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
Naeem c Benjamin b Hasan Mahmud 6 (Derbys 12-1 lead by 93 v Kent)
What target can Kent leave themselves?
Work to do with the ball trailing how by 93 but a first wicket as Yousaf Bin Naeem goes to pull Hasan Mahmud but gets a top edge that loops up to the wicketkeeper.
Glam 69 & 34-1 v Warks 391
You can't bowl at Asa Tribe's pads.
Once again, the Glamorgan opener despatches a wayward delivery, this one from Olly Hannon-Dalby.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 42-4
Dean Elgar drives George Hill through wide mid on for a rare four.
Overpitching on that occasion in an otherwise superb spell.
A single next ball. Luc Benkenstein safely shoulders arms.
The deficit is 348.
Leics v Somerset - 42-0 lead by 248
Steady away here for Somerset as they look to stamp their dominance on this match.
A solid second dig to get the lead over 400 will do it.
Josh Thomas has driven Nathan Gilchrist through cover for four and pulled a short ball by Ben Mike through midwicket.
Tom Lammonby has twice very sweetly taken Gilchrist through the covers and then in the space of five balls, angled a back of a length ball from Ben Mike over the slips cordon and turned a fuller ball to long leg.
Sussex 294-6 v Surrey
A good line with flight and dip from Rahul Chahar and Jack Carson is blocking rom the crease.
He's across to work a ball to leg for one - off the mark to his 10th delivery.
That's 80 bowled. Are Sussex taking the new ball?
Dan Worrall is moving to the Sea End. Yes, new ball taken and Worrall is coming on.
Hammond lbw Balderson 0 (Lancs 134 v Glos 212 & 12-3)
Image source, Getty ImagesYou can't take your eye off events at Old Trafford for a moment.
Three wickets in five balls over for George Balderson as Ed Middleton is superbly caught at third slip by Keaton Jennings, Ollie Price is taken by James Anderson at first slip and Miles Hammond is leg before.
The Gloucestershire lead is 90 and he will be on a hat-trick at the start of his next over.
Regarding Mike in North Tawton [see 4.13 entry], the weather won’t turn. It doesn’t work like that. I’m a meteorologist and there’s a small chance of a shower late afternoon tomorrow in Leicester but otherwise the weather won’t be a factor at all. I’m sure Somerset considered that before making their decision
Joe, Bristol
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 33-4
Batting looks fiendishly hard against this Yorkshire attack.
Dean Elgar plays and misses George Hill, the ball going straight through to captain-keeper Jonny Bairstow.
Definite movement off the pitch for Hill, who has continued his fine form after so nearly bowling Yorkshire to victory at the Oval last week.
Kuldeep will bowl to Luc Benkenstein.
Gloucestershire have begun their second innings at Old Trafford after bowling out Lancashire for 134 - Will Williams taking 6-24.
They are 7-0 and lead by 85.
Northants have lost another wicket at New Road with Ben Sanderson bowled by what may have been Usama Mir's googly.
Harry Conway has now joined Lewis McManus and they are 246-8, a lead of 46.
Leaning b Chahar 11 - Sussex 291-6 v Surrey
Jack Leaning departs 14 balls into his innings, beaten on an attempted forward defensive as the ball canons into off stump.
Spinner Rahul Chahar bows again - and here comes Jack Carson.
Middlesex say they remain hopeful that captain Leus Du Plooy can play again this season, despite a ruling making him a overseas player with immediate effect.
On Saturday, Middlesex announced Du Plooy would leave at the end of the season as he wanted to recommit his international future to South Africa, voiding his current deal with the county.
They believed it would only change his status for next year, but the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) told Middlesex on Monday that Du Plooy's stated intentions reclassify him as an overseas player.
"We'll continue to work with our legal teams and discuss this with the ECB, and hope for a positive resolution which means that Leus can play domestic cricket in England for the rest of the season," said director of cricket Alan Coleman.
You can read the full story here.
Some people have asked for an explanation of the substitute rules in the County Championship. You can find that here - but events at Headingley are still baffling....
Cook is actually in as a replacement for Killeen (designated at the toss), who subsequently comes back in the side as an injury replacement for Porter.
Ed, London
Tear c Worrall b Chahar 89 - Sussex 269-5 v Surrey
Not to be for Charlie Tear but a fine innings even so.
Quite a loose delivery from spinner Rahul Chahar, full and wide of off.
Tear has scythed it to Dan Worrall on the off side as Chahar turns around and literally takes a bow.
Jack Leaning is in.
Critchley LBW b Hill 1 - Yorkshire 390 v Essex 32-4
Wickets in successive overs.
Matt Critchley comes and goes in three balls.
Movement in the air for George Hill and seaming off the pitch.
Critchley misses an attempted leg glance and is struck on the pad in front of middle.
Luc Benkenstein joins Dean Elgar in the middle.
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Why wouldn't Somerset enforce the follow on? If the weather turns, they may well regret it
Mike, North Tawton
Worcs 200 v Northants 237-7
The Northants mini-collapse either side of tea continues as Louis Kimber is caught behind off Matthew Waite for a second-ball duck.
Having lost three wickets without addition, they finally move forwards with a Lewis McManus boundary, sweetly timed through the covers off Tom Taylor.
Allison LBW b Kuldeep 15 - Yorkshire 390 v Essex 31-3
Out next ball.
Beautiful flight and dip from Kuldeep Yadav.
Charlie Allison is barely in front of the crease and on the knee roll in front of middle.
Very out indeed. Matt Critchley to bat next.
Yorkshire 390 v Essex 31-2
Down the track to Kuldeep Yadav and belted down the ground!
Glam 69 & 28-1 v Warks 391
Ethan Bamber is not finding bowling quite as easy this time around.
He overpitches on middle and leg and Glamorgan captain Kiran Carlson flicks it away for four runs.
Sussex 268-4 v Surrey
His fourth score of 50 or more for Sussex this season. He also has two hundreds.
Simpson completes the landmark in 67 balls, going back and across to Rahul Chahar to push the spinner through cover for his sixth four.