Jordan Cox scores 204 in Essex's 401 all out against Leicestershire
Somerset bowl out D1 leaders Notts for 193 to lead by 117 on first innings
James Coles hits 224 not out for Sussex as they build huge lead against Glamorgan
Jonny Bairstow scores 68 in Yorkshire's 469 all out against Warwickshire
Kent paceman Keith Dudgeon takes 6-21 as they bowl out Lancashire for 87
Kasey Aldridge takes 5-19 as Durham enforce follow-on against Derbyshire
McDermott b Dudgeon 23 (Lancs 73-7 v Kent 178)
Lancashire are in real trouble.
Ben McDermott slashes at one outside off from Keith Dudgeon and drags it on to his stumps.
That's a fourth wicket for Kent seamer Dudgeon who now has excellent figures of 4-14 in his 10th over.
Northants 458-8 v Glocs
Liam Guthrie reaches only a second half century of his first class career and a second of the summer.
It comes with two runs after he fends a rising ball from Kristian Clarke to the third man boundary.
He nudges a single with the next ball to reach his career best, eclipsing the 51 against Middlesex in April.
This one has taken 45 balls and has been decorated with eight boundaries.
Davies b White 0 (Warwickshire 6-1 v Yorkshire 469)
Early success for Yorkshire. A out of form Alex Davies plays on while trying to pull out of a shot off Jack White.
Yorkshire's 469 must seem a long way off for Warwickshire.
Durham 357-8 v Derbyshire
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Ben Raine has followed his century at Beckenham in their last Championship match with 50 today.
It's come in 90 balls, with seven fours. And at 52 he's become the top scorer in the match so far.
Earlier he put on 58 for the eighth wicket with Matty Potts, who was out for 36. Raine was dropped by the keeper on 12 yesterday. But today it's been chanceless.
Sussex 208-4 v Glamorgan
James Coles is on the move again, shuffling across his stumps before producing a perfect off-drive for four off Tom Norton. Coles is now 27 not out and John Simpson - who came to the crease when Daniel Hughes was out - has three.
Notts 26-2 v Somerset 310
Somerset go up in unison as Alfie Ogborne sends one down the legside to Joe Clarke.
There is a noise as it goes through to wicketkeeper James Rew but not from the bat and the decision is not out.
And from the following ball, it's down the legside again and flicks off Clarke's pad to run away for four leg-byes.
Ogborne does eventually find Clarke's outside edge but this too runs away for four runs. Clarke is under the cosh but getting away with it.
Durham 354-8 v Derbys
He scored 106 in Durham's previous Championship game against Kent and Ben Raine has now followed it with a 90-ball half-century.
Shoaib Bashir sends down a rank long hop and the left-hander pulls it away for four, exactly what it deserved.
Lancs 70-6 v Kent 178
Joe Moores sends a cover drive towards the boundary off Hasan Mahmud but the outfield is pretty slow at Stanley Park and it holds up. Lancashire still manage to run three.
Ben McDermott then flicks a lovely shot off his legs through mid-wicket and this one does go all the way for four.
Libby c Cracknell b Helm 3 (Worcs 4-1 v Middx 339
Early breakthrough for Middlesex. Tom Helm finds the outside edge of Jake Libby and wicket keeper Joe Cracknell moves to his right to take the catch.
It's a great ball from Helm which forced Libby to play at it.
Livingstone c Benjamin b Mahmud 8 (Lancs 62-6 v Kent 178)
Liam Livingstone's first innings in County Championship cricket for Lancashire in almost five years is pretty short lived.
And it's two on debut for Bangladesh paceman Hasan Mahmud as he gets one to move away off the seam and Livingstone pushes at it and feathers through to Chris Benjamin behind the stumps.
After a low score in the first innings, Kent are now very much on top now.
Hughes lbw Kellaway 72 (Sussex 200-4 v Glamorgan 155)
James Coles walks right across his stumps before flashing Tom Norton away through the covers for four as Sussex reach 200 in the 59th over of their first innings.
But the next over sees the downfall of opener Daniel Hughes, who is lbw to a ball from Ben Kellaway which keeps slightly low.
No doubt there as he was stuck in the crease.
Notts 14-2 v Somerset 310
Alfie Ogborne with a beauty for Somerset and it beats the bat of Joe Clarke, but crucially, it also beats the stumps.
Notts need to stem the flow a little bit here.
Image source, ShutterstockScotland have set Ireland a target of 162 at old Trafford.
The Bryces - Kathryn and Sarah - did the bulk of the scoring in their 161-5, sharing a stand of 106 for the third wicket.
Sarah fell for 49 and Kathryn made 60 off just 39 balls, with Ava Canning taking 3-27 for Ireland.
Live coverage of that game here.
Ali b Barnard 27 (Yorkshire 469 v Warwickshire)
Image source, SWPixThe Yorkshire fun ends as Hasan Ali goes for a wild shot and is comprehensively bowled by Ed Barnard.
The home side added 83 runs in 14.4 overs this morning for the loss of their last four wickets.
Barnard, Manav Suthar and Ethan Bamber all took their third wickets of the innings making Bamber the first division's top wicket taker so far this season.
Lancs 60-5 v Kent 178
An expensive over for Hasan Mahmud as he strikes the thigh pad of Liam Livingstone but it runs away for four leg-byes to fine leg.
12 from the over for Lancashire.
Lancs 56-5 v Kent 178
Liam Livingstone is batting how Liam Livingstone bats.
He goes hard again at Hasan Mahmud and gets lucky again.
This time it's a thick top edge and it flies over the slip cordon and away for four.
Sussex 190-3 v Glamorgan 155
"Daniel Hughes is starting to move through the gears," says BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms as the left-handed opener sweeps spinner Ben Kellaway for the 10th four of his innings.
Hughes is 72 not out, with James Coles - who hasn't seen all that much of the strike of late - on 16.
Just three more runs need for a 50 partnership.
Lancs 52-5 v Kent 178
Liam Livingstone is off the mark for Lancashire in slightly fortuitous fashion as he moves down the track towards Hasan Mahmud and tries to drive through the offside but instead edges past the slips for four.
And with that, the hosts move past 50.
Slater lbw b Gregory 1 (Notts 9-2 v Somerset 310)
Both Nottinghamshire openers are gone!
Lewis Gregory gets it to arc back in and whack Ben Slater on the pads, halfway up, bang in front.
Great start with the ball for Somerset and a second wicket for Gregory.
Northants 443-8 v Glocs
Stand and deliver stuff from Liam Guthrie who clobbers consecutive Will Williams deliveries for four.
He is up to 40 from 36 runs and while Northants are not going to get a fifth batting point now these are valuable runs.