Worcestershire's Kashif Ali scores second century of Division One match against Warwickshire
Lancashire and champions Surrey manage 21 balls before play abandoned on day three
No play at Durham, Derbyshire nor Yorkshire on day three
Kent 284 v Somerset 252-5
Another wicket for Kent! Two in two overs, either side of the hosts taking the new ball.
Nathan Gilchrist has his first of the innings as Lewis Goldsworthy mistimes a drive and picks out Joey Evison at cover.
Somerset still trail by 32 as captain Lewis Gregory heads to the middle.
Sussex 215-3 v Northants 371
Rob Keogh is into his 17th over.
He's bowling slow, flighted deliveries to try to tempt James Coles into overhitting.
He connects with a wider sixth ball, sweeping in front of square for a single.
Notts 293 v Essex 253 & 327-8
Adam Rossington squeezes one beyond the dive of Brett Hutton at mid-on.
It creeps over the rope for four. These are more valuable runs for Essex. He then grabs a single off the last ball of Dillon Pennington's over.
We still have 23 overs left today as well.
Sussex 212-3 v Northants 371
This is a change of ends for Finan.
The left arm bowler delivered three overs up the hill for 26 earlier in this innings.
His third ball is a tad short. Haines aims a flashing drive and a tough chance is spilled by keeper McManus diving to his right.
Middlesex 409-4 v Glamorgan 620-3 dec
Roland Butcher
Former Middlesex and England batter on BBC Radio London
Ryan Higgins took full advantage, he timed it well and the ball raced to the boundary.
Middlesex 409-4 v Glamorgan 620-3 dec
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe are in the third session of the third day at Lord's and the number of runs is now at 1,029.
Compared to eight wickets, it is not hard to work out whether bat or ball has been on top!
Notts 293 v Essex 253 & 320-8
Shane Snater has raced to 27 off 28 and he has been joined by Adam Rossington.
The lead is 280, can they carry it past 300?
Image source, Rex FeaturesKent 284 v Somerset 252-4
Six and out for Tom Banton, who was starting to charge.
Banton whacks George Garrett over long-on for six and goes for a booming drive through the covers from the next ball, but edges behind to wicketkeeper Harry Finch.
Highly-rated wicketkeeper-batter James Rew is next in.
Sussex 210-3 v Northants 371
If Northants are going to pick up more wickets in this session, spin is the most likely weapon to succeed on this pitch.
But the fourth ball of Rob Keogh's 16th over is leg side and tapped round the corner for an easy two.
The next couple of balls are tossed right up to Tom Haines, who plays defensively.
Northants turn to Michael Finan to bowl the next over.
Sussex 197-3 v Northants 371
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
There was applause from the Northamptonshire players for Tom Haines which is always nice to see.
He didn't make a hundred last year but he's worked hard on his game this winter and all that hard work has paid off.
Kent 284 v Somerset 244-3
Tom Banton hits a couple of boundaries off a Matt Parkinson over that goes for 12. Somerset's England limited-overs international is 20 not out from 28 balls.
One more over before the new ball is available.
Sussex 208-3 v Northants 371
Ben Sanderson is round the wicket to Tom Haines - who blocks.
The last ball offers a bit of width outside off and Haines drives square with poise and power for four.
Great shot.
Middlesex 408-4 v Glamorgan 620-3 dec
A lovely clip to the midwicket fence off Craig Miles gives Ryan Higgins four runs and move him from 98 to 102.
Lovely batting from the Middlesex number five - his and the team's first century of the summer.
Sussex 203-3 v Northants 371
Rob Keogh is back on and James Coles carefully paddles the off spinner round the corner to take the hosts to 200 in the 54th over.
The next ball is clipped away to backward square for one.
This game is slipping away from Northants and a draw is the most likely result here.
Sussex 197-3 v Northants 371
Great shot from James Coles, seizing on width and cutting Chris Tremain through the off side for four. He moves on to 57.
Tom Haines has his century in the next over, thrashing Ben Sanderson through cover for the elusive single.
The 10th century of his career comes in 151 balls with 15 fours.
Two balls later, Coles blasts Sanderson off the back foot through wide mid off to take the fourth-wicket partnership to 100 off 158 balls.
Notts 293 v Essex 253 & 307-8
Image source, Rex FeaturesMatt Critchley's vigil is brought to an end.
Eight minutes shy of four hours and after 174 balls, he is undone, trying to work the ball square-ish off Brett Hutton.
But he has helped Essex reach a lead of 267.
Yorkshire 72-2 v Leicestershire 354
The weather has won at Headingley, where no play is possible on day three.
They had a couple of potential start times during the afternoon but the rain returned to prevent any action.
Middlesex 394-4 v Glamorgan 620-3 dec
Well batted Jack Davies.
A single brings him the 24-year-old a second first-class 50 of his career. This has come off 121 balls and he has offered valuable support to Ryan Higgins.
Warwks 360 v Worcs 360 & 237-2
It appears our luck in the West Midlands has run out.
Pity as the Pears had been placed in a great position by Kashif Ali's 133 and Jake Libby's unbeaten 75.
Just the one hover cover on the square for now so hopefully just a short delay.
Kent 284 v Somerset 223-3
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
I fancy Kent will be very much looking forward to getting a new Kookaburra ball in their bowlers' hands.
About another five overs to go until they can take it...