Good shot by Asa Tribe, who gets on top of the bounce to square cut Sean Hunt for four. There are another eight overs to be bowled today.

for Benjaminpublished at 18:14 BST 13 June

18:14 BST 13 June

Lancs 87 v Kent 178 & 272-6

Chris Benjamin, that is absolutely massive.

He launches Harry Singh straight down the ground and over the sightscreen for six.

Benjamin sweeps for another two through square leg and then cuts away for one behind square on the offside.

That's now 70 from 60 balls for Benjamin.

Sheridon Gumbs and Rishi Patel are striding out to the middle after Essex have enforced the follow on.

No need for the Essex bowlers to warm up as they barely had a chance to cool down.

There are 13 overs left in the day.

Mohammad Ali comes on to bowl his first over of the second innings on debut for Notts.

But his second ball is too short and Josh Thomas is onto it quickly to pull away for four.

It's been a pretty good day at the office so far for Somerset, who now lead by 154.

250 up for Worcestershirepublished at 18:09 BST 13 June

18:09 BST 13 June

Worcs 250-8 v Middx 339

Tom Taylor pulls Tom Helm onto the leg side for four to secure a batting point for Worcestershire.

That looked a long way off when Worcestershire were 80-5. It's been a good fightback led by Matthew Waite and continued by the lower order.

They're just 87 behind now.

250 up for Kentpublished at 18:06 BST 13 June

18:06 BST 13 June

Lancs 87 v Kent 178 & 254-6

Keith Dudgeon took an impressive six wickets to help Kent bowl Lancashire out for 87 and now he's playing a few nice shots with the bat.

Harry Singh has come into the attack to bowl some spin for the home side and Dudgeon cuts him away for four before picking up another two with a nudge through mid-wicket.

Kent may have regrets that they didn't produce this display in their first innings to gain at least one bonus batting point.

But they move past 250 in their second innings and stretch their lead to 345 with four wickets still in hand.

Feels like a long, long way back for Lancashire.

50 for Barnardpublished at 18:01 BST 13 June

18:01 BST 13 June

Warwickshire 196-6 v Yorkshire 469

A single from Ed Barnard completes a patient half century shortly after he and Manav Suthar recorded a 50 partnership for the seventh wicket.

It's the second time the Warwickshire captain has reached that landmark against Yorkshire this season having done so in their victory at Edgbaston last month.

50 for Chris Benjaminpublished at 18:01 BST 13 June

18:01 BST 13 June

Lancs 87 v Kent 178 & 246-6

Chris Benjamin guides it down to third man from Tom Aspinwall for two and that takes him to his half-century.

Benjamin reaches 50 from just 46 balls. A fine knock so far and no hanging about from the Kent number six bat.

So, 12 overs to survive for Glamorgan, who must be feeling a little demoralised following the James Coles run spree for Sussex.

Jaydev Unadkat will open the bowling - but remember that Henry Crocombe has been taken out of the game to join the England Test squad as cover for Ollie Robinson (sore knee).

Chris Benjamin with the up and over for four behind square on the offside from Tom Apsinwall before taking a single into the legside.

And in fairly quick time, Benjamin is just three away from 50 now.

He has 47 from 42 balls.

Big six from Nick Kelly into the scaffolding and underneath the seats in the stands behind the bowlers head moves him to 77.

A new ball is going to be needed as nobody seems to be able to find the old one.

Derbyshire still under severe pressure at the Riverside as Harry Came turns Duanne Olivier away for four runs.

Kasey Aldridge took five wickets in their first innings and has has conceded just seven runs from his six overs so far in this one.

The Blaze remain top of the group table after an exciting five-wicket win over Surrey at Beckenham.

Chasing a target of 253, Georgia Elwiss made 96 off 102 balls but Prisha Thanawala's unbeaten 30 helped guide them to 253-5 with 10 balls to spare.

Warwickshire have achieved their fifth win, beating Lancashire by 20 runs at Edgbaston after Meg Austin (117) and Katie George (127 off 97 balls) led them to 314-7.

On an excellent batting surface, Eve Jones made 113 off 115 balls for the visitors but they were all out for 294 off the final ball of their innings.

Hampshire and Durham were the earlier winners.

It's been an eventful game at Scarborough but it's going through a quiet period.

Warwickshire have steadied the ship with Manav Suthar and Ed Barnard taking 14 overs to add 48.

They're still 126 away from avoiding the follow on.

Jordan Hermann loves a straight drive.

This time it's Fergus O'Neill who serves up a half-volley and Hermann, again, makes no mistake.

An almost identical four to the one a few moments ago for the South African.

He then picks up three more through the covers.

Textbook stuff from Jordan Hermann who, after scoring a century in the first innings, gets his first boundary of the second.

Hermann punches straight down the ground from Brett Hutton to give the half-volley the full treatment.

Hermann then takes a quick single to mid-on to move on to eight.

The torture is over for Glamorgan as Mason Crane has Jaydev Unadkat leg before sweeping.

Every Glamorgan player approaches James Coles to shake his hand as he prepares to walk off with 224 not out to his name - a 226-ball innings containing 11 sixes and 22 fours.

It's the highest score in Division One this season, beating Dan Lawrence's 218 for Surrey against Hampshire. "I wonder whether we're looking at someone potentially outstanding here," said BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms.

The home side lead by 366.