Ben Stokes rocks back and dabs Yuzvendra Chahal out through backward point for a single to take Durham's lead into three figures.

They'll want to double that at least.

If Yorkshire lose this they could end up taking no points from the match.

The scoreboard is showing they are three overs behind the required rate which could cancel out their bowling points.

The tension continues after tea.

Surrey have added three more and are 30 away.

George Hill is so close to finding Josh Blake's outside edge.

Adam Lyth turns the bails around in the irrational hope of getting better luck.

Matt Cole
BBC Radio Kent

Matt Milnes is working up a head of steam.

These aren't the best batting conditions you'd have to say for a side trying to save the game against a Kent seam attack with their tails up.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It would appear Will Rhodes is the first Durham player to be run out twice in a Championship match. That's according to the scorer's computer system.

Things were going nicely when he got himself out in the second innings and it's now sparked a mini collapse.

Durham were 118-1 and are 141-4 at tea. The lead is 83.

Yesterday he was run out by James Sales on one when Alex Lees played a ball to cover. That was a direct hit. Today I am not sure what he was thinking of!

He and Lees had put on 64 for the second wicket when Rhodes played the ball straght to Calvin Harrison at deep gully and set off for a run. By the time he realised the error of his ways and tried to get back to his crease it was too late. He was out for 27.

David Bedingham then fell LBW to Yuzvendra Chahal for five, before Lees was bowled for 80, by Chahal, off the final delivery of the session. They lost 3-23 in the run up to tea and in eight overs.

Yesterday their last seven wickets fell for just 48. Are we going to see a similar collapse today?

Bedingham, who is playing his last game of the season, finishes the Championship campaign with 1,029 runs at 73.

Zafar Gohar gets the evening session up and running and he has Matty Hurst (28) in his sights with Rocky Flintoff the non striker (11).

Worcestershire are off and running in their, you have to say, unlikely chase of 380 to pull of what would be a remarkable win.

There's still a bit in this pitch but, as Kent showed, there are also runs.

Dan Lategan flicks the last ball of the second over off his legs to the fence.

Welcome to the evening session Charlie Allison, who pulls the second ball from James Coles for four through square leg. Another couple of singles bring up three figures.

So we go into the final session of the third day with this remarkable match still in the balance.

Josh Blake has played a classic red ball innings of concentration and determination and goes in on 34 off 139 balls.

Surrey need 33 more and Yorkshire may be glad of the break and the opportunity to re-group as they chase the last three wickets.

Middx look in control of this contest with a session remaining after three wickets in eight balls ripped through the top of the order.

Matty Hurst (28) and Rocky Flintoff (11) will have to bat a significant portion of the final session if they are to give themselves hope on day four.

Naavya Sharma 2-27 has been the pick of the Middx bowlers.

Adrian Harms
BBC Radio Sussex

Sussex are slowly but surely working their way through the Essex batting order, and a win that would go a long way to securing their Division One future.

That being said Essex still smarting from their collapse yesterday are battling hard, although with Michael Pepper hampered by a finger injury and possibly unlikely to bat, they could be a batter short

Much will depend on this pairing of the impressive Charlie Allison and Matt Critchley and certainly Sussex won't be counting their chickens just yet.

Image source, Adrian Harms

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Surrey 150-7 v Yorks - target 185

Josh Blake and Matthew Fisher have added 35 now and Surrey are 35 runs away.

They're progressing at less than three an over but that's fine as time is not an issue.

Yorkshire turn to Matthew Revis in the hope of breaking the partnership.

A much better session from Hampshire who lost just two wickets and one of those was the run out of Jake Lehmann.

Teenage batter Ben Mayes has looked good in making 31 not out.

They still have a long way to go, needing another 160 to make Warwickshire bat again but the home members are seeing some fight from their team.

For the Bears Manav Suthar was the only bowler with a success between lunch and tea but they can afford to be patient.