Dropped catchpublished at 15:17 BST

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Middx 60-4 v Northants 103

Dropped catch! What an opportunity this is.

Harry Conway is wicket-less so far but he'll wonder how now.

Ryan Higgins attempts to punch down the ground but doesn't time it and the ball comes back to Conway who gets two hands to it but drops at the vital moment.

As caught and bowled chances go, that was a pretty good one. Two balls later, Ben Geddes (32*) crunches a hook shot for four.

Middlesex trail by just 43 now.

Dan Lawrence hits Migael Pretorius for four but then is fortunate as he drives at the next ball which beats the edge on the way into the gloves of James Rew standing up to the stumps.

That was a very close call in the final over before the tea interval.

It remains fairly evenly poised although Somerset may be slightly the happier having taken four wickets including Dom Sibley for 72 and Ollie Pope for 24 while keeping Surrey under 200 in the afternoon session.

Dan Mousley has hit four boundaries in a quickfire 19 off 20 balls to help Warwickshire recover from the loss of Rob Yates early in their reply to Leicestershire's 125.

Seven overs left until tea at Edgbaston.

Worcestershire's first innings comes to an end at New Road as Fateh Singh top edges a pull shot off Martin Andersson and Amit Basra takes a good catch in the deep.

Tom Taylor is left on 39 not out and the Pears are going to need something special from him with the ball now.

Muhammad Abbas claims 5-63 from 17 overs for Derbyshire, with Luis Reece taking 3-34 in the chief supporting role.

They will take tea before the visitors begin their reply.

Dom Bess is into the attack for Yorkshire but he is too short in his first over and Haseeb Hameed punishes him in the off side for four.

Hameed moves into the sixties.

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Nottinghamshire 150-3 v Yorkshire

Jack Haynes picks up a single off the bowling of Matthew Revis and that brings up the 150 for the home side.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

If you're Warwickshire, you take the 10 wickets and feel in good shape, but then you lose an early wicket and it does weigh a little bit heavily on the shoulders.

It's a great opportunity. Winning a Championship is not an opportunity that comes around often.

You've got to make the most of it when you get the chance.

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Glamorgan 202-1 Essex

Luke Hemmings
BBC Sport Wales

Kiran Carlson is well in his groove here at Sophia Gardens. The Glamorgan skipper hits consecutive boundaries to move to 78.

Tribe then takes the Welsh side past 200 runs as he makes it 81 runs from 172 balls.

Jack Carson and Jack Leaning have steadied things somewhat for Sussex since coming together at 124-7 against Hampshire.

They've put on 52 and counting for the eighth wicket.

Terrific shot through extra-cover from Ben Geddes races away to the boundary.

Middlesex are attempting to put some pressure back on to the bowlers here.

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Kent v Glos 160-7

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Khaled Ahmed dismissed Sai Kishore with a bouncer, but it doesn't work against James Bracey, who pulls fiercely for four and reaches 50 off 68 balls.

This is his ninth 50+ score of the season - five of the others were converted into centuries.

Melinda Farrell
Sports broadcaster/journalist on BBC Radio Somerset

Extraordinary dismissal. It almost looked as if he had forgotten leg slip was there.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

It’s a strange old game, cricket. It’s been a really good innings from Sibley and you can see he’s disappointed with that as he marches back towards the pavilion. Would you believe it? Fair play to Somerset, they’ve come up with a plan there that’s worked.

A beautiful delivery from Matthew Revis.

The first ball of his fifth over swings away from Haseeb Hameed (58*), missing the outside of his bat seemingly by inches.

Adam Whitty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

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Leicestershire have, like most teams in the past month, struggled with the bat against Warwickshire.

There's nothing utterly magical about this Warwickshire attack - but goodness are they disciplined, relentless and accurate.

It's a potent force.

Ethan Bamber, Chris Woakes, Olly Hannon-Dalby and Ed Barnard got Leicestershire poking, prodding and miscueing throughout their innings. There's essentially no escape.

The visitors can now only get 19 points from this game - they need 19 points more than Essex to stay up. So they have to win, with three bowling bonus points, and hope Essex lose with no bonus points.

The Foxes are also appealing their points deduction and will bear in mind that they would be eight points clear of Essex had they not lost 27 last week.

Perhaps that will be their thinking now - they need snookers from here on in.

Ben Walkden overpitches and Emilio Gay on-drives for four as Durham pass 200, for the loss of two wickets, in the 51st over against Lancashire at Old Trafford.

Worcestershire have also reached 200 against Derbyshire at New Road - the difference is they have lost nine wickets. Tom Taylor is 37 not out.