Day two of nine games in the County Championship
D1: Somerset in charge v Glamorgan, Yates and Hain star for Bears, Haynes hundred for Notts, Crocombe bags hat-trick for Sussex as Essex lose last seven wickets for six runs
D2: Kent in control v Worcs, Northants fight back v Durham, Bracey ton for Glos
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Notts 379-5
Image source, ShutterstockJack Haynes continues his excellent day out at Trent Bridge as he accelerates to 152 off just 169 deliveries.
Nottinghamshire are showing why they won the championship last summer, and why they are top of the table, with this dominant batting display.
Notts 265-5
Grace Ballinger
The Blaze and Manchester Super Giants seamer
Tom Scrivens comes back into the bowling attack for Leicestershire.
Personally, I was surprised it has taken so long to bring him back onto bowl. He typically bowls wicket-to-wicket, and Josh Hull has been inconsistent and allowed Notts to score freely.
However, as I was writing, Jack Haynes hit Scrivens for consecutive boundaries through mid-wicket then through point.
Leics struggling to find an answer here.
Suthar c Brown b Fuller 9 (Hants v Warks 398)
Warwickshire lose their last three wickets for five as Manav Suthar is caught behind down the leg side.
Despite the untidy end Warwickshire will be pleased with that total. They batted in gloomy conditions on the first day and faced the brilliance of Kyle Abbott on the second.
Rob Yates secured his first century of the season with 109 and Sam Hain made 90.
Abbott finished with four wickets having passed 50 for the season and spinner Andrew Neale took three which will interest the Bears Indian international Suthar.
Crawley c Cullen b Finch 54 (Kent 238 & 99-2 v Worcestershire 217)
Zak Crawley bounced out.
Adam Finch digs one in and Crawley, well set on 54, can't resist the pull/hook.
But he's through it slightly early and feathers it through to Henry Cullen.
Crawley doesn't want to look at the umpire.
Somerset 350-6 v Glam 194
A wild lash towards point from Craig Overton off Connor O'Riordan and Somerset have a third batting bonus point. Another 99 in 17.3 overs gets them two more.
Hill c Thomas b Fisher 2 (Surrey v Yorks 59-7 lead by 161)
Great bowling by Matt Fisher as Yorkshire are in danger of failing to match Surrey's first innings total.
George Hill edges an away swinger to Adam Thomas at slip.
5 for 19 against his former county for Fisher
Derby 61-0 v Gloucs 237
Gloucestershire have used four different bowlers but cannot manage to break the opening partnership between Derby's Harry Came and Yousaf Bin Naeem.
Of the four bowlers, Sai Kishore, their Indian overseas, has so far been the most expensive.
Interestingly, in his interview last night, James Bracey revealed the bowling attack was centred around Kishore and the damage he could do in both this and the fourth innings.
Gloucestershire desperately need that plan to come into fruition.
Porter b Crocombe 0 (Essex 177 v Sussex 275)
Image source, ShutterstockHenry Crocombe celebrates a wicket
Take a bow Henry Crocombe.
He polishes off the Essex innings and completes a remarkable collapse by bowling Jamie Porter. As the players rush to congratulate him he makes sure he gets the match ball from the umpire.
After posting a second consecutive hat-trick following his three wicket burst last week against Somerset he has mopped up the remainder to complete a five wicket haul (5-39).
It has been a staggering collapse from Essex who have lost 7- 4 going from 171-3 to 177 all out.
Hurst b Sharma 46 (Middx 247 v Lancs 126-7)
Vicious late swing as Matty Hurst looks to drive in the off stump channel and through it goes, hitting leg stump and sending it cartwheeling towards the wicketkeeper.
Bamber c Brown b Neal 2 (Hants v Warks 396-9)
Warwickshire almost done. Hampshire doing well to prevent Warwickshire adding more.
Ethan Bamber edges a forward defensive to give spinner Andrew Neal a deserved third wicket.
Smith c Brown b Fuller 51 (Hants v Warks 393-8)
Kai Smith can't build on his 50 and edges Ricardo Fuller to be caught behind.
Killeen b Coles 0 (Essex 176-9 v Sussex 275)
This is a staggering collapse and Matt Critchley is watching on from the non striker's end wondering what on earth is happening.
That is now 6-5 in 20 balls and the game has spun on its heel and hurtled towards Sussex.
Revis c Pope b Fisher 3 (Surrey v Yorks 52-6 lead by 163)
Matthew Revis drives at Matt Fisher and is caught at second slip.
Fisher has his fourth wicket of the innings and Pope his fourth catch of the match.
Notts 343-5
Jack Haynes and Liam Patterson-White bring up their 200 partnership in excellent fashion off just 247 balls!
There is an electric ripple of applause around Trent Bridge with the home crowd enjoying the spectacle.
The partnership also breaks a record set over 100 years old of the highest 6th-wicket partnership vs Leicestershire of 201 in 1925.
Essex 175-8 v Sussex 275
Image source, ShutterstockHenry Crocombe has 4-39 and his hat-trick and another from James Coles have reduced Essex from 171-3 to 175-8.
They have lost 5-4 in 12 balls.
Hants v Warks 391-7
Kai Smith runs a single to bring up the fifth half century of his fledgling first class career.
Next ball he's dropped as Nick Gubbins gets two hands to a leading edge at cover but drops it and Andrew Neal misses out on a wicket again.
Snater b Crocombe 0 (Essex 175-8 v Sussex 275)
Image source, ShutterstockAnd he has done it,
Firing in a yorker he cleans up Shane Snater's leg stump.
And not only has he done it but he has done it again, posting back to back hat-tricks in consecutive matches after doing it against Somerset last week.
Bairstow b Fisher 13 (Surrey v Yorks 51-5 lead by 153)
Well I suppose that's a partnership of sorts as Yorkshire add 15 for the fifth wicket.
Johnny Bairstow survives a run out chance but then has his off stump knocked over by Matt Fisher.
Ahkter lbw b Crocombe 0 (Essex 175-7 v Sussex 275)
Two in two for Henry Crocombe and he is on a hat-trick. Shane Snater is the new bat.
Rew c Cooke b Hamza 52 (Somerset 314-6 v Glam 194)
James Rew has made plenty of runs clipping off his legs but he has come a cropper here, tickling one to Chris Cooke behind the stumps.
