Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

He has had a bit of luck this afternoon, but it has finally run out and Kasey Aldridge has fallen lbw to Ryan Higgins for 99!

He was dropped by the keeper on 41, following an edge off a Zafar Gohar delivery. He should have been run out on 87, but bowler Joshua De Caires missed the target with him in no man's land.

Higgins almost bowled him the ball before he was out. Had he got there it would have been his third century in first-class cricket.

Andy in France (see 17:48) predicted a lead of 250 would make Yorkshire favourites.

They are only 10 runs short of that at present.

Josh Thomas is back on to bowl, conceding six runs off his three overs previously.

Tom Scriven pushes for two on the final ball of the day from Olly Stone and Leicestershire finish day three leading by 33 runs but very much on the back foot.

Notts bowled very well with Stone 3-34 as did Lyndon James who removed both openers taking 2-34. The spin of Liam Patterson-White proved telling as well.

His dismissal of the well-set Jonny Tattersall (61) in the penultimate over of the day could be the crucial wicket. Certainly it deflated the hosts just when they were straining for the finish line.

Notts will have to pad up and bat again but with just three wickets to get they are on target for a second win of the campaign.

Brilliant fielding from Ryan Patel, who needs to put in two separate dives to prevent a John Simpson shot from reaching the boundary.

All that effort and it saves one run. Hard to imagine that being crucial come this time tomorrow, but you never know.

Dan Lawrence bowling, and Daniel Hughes tickles one round the corner for a boundary.

Hughes is on 29. A leg slip goes in.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

It's been a great effort from Jonny Tattersall, out for 61 and just pushing at Liam Patterson-White and that one kissed the edge and Ben Duckett has taken a good catch low down.

Tattersall has played very nicely.

Jhye Richardson has absolutely nailed a pull shot off Migael Pretorius, with a loud crack off the bat heard before the ball races to the fence.

He follows it up with an on drive which is pulled in, so he only takes a single to ensure he is on strike at the start of the next over.

Ten overs left in the day.

Every journey must begin with a single step.

Sussex have chipped 50 off that massive deficit, albeit for the loss of three wickets and Tom Haines being checked over.

Daniel Hughes is 24 not out, John Simpson on 10.

Dan Lawrence is on to bowl now.

Olly Stone is back on for two of the last three overs of the night as Notts look for one more breakthrough at the tail end of day three.

Jonny Tattersall pulls the third delivery to the midwicket boundary but Stone comes back with a hostile lifter which the Leics man just keeps down.

Just two to come now.

Fletcha Middleton misjudges a delivery from Timm van der Gugten and edges to the slip cordon, but he manages to keep his hands soft and it falls short.

James Hayes drifts down leg and Jonny Tattersall pounces to bag a boundary and bring up the Leics 200 – a milestone for all that their lead is still in its infancy at 21 runs.

Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator

Straight after the 50 partnership and Dom Bess has given it away.

He's batted well for 40 but he's lobbed that one straight into the hands of deep square leg.

Kent, led by Chris Benjamin's 123, have been bowled out for 335 at Canterbury.

It leaves Derbyshire an improbable target of 384.

11 overs remain this evening.