50 partnershippublished at 17:55 British Summer Time 18 May

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Lancs 458 & 119-3 v Derbys 314

A single from Luke Wells takes him to 47 and brings up the fifty partnership for the fourth wicket off 72 balls.

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Northants are all out and Glamorgan have a total of 66 to chase.

They will have a short break at Sophia Gardens and Glamorgan will have about 14 overs left in the day.

Brydon Carse steams in for his second over and so nearly makes the breakthrough.

He finds the inside edge of Ben Slater's bat and it misses the timbers by a whisker. Down to the fine leg boundary for four.

A wide and no-ball from an eight-ball over.

100 up for Somersetpublished at 17:51 British Summer Time 18 May

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Somerset 102-4 - target 150

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Lewis Gregory gets a thick edge on it from Nathan McAndrew and it runs down for four.

That takes Somerset past 100 and they're two thirds of the way there to the target now.

Lancashire are picking up the momentum as they look for quick runs and set up a declaration,

No easy feat on a pitch not easy to play your attacking shots.

Luke Wells looks to smack Jack Morley back over his head but doesn't time it and settles for a single. He moves within six of reaching fifty for the second time in the match.

Matty Hurst goes across the stumps and flicks the ball down to fine leg for four. He moves to 30.

The lead climbs to 260. Eight overs remain today.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

He'd been batting really nicely but pushed with firm hands, it took the outside edge and carried.

He will be bitterly disappointed not to see his team over the line.

Sussex have given a good of themselves.

Tom Abell took a fair while to get going in this run chase for Somerset but he's going along nicely now, moving onto 27 from 59 balls.

This has been a vital partnership between Abell and Lewis Gregory for the hosts to stem the flow from Sussex following their three early wickets.

The partnership is now worth 68 runs.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

A really competitive game of cricket.

Kyle Abbott was the major difference, Hampshire did get the better bowling conditions overall.

After getting humbled at Notts, Hampshire responded really well.

50 for Jonny Bairstowpublished at 17:42 British Summer Time 18 May

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Surrey 512 v Yorkshire 255 & 163-3 - trail by 94 runs

Well batted indeed, Jonny Bairstow. He nudges one into the covers for an easy single to claim his second 50 of the match.

The ex-England man has taken just 39 balls to get there. More of the same needed for Yorkshire.

Lovely stroke from Olly Hannon-Dalby as he pulls John Turner to the square leg boundary for four, bisecting the fielders.

But then he's gone and it's all over!

OHD plays down the wrong line and Turner rocks back the off stump to seal an 89-run win.

Their first win since the opening round of the season and a first defeat of the campaign for the Bears.

And just like that, Surrey's lead over Yorkshire is now below 100.

James Wharton edges one down to third man for four from Nathan Smith.

These two have put on 79 together already. Remarkable stand in just 12 overs.

Two sixes in a row from Bairstowpublished at 17:37 British Summer Time 18 May

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Surrey 512 v Yorkshire 255 & 158-3 - trail by 99 runs

Jonny Bairstow flies onto 49 from 38 balls as he unconventionally hooks one for four down towards long leg before playing a similar shot to smash Matt Fisher into the stands for six.

Next ball? Bairstow plays the same shot AGAIN to send it over the rope for two maximums on the bounce.

Just what you want to see as a tail-ender - Kyle Abbott is brought back into the attack.

Tazeem Ali (11) negotiates the six balls. Maiden.

James Wharton plays a lovely shot down the ground off Matt Fisher and he picks up another three to move onto 61.

Yorkshire have done well to dig in and frustrate Surrey this evening.

They'll hope to keep plodding along and eventually put themselves in a position to get a result from this match.

Surrey need a wicket or two to start making some in-roads if they want to win this.

Tazeem Ali edges Brad Wheal but it's wide of first slip and brings Warwickshire within 100 of the target.

Unfortunately for home hopes, it's the last pair at the wicket.

A single brings the deficit down to 97.

Olly Hannon-Dalby gets the faintest touch to a legside ball which beats the diving Ben Brown and runs for four.

50 for Lewis Gregorypublished at 17:33 British Summer Time 18 May

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Somerset 81-3 - target 150

A captain's performance so far from Lewis Gregory in this run chase for Somerset as he brings up his 50 with a couple through the leg side.

His fourth half-century of the campaign and what a time to do it when his team were under pressure early doors in this second innings.

Mark Davis
Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset

Somerset are edging into a strong position here.

Abell is looking strong and confident now.

It's important this partnership grows.