Postpublished at 16:58 BST 12 June
Nottinghamshire v Somerset 195-4
Another maiden over for Notts, this time from Lyndon James.
The scoring has just slowed up a little in the past 20 minutes for Somerset.
Jordan Cox hits unbeaten 184 for Essex at Leicester after being named in second Test squad
Jordan Hermann scores 106 for Somerset against Division One leaders Notts
Yorkshire's Will Luxton hits 167, his maiden first-class hundred, against Warwickshire
Paceman Jaydev Unadkat takes 4-29 as Sussex bowl out Glamorgan for 155
Saif Zaib and Nathan McSweeney score centuries for Northants against Gloucestershire
Liam Livingstone takes 5-55 as Lancashire dismiss Kent for 178
Ben Ashton, Clive Eakin, Ben Kosky and Paul Grunill
Nottinghamshire v Somerset 195-4
Another maiden over for Notts, this time from Lyndon James.
The scoring has just slowed up a little in the past 20 minutes for Somerset.
Nottinghamshire v Somerset 195-4
Dillon Pennington with a really tight maiden over to Archie Vaughan and he finds the outside edge with the penultimate delivery but it drops short of first slip.
Somerset are just trying to inch closer to the 200 mark.
Durham 203-4 v Derbyshire
First interruption of the day in Chester-le-Street with Graham Clark and Ollie Robinson just three runs short of a 50 partnership.
There are 25 overs left in the day's play - let's hope we won't lose many of them.
Sussex 74-0 v Glamorgan 155
Glamorgan are in danger of this final session running away from them at the moment as Daniel Hughes drives Ryan Hadley for four twice in the space of three deliveries.
The current scoring rate is more than five an over.
Northants 313-4 v Glos
Image source, Getty ImagesHe's needed to be patient, but Nathan McSweeney finally reaches his third century for Northamptonshire, turning Graeme van Buuren for a single.
McSweeney's scored at exactly one run every two balls overall, but he's produced some classy strokes in this innings. Now, can he go on and turn it into a big one?
Sussex 64-0 v Glamorgan 155
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Despite Glamorgan's batting, it's not a 'ball with your name on it' pitch.
Lancashire v Kent 124-5
We've got a brief break in play as the umpires inspect a box of balls. Looks like the original ball has suffered some damage and they're going to change it up.
Leics v Essex 191-3
Jordan Cox has taken a bit of a back seat since tea, with Matt Critchley taking over chief run-scoring duties since his arrival at the crease.
Critchley has been tucking into Rehan Ahmed's bowling, hammering him for six and then straight-driving for a four, with 17 in all coming from the leg-spinner's over.
Sussex 64-0 v Glamorgan 155
Here comes Ryan Hadley for his first bowl of the innings.
The Australian finds the edge of Tom Haines' bat but the ball flies down to third man for four.
Lancashire v Kent 123-5
Ekansh Singh plays a lovely straight drive to send it back down the ground past Jimmy Anderson for his first boundary of the innings.
Kent are going to need a fair few more of those to recover this.
Nottinghamshire v Somerset 189-4
Jordan Hermann almost goes in what would have been disappointing fashion given how well he's batted for 84 up until now.
Hermann tries to pull a short one from Mohammad Ali but completely mistimes it.
It loops up and agonisingly over the outstretched arm of Jack Haynes at mid-wicket and Hermann can pick up a single.
Durham 200-4 v Derbys
Ollie Robinson reaches for a wide one from Ben Aitchison and drives through the covers, but is kept to a single by the fielder in the deep. It's enough to take Durham's total to 200, though.
Sussex 57-0 v Glamorgan 155
Image source, ShutterstockFar too wide from Zain ul Hassan and Daniel Hughes cover drives again for four. Hughes is 22 not out and Tom Haines has 31.
"Sussex are going along far too comfortably for Glamorgan's liking," says BBC Radio Wales Sport's Nick Webb.
Cracknell c Roderick b Finch 0 (Middx 199-5 v Worcs)
Bang Bang! Adam Finch strikes in consecutive balls as Joe Cracknell nudges his first delivery to be caught behind.
Eathan Bosch offers no stroke to the hat-trick ball and it doesn't miss the stumps by much.
Nottinghamshire v Somerset 187-4
It has taken him 19 balls, but finally Archie Vaughan is off the mark for Somerset as he nudges one into the offside from the final ball of Liam Patterson-White's over to pick up a single and retain the strike.
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Nottinghamshire v Somerset 186-4
Jordan Hermann might just have a century in his sights now as he plays a nice off-drive from Liam Patterson-White and it flies for four.
He then picks up another single to move onto 83*. Just another 17 needed for Hermann for the ton.
Zaib c Bancroft b Ahmed 142 (Northants 302-4 v Glos)
All good things come to an end - and this has been a very good innings by Saif Zaib.
But the left-hander is trudging back to the dressing-room now after slashing Daz Ahmed to a wide slip, where Cameron Bancroft pouches it gratefully.
The partnership of 261 with Nathan McSweeney finally ends and now James Sales is at the wicket for Northamptonshire.
Lancashire v Kent 116-5
Kent were ticking along very nicely in the hour before tea but now they have very much reverted back to the scoreboard moving slowly as Lancashire apply pressure.
Two new batters at the crease in Ekansh Singh and Bertie Foreman who have to try and play themselves in.
And more importantly, it's a case of not giving up any more wickets for the visitors for now.
Sussex 51-0 v Glamorgan 155
Glamorgan introduce Zain ul Hassan as first change for the 10th over and lovely drive to extra cover by Daniel Hughes brings the Australian opener four runs.
Ul Hassan overpitches again with the same result as Hughes and Tom Haines post a 50 partnership.