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Div One: Keith Barker takes 4-29 as Warks bowl out Essex for 164 to claim 41-run win
Hampshire's Sonny Baker takes 5-62 but Tom Abell's unbeaten century secures narrow win for Somerset
Div Two: Keaton Jennings hits 78* as Lancashire beat Gloucestershire
Middlesex's Sam Robson scores 162 in draw with Northants
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Hants v Somerset 203-6 - target 287
Despite seeing his partners come and go, Tom Abell continues to play assured and controlled shots.
He keeps a shot on the pull down beautifully to the boundary and thus Somerset move past the 200 mark.
Image source, Getty ImagesPersonal politics of Jimmy Anderson being pushed to retire, is there any reason he couldn't/shouldn't be back in the team? He's still holding up and bowling well, where our current front line appear not able to. If Woakes isn't injured still, he might also have to come back!
Joe, Yorkshire
Who's ready for an England call up? Jimmy Anderson.
David, Bedford
If England players are picked on form, Sir James Anderson would be opening the bowling. Taking his wickets at 13 this season - amazing.
Andrew, Preston
That guy Jimmy Anderson looks good... Great figures across both innings. Surely he's in with a shout of a call from Baz?
Adam, Birmingham
Pretty clear who people want to see back in an England shirt then!
Overton b Dawson 4 (Hants v Somerset 197-6 - target 287)
NOW THEN.
Liam Dawson tosses one up and Craig Overton goes for the old heave-ho over cow corner which misses his off-stump by inches.
Two balls later, it's déjà vu, and Overton once again looks to mow rather agriculturally but completely misses it and sees his middle and off clattered into.
Not the shot of a man who has been impressive with the bat so far this season.
Hampshire smell something here - they need just four wickets, Somerset need another 90 runs.
This one is on a knife edge.
Warks v Essex 60-5 - target: 206
Essex's Michael Pepper is on a pair, having made a second-ball duck in the first innings.
He is also yet to score after 21 deliveries this time around, surviving a skittish prod which misses the bat and goes through to the keeper.
Somerset 195-5 v Hampshire - target 287
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Every time Somerset begin to look comfortable, they lose a wicket.
There is a tense feeling all around and even in the commentary box!
Northants v Middx 168-1 (lead by 100)
Sam Robson and Max Holden continue to score in a combination of singles and some boundaries to take the Middlesex lead to 100.
Holden then pulls for another four - the 13th of his innings - to move to 73 not out and go ahead of his partner Robson, who is on 72.
Gloucs v Lancs 150-5 - target 202
Arav Shetty nudges a single into the off side to get off the mark and Lancashire move onto 150.
Just 52 more required now.
Somerset 193-5 v Hampshire - target: 287
Grace Ballinger
The Blaze and Manchester Super Giants seamer
Somerset were going well with a steady partnership building between Abell and Smeed, but the latter is caught at point chasing a short and wide delivery.
A disappointing end for Smeed, who has made clear his aspirations to consistently play red-ball cricket for Somerset.
With Abell playing nicely, Smeed had the chance to play the steady supporting role, and had been doing it well until losing his wicket to a loose shot.
Smeed c Lehmann b Jack 22 (Hants v Somerset 188-5 - target 287)
What a terrific catch - Somerset are five down now!
Will Smeed chases a wide one and can't keep it down.
It flies to Jake Lehmann at point, and the Australian makes a terrific catch to his right.
Smeed was dropped at a similar position earlier in the innings but this time he has to go. Craig Overton walks to the crease.
Hurst c Boorman b Williams 8 (Gloucs v Lancs 143-5 - target 202)
No one said it would be easy - Will Williams strikes again for Gloucestershire!
With his final ball of the over, Williams bowls one leg side and Matty Hurst tries to flick one over mid-wicket but it goes straight up in the air and it is an easy catch for Tommy Boorman.
Hurst will have to drag himself off - he looks distraught. Arav Shetty walks to the crease for Lancashire.
Hants v Somerset 185-4 - target 287
Somerset have all the time in the world today if they require it and, right now, they look satisfied to do this in singles.
A nice drive through the covers is well gathered by Eddie Jack but it means Tom Abell moves onto 51 - his 42nd first-class half-century for Somerset.
Their target is just 102 runs away.
Lancs 137-4 v Gloucs - target: 202
Grace Ballinger
The Blaze and Manchester Super Giants seamer
Jones departs for 30 after a tidy catch by Bancroft at second slip off the bowling of Williams.
After attempting a futile short-ball plan from the other end to force a breakthrough, it is Williams who takes the wicket.
Jones plays at an excellent delivery that nips away off a good length.
Williams has the keeper up but continues to bowl that difficult length. There is something in having the keeper standing up, forcing the batsman into his crease.
Walter c Barker b Barnard 8 (Essex 58-5 v Warks - target: 206)
Keith Barker's spell of bowling is over - but you can't keep him out of the game!
Paul Walter had been so patient, taking up 45 deliveries for his eight runs, but in Ed Barnard's first over, he tries to up the ante - and pays the price.
Walter attempted to loft Barnard over the top and Barker makes a really smart catch.
The hosts well on top now.
Hants v Somerset 179-4 - target 287
Quietly another partnership is blossoming for Somerset.
Tom Abell is digging in nicely, partnered by Will Smeed, as Somerset need another 108 runs with six wickets remaining.
Warks v Essex 58-4 (target: 206)
And Gilchrist's first over goes for 13, after back-to-back boundaries to finish.
Luc Benkeinstein is first on to his back foot to forcefully cut away for four, before a really bizarre one as he tries to pull the bat (and his body) away from a lifter, but - without looking - manages to deflect the ball up over the wicket-keeper and slip cordon to the rope.
Benkenstein has had some fortune today, but Essex will take these runs any way they can.
Gloucs 129-4 v Lancs - target 202
Image source, ShutterstockA gritty half-century by Keaton Jennings.
He pushes a single into the off side to keep the strike and that brings up his 50.
It's been a patient innings by the Lancashire opener, who has seen 128 balls so far.
Warks v Essex 50-4 (target: 206)
After a first hour in which Keith Barker and Ethan Bamber bowled unchanged, Nathan Gilchrist now comes on for the latter.
Luc Benkenstein clips Gilchrist's second delivery to the mid-wicket boundary to bring up the 50 for Essex - a reminder that earlier they were 21-4.
They need another 156 to win.
Gloucs v Lancs 125-4 - target 287
Oh my word - what a let-off for Lancashire!!
What a delivery from Henry Brookes and he finds the outside edge of Keaton Jennings (48). James Bracey does the rest behind the stumps, making a simple catch.
Brookes has over-stepped his mark though. Gloucestershire look devastated and the scorer will instead be writing down NB - two runs to Lancashire.
Test Cricket. Sam Hain. End of conversation.
Scott, Redditch
Given that at the moment, Josh Tongue seems to be the only England seamer bowling in the county game, Cook should definitely get a run, and as a real left field, Alfie Ogborne, who is rough and raw and has lots of good attributes.
Stephan, Sheffield
Tend to think it won't matter as the current set up pays only lip service to the County game.
Ian, Belfast
Warks v Essex 39-4 - target: 206
Ethan Bamber thought he had another for a moment there, with Luc Benkenstein beaten - but it was just that, and no feather of an edge through to the wicket keeper, despite the fervent appeals.