Four runs to Will Luxton in the third over, driving Lewis Gregory with a flowing blade through the off side.

Adam Lyth picks up a four of his own in the next over, driving Migael Pretorius through cover.

Haseeb Hameed nudges a single to square leg off Sean Hunt and that's just the one run from the fourth over for Notts.

Kent wicketkeeper Chris Benjamin is bravely standing up to Matt Milnes. He whips the bails off but Michael Jones is safely inside his crease.

Three overs gone, two maidens for the home side after Matt Quinn started with six dots.

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Ian Holland is over the wicket and getting some swing away from Nick Gubbins.

A play and a miss with the ball going through to the keeper.

Gubbins survives an appeal for caught behind. Thigh pad?

Holland does stray to leg once in the over though - and Gubbins easily clips the ball fine for four.

Haseeb Hameed pushes a nice drive through extra cover for Notts from Jaydev Unadkat. It doesn't quite have the legs to reach the boundary but Notts' opening pair come through for three.

Unadkat responds well to Ben Slater with a couple of lovely, pacey deliveries outside off that beat the outside edge.

The Indian does then find Slater's edge but it runs away for four down to third man.

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Adam Lyth is off the mark with a clip to leg off Migael Pretorius, who otherwise bowls an off stump line.

Two overs bowled.

Two runs and a leg bye off the Ian Holland over. Nathan Gilchrist will share the new ball and begins with an optimistic appeal for LBW off a leg side ball.

Felix Organ defends a better line from Gilchrist into the off side.

The third ball is driven square on the off side for a couple.

Four runs drilled down the ground.

Plenty of early swing for England's Matt Fisher in his opening over at the Oval. After three dot balls, Asa Tribe pushes a single to point to get the Glamorgan scoreboard moving.

Meanwhile, following last week's husky at Leicester, we have an urban fox on the outfield in Kennington.

He picks up a ball near the covers - unfortunately, it's a white one. Wrong format, Mr Tod.

A slow and steady start for Notts in Hove.

Sean Hunt bowls his first over for Sussex. Both Haseeb Hameed and Ben Slater get off the mark with a single apiece from the second over.

Essex skipper Tom Westley won the toss and decided to have a bat with his side making one change from last week, with Noah Thain coming in for Luc Benkenstein.

The Bears are without New Zealand batter Will Young because of an issue regarding his visa, which the club said is being resolved between his agent and the ECB.

The club said it is confident it will be sorted in time for the last game of the season against Leicestershire at Edgbaston next week.

Just the one run for Lancashire from Matt Milnes' first over as Michael Jones gets off the mark.

Felix Organ will face the first ball of the game, bowled by Leicestershire skipper Ian Holland. Three slips in.

Hampshire's Nick Gubbins is at the other end.

Sussex opening bowler Jaydev Unadkat gets us under way at Hove.

Haseeb Hameed sees off a maiden over first up with a combination of leaves and blocks.

As we have already mentioned, there is plenty of pressure on both these sides this morning.

Asa Tribe and Zain ul-Hassan to open for Glamorgan - with Jack Hope-Bell, who made his first-class debut at the top of the order last week, this time listed to bat at three.

Dan Worrall will take the new ball. He starts with a maiden.

There was a bit of rain in the air here earlier this morning but we're starting on time - with floodlights on.

Here are the openers, Adam Lyth and Will Luxton.

Somerset captain Lewis Gregory to bowl to Lyth.

The title race resumes. Time for action.

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