Nine games in round 12 of the County Championship
Somerset bowl out Leicestershire for157 but decide not to make them follow-on
Ed Barnard takes 5-13 as Warwickshire beat Glamorgan by an innings and 257 runs
Spinner Matt Critchley takes 5-85 for Essex against Yorkshire
Jake Lehmann hits century for Hampshire against second-placed Notts
England's Brydon Carse takes 5-72 for Durham against Middlesex
Gloucestershire's Will Williams claims 6-24 against former club Lancashire
Durham 252 & 204-2 v Middlesex 203
The players are off for bad light with six overs still scheduled to be bowled.
Ben McKinney is on 115 not out and Durham's lead is now 253.
Leics v Somerset 166-3 lead by 372
Three boundaries in the final over of the day from Tom Abell caps another great day to brighten Somerset’s Championship dreams.
Bowled out for 363, they then got to work wirh the ball to whittle Leicestershire out for just 157. Three wickets each for Craig Overton and Jake Ball.
Leicestershire looked shot coming out to bowl again and the visitors got off to another flier, this time an opening stand of 113 as Tom Lammonby made 69 and Josh Thomas 55.
Somerset come back tomorrow with the game at their mercy.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 115-7
Dom Bess floats one up wide of off stump and George Bell reaches out to drive for four.
Bess goes round the wicket and Bell clips behind square leg for one.
Four overs left.
Lancs 134 v Glos 212 & 85-7
He did it with the ball and now Will Williams is frustrating his former club with the bat.
Williams is 11 not not and he and Kamran Dhariwal have kept the Lancashire attack at bay for 11 overs.
Gloucestershire's lead is 163 but they will want it to be significantly bigger than that, even against a home side low on batting confidence.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 110-7
Kuldeep will bowl to Zaman Akhter.
He works a ball away behind square leg for one.
Single to George Bell clipping through mid-wicket.
Akhter lofts a reverse sweep in the air but the ball drops short of keeper-captain Jonny Bairstow running in front of the stumps into the leg side. Another testing over.
Libby lbw Conway 12 (Worcs 200 & 34-3 v Northants 289)
Harry Conway angles one in from wide on the crease and has his third wicket as Jake Libby is adjudged lbw.
Conway has 3-19 from six overs so far and there are another 12 left in the day's play.
The close can't come soon enough for Worcestershire, who trail by 55.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 108-7
Flight from Dom Bess. George Bell waits and pushes forward into the off side for two.
Bess gets turn down the leg side to keep forward short leg and leg slip interested.
Bell blocks down the ground and Kuldeep Yadav is back at the other end for a final burst from the Howard Stand End.
Derbys 100-1 lead by 181 v Kent
An excellent day for Derbyshire and a dent in Kent’s promotion hopes.
Ben Aitchison took 4-58 as Kent were reduced to 182-9 replying to 300 before a last wicket rally boosted them to 219.
But with a lead of 81, the home side have got through the new ball only one down and will come back for day three with great hopes to bat Kent out of the game.
Matt Montgomery 42 not out and Harry Came unbeaten on 34.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 106-7
Some more turn from Adam Lyth.
A lot in fact - and George Bell misses with a cut shot.
A bit shorter from Lyth and Bell works the ball behind square leg for one.
Seven overs left tonight.
Sussex 393 v Surrey
Jaydev Unadkat gets a boundary away off Mahipal Lomror, hanging back in the crease to chop the spinner past first slip and through deep third.
But he's out in the next over and that's it for the day.
Lightening reflexes from keeper Ben Foakes to complete the stumping off the bowling of Rahul Chahar as Unadkat is out of his crease to block down the ground.
An entertaining day's cricket ends and Surrey will bat first thing tomorrow.
Edavalath c Zaib b Conway 6 (Worcs 200 & 27-2 v Northants 289)
Rehaan Edavalath cannot believe what he has just done and stares at the ground, leaning on his bat, before walking off.
It was a full length ball on his pads from Harry Conway, but the right-hander failed to keep on top of it and picked out Saif Zaib at mid-wicket.
There are still 14 overs to go after this one and Worcestershire are 62 away from clearing the first-innings deficit.
Lammonby c R Patel b A Patel 69 (Leics v Somerset 137-3 lead by 343)
A third wicket to spin and a little rally here from Leicestershire.
Ajaz Patel is left-arm round to the left-handed Tom Lammonby and the angle does the trick as he pokes it to slip from just outside off.
Snater b Bess 10 - Yorkshire 390 v Essex 97-7
Dom Bess strikes again. That's his third.
A swivel pull goes horribly wrong to a ball that keeps low.
Shane Snater has dragged that into his stumps via bat and pad.
Zaman Akhter is in.
Karvelas LBW b Lomror 38 - Sussex 386-9 v Surrey
Surrey are nearly through the Sussex tail as Ari Karvelas departs for a more than handy 38.
He's squared up missing an attempted block from the crease and Mahipal Lomror has his second wicket.
The Sussex number 11 is Jaydev Unadkat.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 97-6
Adam Lyth is going to bowl some occasional off spin - after a marathon spell of 16 overs from Kuldeep Yadav comes to an end.
He beats George Bell on the inside edge with some turn but Bell connects later with a couple of sweeps, for two and one.
Single to Snater on the leg side.
Lategan c sub b Conway 13 (Worcs 200 & 19-1 v Northants 289)
Good ball from Harry Conway leaves Dan Lategan off the pitch and sub keeper Stuart van der Merwe gratefully accepts the chance.
Odd that SVDM is out there are Lewis McManus was fit enough to bat during the Northants first innings despite a sore finger.
Notts 377 v Hampshire 267-7 - Hampshire trail by 110 runs
A good day for Hampshire who started on 12-0 and promptly lost Felix Organ to the first ball of the day from Olly Stone.
Jake Lehmann has been the star of the show, finishing the day on 115 not out, and his partnership with Scott Currie (35 from 143) ensured Hampshire avoided the follow-on and got themselves a batting point.
For Notts, Fraser Sheat took 3-61 and Stone 2-58.
A slightly frustrating day for the hosts but there's still two days to go in this one and they have time to secure what really needs to be a win to stay in the title hunt after Warks' win inside two days over Glamorgan.
Image source, ShutterstockSussex 386-8 v Surrey
Ari Karvelas flicks a no ball ball from Rahul Chahar over the leg side for four and Sussex could be on for 400 here.
He gets a single off the next ball and Sean Hunt is beaten trying to defend outside off.
Tow overs remain here this evening.
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Glamorgan's performance over the last 2 days, has made Pakistan look like 'world beaters' - surely one of the most pathetic performances in the history of the CCC.
Sean, Aldershot
Embarrassing from Glamorgan. Demote them straight into the Minor Counties!
Odin, Cardiff
If Warwickshire miss the title by 5 or 6 points this season, they only have very careless batting to blame. Our first innings performances have been infuriating.
Mike, Birmingham
The win is surely the thing, Mike? But failing to reach 400 in their innings at Cardiff was a bit careless.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 90-6
Shane Snater miscues an attempted cut from the crease off Dom Bess and is saved from LBW by an inside edge.
Kuldeep Yadav is into his 16th over with three fielders around the bat.
George Bell is forward to block and the ball spins past the outside edge pf the bat.
He gets into line to block after that - then goes back and across to push a single through wide mid off.