Relive Sunday's County Championship action as it happened

Summary

Day three of seven County Championship matches
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Div One: Hants v Glamorgan, Leics v Notts, Somerset v Yorkshire, Surrey v Sussex
Div Two: Kent v Derbys, Middlesex v Durham, Northants v Worcs
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Eskinazi dropped on 0published at 15:56 BST 3 May
Leics 308 & 128-4 v Notts 490

Liam Patterson-White does not drop too many but this one has gone in and out again.
Stephen Eskinazi was the batter and he was on 0 at the time.
'A good sharp low catch'published at 15:55 BST 3 May
Leics 308 & 128-4 f/o v Notts 490
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

It was a good sharp low catch from Liam Patterson-White, his second in this spell.
Leicestershire need that partnership sooner rather than later.

for Thomaspublished at 15:47 BST 3 May
Surrey 585-7 v Sussex 358-9 dec

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Adam Thomas raises his bat for a century on debut!
He pulls Ollie Robinson out towards the boundary, it's not a clean hit but it's safe and after a tumbling stop, Thomas turns quickly and gets the two he needs.
He's only the 10th Surrey player to get a ton on his first-class debut, and the third to do so at The Oval.
Postpublished at 15:43 BST 3 May
Surrey 576-7 v Sussex 358-9 dec

Sean Abbott now slaps James Coles for four, with Ollie Robinson unable to do much but escort it to the boundary.
There will be discussions in the tea interval about how many overs Surrey want to leave themselves to try and take 10 wickets.

'Sharp again from Olly Stone'published at 15:43 BST 3 May
Leics 308 & 119-3 f/o v Notts 490
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

It was sharp again from Olly Stone, a really good lifter outside the off stump and Ian Holland got a good one there, and in the interest of self preservation just try and fend it off his nose.
It was a really good catch at third slip by Jack Haynes.
Good bowling change made by Haseeb Hameed.
Tea at Southamptonpublished at 15:41 BST 3 May
Hants 214 (trail by 322 runs) v Glam 536-7d

We shall take a 20 minute break at the Utilita Bowl as the Hants innings finishes suitably close to the second break of the day.

for Abbottpublished at 15:40 BST 3 May
Surrey 568-7 v Sussex 358-9 dec

Sean Abbott reverse sweeps for four off Jack Carson and goes to his 50.
The lead is 210.
Postpublished at 15:39 BST 3 May
Yorks 238-6 (lead Somerset by 126 runs)

Dom Bess, against his former club, is off the pair with a boundary. The ball trickled apologetically into the rope. Every run is important for Yorkshire.

HANTS 214 ALL OUTpublished at 15:37 BST 3 May
Mayes c Hadley b Carlson 59 (Hants trail by 322 runs)

Ben Mayes goes for a big slog towards long on and Ryan Hadley takes the catch in the deep to end Hants innings.
'Wharton walked into playing the shot'published at 15:36 BST 3 May
Yorks 226-6, lead Somerset by 114
Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator

James Wharton walked into playing the shot and goes for 92 and his wait for another first-class hundred has now gone 29 innings.
Good catch at second slip by Lewis Gregory.
Yorkshire are in real trouble now.

100 partnership and 200 leadpublished at 15:35 BST 3 May
Surrey 561-7 v Sussex 358-9 dec

Surrey's lead is now beyond 200, and Adam Thomas and Sean Abbott have shared a partnership of 100 for the eighth wicket, off 105 balls.
'Mayes has showed good resistance'published at 15:33 BST 3 May
Hants 205-9 v Glam 536-7d
Rob Phillips
BBC Radio Wales commentator

A really good innings by Ben Mayes, he showed really good resistance and the 18-year-old looks a prospect on this performance.

WICKETpublished at 15:33 BST 3 May
Holland c Haynes b Stone 6 (Leics 308 & 119-3 f/o v Notts 490)

Ian Holland cannot keep a rising ball from taking the edge of his bat and Jack Haynes takes a brilliant catch at third slip.
Olly Stone banged that in and got a bit of lift that caught Holland by surprise. Haynes dives across second slip to take it from his hands.
WICKETpublished at 15:31 BST 3 May
Wharton c Gregory b Ogborne 92 (Yorks 226-6, lead Somerset by 114)

Somerset with another big breakthrough.
The well-set James Wharton had just been tied down a little. He took a stride into a wide delivery from Alfie Ogborne but nicked the ball and Lewis Gregory took a neat catch to his left at first slip.
This game has moved on quickly. Somerset firmly on top.

for Ben Mayespublished at 15:28 BST 3 May
Hants 205-9 v Glam 536-7d

Not too many bright spots for Hants but 18-year-old Ben Mayes has just provided a glimmer, reaching his half century.
It is his first half century in only his fourth first class match and took him 98 balls with six fours.
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Yorkshire 226-5 (lead Somerset by 114)

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Don't think I've seen a more opposite two innings from one player like Wharton for Yorkshire. Was out three times in one over in the first innings and had a 20-ball duck. Now in the second innings, looks the pick of the Yorkshire batsmen. That's the Championship for you.
Alex - Leeds

550 up for Surreypublished at 15:26 BST 3 May
Surrey 550-7 v Sussex 358-9 dec

It's not just about Adam Thomas at The Oval.
Sean Abbott is playing a really useful innings and he's just swiped Jack Carson for six to one of the longer boundaries.
He now has 41 from 40 deliveries.
Wharton into the 90spublished at 15:22 BST 3 May
Yorkshire 225-5 (lead Somerset by 113)

James Wharton is key to this for Yorkshire. He punches a shot through the off side for three runs that move him on to 91.