Day two of nine games in the County Championship
D1: Surrey need 185 to beat Yorkshire; Somerset in charge v Glamorgan; Yates & Hain star for Bears; Haynes hits 159 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 329-5
Leicestershire take the second new ball with Nottinghamshire cruising on 328-5.
They wanted to get the new ball as quickly as possible, and snuck four overs of Rishi Patel's spin in to limited success (0-23).
Josh Davey is bowling from the Radcliffe Road end, you feel he is most likely to make the breakthrough here at Trent Bridge.
Northants 153-5 v Durham 205
Northants bring up the milestone in the 45th over as James Sales and George Bartlett continue to endanger that Durham first innings.
Both Durham's spinners are operating and are producing economic spells here - Callum Parkinson has 1-14 in his 4th over and Colin Ackermann has sent down three overs for 12 - but without much threat.
The carless loss of the well-set Saif Zaib hasn't triggered a slide.
Durham will hope there is still plenty of time.
Woakes LBW Abbott 21 (Hants v Warks 370-7)
Kyle Abbott strikes again hitting Chris Woakes pads on the knee roll of his pads.
Woakes clearly feels he's unlucky with that decision but Hampshire have 13 balls to get two more wickets for a third bowling point.
Wharton b Nabi 4 (Surrey v Yorks 36-4 lead by 138)
Now Auqib Nabi gets into the act as he bowls the first innings top scorer James Wharton.
17 in the day now.
Walkden c Robson b Sharma 28 (Middx 247 v Lancs 119-6)
Sharp take at second slip by Sam Robson after Naavya Sharma squares up Ben Walkden and finds the leading edge.
Somerset 303-4 v Glam 194
James Rew has crisply turned Timm van der Gugten for a boundary off his legs and that is the second batting bonus points (5pts in total for the match so far).
Luxton c Burns b Lawes 29 (Surrey v Yorks 33-3 lead by 135)
Normal service resumed.
Will Luxton tried to play positively but gets a leading edge and Rory Burns does well to sprint forward from mid-off to take the catch and give Tom Lawes the latest wicket.
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Warwickshire have three batting bonus points so far. Hampshire have managed three for the entire season so far.
Yani, London
Terrible season so far for Surrey. Too many players out on international duty.
Graham, Ramsey
Hants v Warks 364-6
Chris Woakes cover drives for four as we have a game within a game.
Both teams are chasing bonus points in the next four overs the Bears needing 35 more runs and Hampshire wanting three wickets.
Derby 19-0 v Gloucs 237
Derbyshire openers Harry Came and Yousaf Bin Naeem have made a steady start in their reply to Gloucestershire's 237.
That being said, Gloucestershire's seamers have bowled nicely, in particular James Hayes has looked threatening.
On loan from Nottinghamshire, the young seamer appears to be bowling at good pace and getting some good bounce and away swing, and has challenged the outside edge of the right-handed openers.
Somerset 130 v Yorks 125
Yorkshire may be going well against Surrey in red ball but their Women's side are going to take some time to get over a quite staggering collapse against Somerset at Headingley.
With the finish line in sight in their Metro Bank One Day Cup group game against Somerset Women, needing just 10 runs with five wickets in hand and plenty of overs, Yorkshire Women lost.
From 121-5 chasing 131 for the win they lost five wickets for four runs to lose the match by five runs - WW...W/.....W/.4.W being the miserable slide to defeat
Surrey v Yorks 31-2 lead by 133
Will Luxton may be wondering what all the fuss is about as he drives Auqib Nabi through the covers for four to reach 24.
Worryingly for Surrey Matt Fisher, who took two wickets in two balls earlier, is off the field.
Zaib c Aldridge b Parkinson 52 (Northants 134-5 v Durham 205)
Reverse sweep goes wrong.
Callum Parkinson's spin does the job.
Durham's slow bowlers have not caused the havoc the home ones did but Parkinson has now made the breakthrough.
Saif Zaib will be cross. He got is reverse paddle all wrong and it loops off the back edge and drops simply into the hands of Kasey Aldridge at slip.
Shades of Mike Gatting against Allan Border in the World Cup final in 1987 (look that one up kids) - apart from Gat was not left-handed - but like Gatting, he was set. He'd just brought up his 50.
Anyway it proved massive back then, might this dismissal prove equally important?
Kent 238 & 64-1 v Worcestershire 217
Ben Watts
BBC Radio Kent
It's been a topsy-turvy game so far. The first hour, Worcestershire's Dan Letegan and Adam Hose were going beautfilly for an hour but then lost 4-27.
Waite and Taylor both fell after the interval and it's seen a change in momentum in the game.
Crawley and Compton have completed their 50 parntership and right now, after being bowled out for 238 [in their first innings], these are definielry the best batting conditions in the game now.
Worcestershire will be desperate for a wicket.
Essex 153-3 v Sussex 275
Lovely cover drive from Charlie Allison off Tom Haines brings up his half century.
It has taken just 60 balls and contained eight fours - he has batted quite splendidly.
Northants 132-4 trail by 73
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
The Northants spinners had the ball going around corners this morning, as Durham lost their last seven wickets for just 48 runs.
But this afternoon Callum Parkinson and Colin Ackermann have struggled to replicate that and it looks like they are playing on a different pitch now.
Northants were in bother at 62-4, when they lost Ricardo Vasconcelos for 30. He was caught behind off Ben Stokes. But since then they have looked comfortable thanks to a partnership of 70 from Saif Zaib and James Sales. Zaib has 50 and Sales 29.
Bafflingly we haven't seen anything of Kasey Aldridge with the ball today. He got a career-best nine wickets in the win against Gloucestershire last weekend. We haven't seen anything of Will Rhodes either.
Middx 247 v Lancs 104-5
Matty Hurst (40) and Ben Walkden (17) have steadied the Lancs ship but it is still sitting uncomfortably low in the water after Tom Helm removed the top order.
Middx have a 143 run lead.
Hants v Warks 359-6
Warwickshire will be happy at tea despite losing four wickets in the session including Rob Yates for 109 and Sam Hain for 90.
They've got three batting points and have six overs to try to get 41 more for a fourth.
With Manav Suthar in their side the Bears will also be encouraged to see Andrew Neal get turn. He has two wickets and could have had more.
Kyle Abbott bowled a brilliant spell with the new ball taking 2 for 10 but Hampshire are having to use the 39-year-old carefully as he nurses a bruised finger.
Notts 293-5
Nottinghamshire head for tea the happier of the two East-midlands sides, after accumulating a considerable amount of runs for the loss of just Kyle Verreynne in the afternoon session.
Jack Haynes bought up his century in the final over before tea, which also welcomed the 150 partnership between himself and Liam Patterson-White.
After an excellent start to the morning from Ian Holland and Josh Davey, Leicestershire failed to capialise, with expensive spells from Josh Hull (13 overs 1-58) and Rehan Ahmed (6 overs 0-40).
Somerset 288-4 v Glam 194
James Rew (37) and Tom Abell (40) have steered the ship to a first batting bonus point and a second looks theirs for the taking when they return from tea.
Somerset are in complete control of the contest and could well take maximum points (24 points) if they can make 162 runs in the next 30 overs.
