Nottinghamshire 15-1
Old Trafford: Middlesex 194 v Lancashire
Edgbaston: Northamptonshire 250, Warwickshire 1-0
Division Two
Cardiff: Yorkshire 448-6 v Glamorgan
Bristol: Gloucestershire 377, Derbyshire 16-0
Hove: Sussex 262 & 7-0, Leicestershire 108
Yorkshire 448-6 (107 overs) v Glamorgan
118 in the session at Sophia Gardens for the loss of three wickets.
107 overs gone. Three more to get the two runs needed for a fifth batting point.
Skipper Shan Masood is on 174 - his best for Yorkshire.
Will the Tykes bat on for much longer?
Sussex 262 & 7-0 v Leicestershire 108
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
Image source, Adrian HarmsJust like the weather, Sussex seem set fair this afternoon after a superb first session.
An extraordinary morning at Hove with the visitors collapsing from their overnight 68-2 to 108 all out.
Arri Karvelas was the stand-out bowler taking 4-14, with Rishi Patel the only Leicestershire player to offer any resistance making 48.
This is a used pitch and a lead of 161 for Sussex puts them in the driving seat in a match they must win to maintain their outside chances of promotion.
Yorkshire 446-6 v Glamorgan
Matthew Revis is bowled by Kiran Carlson as his attempt to try reverse sweeping tfhe Glamorgsan off-spinner fails.
His 28 off 46 balls included three fours.
The new man in is Dom Bess to join skipper Shan Masood, who is on 173.
One over after this before lunch.
Yorkshire 442-5 v Glamorgan
Yorkshire press on at Sophia Gardens towards a delayed 1.00 lunch, following the earlier late start.
Skipper Shan Masood has moved on to 171, his first century for Yorkshire, but the Tykes have now lost two wickets.
George Hill's earlier departure for 71 was followed by Jonny Tattersall was caught behind off Andy Gorvin for 6.
But Matthew Revis is going well on 28.
Northants 250, Warwickshire 1-0
One over sent down by Ben Sanderson.
Rob Yates pinches the strike off the last ball.
And off they come again.
Kraigg Brathwaite must now wait for a further 40 minutes to take his first guard at Edgbaston as a Bear.
Glos 377 v Derbys 16-0
Four more runs to Came, neatly deflecting a leg side ball by Shaw through mid wicket.
A muted appeal for lbw next ball but it strikes high up on the pads.
Came blocks out the rest of the over - and that's lunch.
Derbyshire's day so far after removing centurion Ollie Price early this morning and wrapping up the Gloucester innings for under 400.
A career best 6-69 from Anuj Dal.
Glos 377 v Derbys 16-0
Reece is off the mark, not entirely comfortably, as he takes one hand off the bat and turns a Goodman ball through square leg.
Came picks up a single off the third and Reece has his second run, nudging a leg side ball away square.
The last ball brings three runs, tucked away through midwicket and picked up just inside the rope by Middleton.
Time for one more before lunch.
Glos 377 v Derbys 10-0
Lunch is at 12:40 here after a short rain delay this morning.
Josh Shaw appeals for LBW against Came but it's not out.
No problem for height. Seaming into the opener below the knee roll. Just missing leg?
The last ball of the over drifts into leg stump and Came clips it deftly through mid wicket for four.