We're going to have an extra 15 minutes of play before the players take lunch to see if Somerset can grab another couple of wickets and wrap this up.

Matt Taylor turns his back on a Harry Conway bouncer, which ends an excellent over, and is fortunate it does not hit him.

A wicket maiden - and the Gloucestershire lead remains 107.

Fergus O'Neill tickles down the legside from Jack Leach and it's got enough pace on it to trickle all the way to the rope for four.

"Sam Hain definitely has his defensive hat on today" says BBC commentator Dave Townsend.

He's made 19 from 58 balls as Warwickshire try to bat through the day with only six wickets left.

Archie Vaughan is on for his first over for Somerset. Just the three runs from it.

We've got spin from both ends now with Jack Leach continuing.

Ben Allison goes on, but he's almost out while reaching his career best of 76.

He lofts Eathan Bosch just over the outstretched hand of Toby Roland-Jones at mid on.

Trying to think of when Nottinghamshire last performed so miserably with the bat across an entire County Championship match like this...

You probably have to go back to an innings defeat at Essex in September 2024 when Notts were bowled out for 93 and then 281.

Just as we say that, Fergus O'Neill plays a lovely straight drive to hit Migael Pretorius down the ground for four and then repeats the trick to pick up two more.

And then from the final ball of the over, guess what? Same again as it races away for another straight four for O'Neill.

Yorkshire would love to get one of these experienced batters out before lunch to make it an excellent morning for them.

Beau Webster is playing his shots and is on 22. Sam Hain is progressing steadily to reach 19.

Liam Guthrie having proved expensive, Northants skipper Luke Procter brings himself on to bowl.

His second ball is driven straight for four by Daz Ahmed as Gloucestershire's total passes 300. They lead by 106.

Every bit of action now feels like delaying the inevitable Somerset victory.

But there is still some pride to play for and Dillon Pennington gets off the mark with his first ball, guiding Migael Pretorius for four behind square on the offside.

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James Bracey ducks a Liam Guthrie bouncer then pushes the next one for a single as the Gloucestershire lead reaches 100.

Bracey is now just seven runs away from a century of his own.

Wonderfully straight bat from Jack Haynes as he drives down the ground from Migael Pretorius.

But he's hit it too straight as it crashes into the stumps at the other end, knocking one out the ground.

Well fielded by the stumps, stopping a certain boundary.

Fergus O'Neill tickles one around the corner from Jack Leach to pick up two and those are the only runs from the over.

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Take a bow, Lewis Hill.

He cuts Charlie Bennett for four and then, with the next delivery, he cuts again - this time the effort is fielded in the deep but Hill has time to come back for the second run he needs.

A seismic innings in the context of the game for Leicestershire, a century from 275 balls which has given the hosts hope of a result.

Time for some left-arm spin as Somerset bring Jack Leach into the bowling attack. He ended with figures of 1-1 from his two overs last night, trapping nightwatchman Brett Hutton in front.

Goodness, that was a brave leave from Gareth Roderick. Zafar Gohar's delivery brushes the varnish of the off stump.

The spinner is asking questions but the batters continue to survive with no wicket falling so far in this session.

Worcestershire need 249 more to win.