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Seven overs remain on day two at Chelmsford.

Surrey will be desperate for Ollie Pope and Josh Blake to see them out.

That's a shame.

It's very gloomy at CLS and with 11 overs remaining in the day, that might be that, you know.

Remember yesterday Tom Lammonby and Archie Vaughan were architects of their own destruction, both caught at long leg by Jaydev Undakat from unwisely lofted pull shots.

Ironically that bowler showed how to do it with two sixes for his two scoring shots from number 11 today, but both are batting quite sedately today, wary to not make a similar mistake.

77 the lead they have worked Somerset up to currently.

The light has been poor for a while now and the umpires finally decide the floodlights have taken over a little too much.

The players are coming off at 18:00 BST, with Joe Clarke unbeaten on 131 from 196 balls.

At this stage of the summer that may be that, but let's hope not. We want more of this.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

He's made it look easier than anybody else today but that's not to say that it has been easy.

Sme good players have found it hard going and really struggled to settle, so that's mainly to Clarke's credit that Notts have got a point here and may get some more.

for Ollie Robinsonpublished at 17:59 BST 28 August

17:59 BST 28 August

Durham 330-7 v Glos 137

Sai Kishore gets the full treatment from Ollie Robinson who moves into the 40s with a glorious straight drive back over the spinner's head for six.

Kishore responds well, beating the bat, and it ends up being the only scoring shot of the over.

50 for Lammonbypublished at 17:58 BST 28 August

17:58 BST 28 August

Sussex 250 v Somerset 202 & 118-1

Tom Lammonby continues the great form he showed in the One Day Cup now his right arm niggle is slightly more manageable, a nice sight after all the pain he was battling through in the first stint of Championship cricket.

98 balls for his 53, getting there with four off Jack Carson.

The livestream cameras have done well to spot George Thomas in the crowd, watching his derby, his former team against what will also soon be his former team.

Tom Lammonby has openly said he never wanted to open, but has been forced up there after Archie Vaughan's failures and with Jordan Hermann back in Africa playing for South Africa A.

First batting point for Nottinghamshirepublished at 17:57 BST 28 August

17:57 BST 28 August

Warks v Notts 252-6

This is getting a bit repetitive, but that's lovely from Joe Clarke.

He drives a full ball from Michael Booth straight down the ground for his 21st boundary to go to 126.

Olly Hannon-Dalby is windmilling the arms and readying for a late evening spell.

His first ball draws an edge from Joe Clarke and it flies through where second slip would have been for four. That's the first point for Notts.

Oh dear.

Can't say it's a surprise. It's very gloomy.

67.2 overs possible in the match so far, all of them today.

Archie Vaughan is getting frustrated, Jack Carson bowls a couple of freebies, a low full toss down the legside the latest swept straight to a fielder for 0.

He is five off 31 balls even with a couple of gifts served up by a man he could at some point play Irish cricket with/off spinners fight for one spot, were Archie to take up his Mum's Irish heritage.

Dropped catchpublished at 17:50 BST 28 August

17:50 BST 28 August

Durham 315-7 v Glos 137

Cam Bancroft the guilty man, it is chest high, not particularly fast, no excuse, Kasey Aldridge gets a lifeline.

Bancroft and James Bracey are good mates from having spent a lot of time in and around Perth playing Grade cricket in recent winters too, but the 'keeper struggles to politely hide his frustration there.

Glos have not done much wrong in the field today in fairness but that could be crucial.

To add insult to injury, next over Aldridge pummels Sai Kishore down the ground for six.

Very early change as George Balderson comes on in place of Tom Aspinwall after just two overs.

Might just be a change of ends for him to the Diglis End.

That's a little bit uppish from Joe Clarke but it flies safely through gully for four to take Notts closer to a first batting bouns point.

His old Shropshire teammate Ed Barnard then gets a little extra lift and draws a thick edge from Clarke which clears the slips and runs for four more.

Maybe it's the light, maybe it's the toll of being out there for almost four-and-a-half hours, but some uncharacteristic loose stuff there from the Notts ace.

Rehaan Adavalath gets off the mark at the 14th time of asking with a rather fortunate inside edge off Tom Bailey.

It's all a bit becalmed at Edgbaston as the suspicion grows we could be playing for bonus points. Certainly if tomorrow's forecast is anything to go by.

Liam Patterson-White is off the mark with a drive to deep extra point.

The spinner removes his gloves and helmet and wrings his hand after receiving a blow. The physio runs on with magic spray in hand.

100 up for Somerset + Coles into the attackpublished at 17:41 BST 28 August

17:41 BST 28 August

Sussex 250 v Somerset 202 & 100-1

First sign of left-arm spinner James Coles bowling at the crease today.

He starts with a comfortable single gifted to Tom Lammonby past short leg, but he has been brought on more to take it away from the right-handed Archie Vaughan, just one slip there waiting any mistake.

Also a leg slip in for the quicker, straighter one maybe.