Yorkshire beat Surrey by an innings and 127 runs
Rain denies Somerset who are three wickets from win over Sussex at Taunton but have to settle for draw
Warwickshire draw with Glamorgan after Colin Ingram makes 101 for the Welsh county
Jake Lehmann scores first Hampshire century - 102 not out - in draw with Nottinghamshire
Northants beat Gloucestershire by two wickets after chasing target of 249
Derbyshire beat Middlesex by seven wickets at Lord's
Ben Stokes out for 45 as Durham draw with Kent at Beckenham
James Anderson takes two wickets before Lancashire draw with Worcestershire
Essex beat Leicestershire by seven wickets on day three
Hampshire 202-6 & 214 v Notts 229
That is ton up for Jake Lehmann!
A terrific innings which has helped massively to steer Hampshire away from potential defeat. His century arrives with the 197th ball he has faced, whipping away a delivery from Liam Patterson-White through the on-side and to the boundary rope.
It has been an innings of real concentration and grit.
Hants now lead Notts by 187 with 19 overs remaining.
Kent 523 & 0-0 v Durham 446
It's David Bedingham - and Ben Raine is keeping wicket!
Extravagant inswing for the South African, who has never taken a wicket in professional cricket.
Kent 523 & 0-0 v Durham 446
There's a lot of talk in cricket about players 'putting their hand up'.
Let's see who's keen to bowl now for Durham.
Lack of quality spinners in the country. Time for a trial of uncovered wickets? Far too many boring draws on flat lifeless wickets.
Dean, Essex
Lancs v Worcs 200-5 - lead by 189
Josh Bohannon is on for a bowl as this match now looks destined to end in a draw.
His first delivery of medium pace bowling is flicked away and Chris Green does superbly down at fine leg to save a boundary with a full athletic dive.
Quite the effort with just minutes remaining in the match. The 200 is now up for Worcestershire.
Warwickshire 252 & 100-2 v Glamorgan 360 & 259
Image source, Getty ImagesSadly, the intentions of returning to the field this evening at Edgbaston have been thwarted by another band of rain.
Time was of the essence for both Warwickshire and Glamorgan, who have instead had to share the points with the match recorded officially as a draw.
The Bears take 12 points, while Glammy claim 14.
Kent 523 v Durham 446
The stumps remain in place, the creases are being re-marked, so it looks like this game is going to continue.
Not sure exactly what the purpose will be as Durham are hardly going to ask their pace bowlers to run in full tilt and risk an injury.
Lancs v Worcs 194-5 - lead by 183
Tom Hartley has not found his length at all since coming back in and his first delivery of his 18th over in total is fired over cow corner by Brett D'Oliveira for six.
This match is drifting towards a draw as Worcestershire near 200.
Lancs v Worcs 187-5 - lead by 176
Change of bowling for Lancashire as Harry Singh is into the attack to try and take his maiden first-class wicket.
Raine b Parkinson 106 (Kent 523 v Durham 446)
Durham's first innings finally comes to an end as Ben Raine tries to work Matt Parkinson away and is bowled behind his legs.
Raine and Callum Parkinson - who is left on 54 not out - put on 158 after coming together just before 1:00pm with the score on 288-9.
Will there be any further play in this game? We'll let you know when we know.
Kent 523 v Durham 442-9
Number 11 Callum Parkinson gives the thumbs up to the Durham dressing room after pulling part-timer Ben Dawkins for four to reach a second first-class 50 from 132 balls.
At least his twin brother Matt was spared the 'pleasure' of being the bowler to concede the runs to bring up the half-century, he'd never have heard the last of it.
Good job Kent did lose a whole day’s play for leaky covers. They would probably have found a way to lose the match.
David, Basildon
Kent 523 v Durham 436-9
What a fine cricketer Ben Raine is - 538 first-class wickets, more than 4,500 runs, and now a third hundred as he cuts Ben Dawkins into the off-side and is able to take three runs.
This one has taken him 126 balls and featured a six and eight fours.
Lancs v Worcs 183-5 - lead by 172
An incredibly loopy slower ball from Tom Bailey almost completely deceives Brett D'Oliveria - but D'Oliveria does well to get some bat on it and send it away from his stumps at the last moment.
That one may have slipped out of Bailey's hand as he looked as surprised as anyone by the outcome.
Somerset 526-8d v Sussex 253 & 113-7 f/o
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
"I don't think the umpires had any choice but to take the players off."
Somerset 526-8d v Sussex 253 & 113-7 f/o
Adrian Harms
BBC Radio Sussex
"In fairness to the umpires, it is pretty gloomy."
Hampshire 188-6 & 214 v Notts 229
Jake Lehmann has moved into the 90s and is now facing Liam Patterson-White. He defends the first and it is picked up by short leg.
A seagull has decided to aid Notts' efforts in the field by covering long off.
Somerset 526-8d v Sussex 253 & 113-7 f/o
Two Jacks in play as Leach bowls to Carson with three fielders close to the bat.
Carson defends into the off side. Four balls in and the umpires are already concerned about the overheads.
A brolly pops up in the Hildreth stand and the players are going off.
10 balls of action there.
Lancs v Worcs 175-5 - lead by 164
Chris Green is having a bit of a clothing change as he goes into short leg for Lancashire.
The first ball is dragged down by Tom Hartley though and muscled away into the leg side by Matthew Waite for four.
It's gone straight into a bush and England's greatest ever bowler, James Anderson, is currently rattling around in the weeds next to a train track trying to find the ball.
It happens to the best of us, Jimmy.
Here's another Championship team of the week as chosen by you.
Lyth Dawkins Northeast Kellaway Madsen Bairstow Overton Aitchison Bamber Cook Snater Honourable mentions to Abell, Porter, Lehmann, Hill, Raine and Harry Brook the seamer! Can't wait for every fan to tell me how blinded I am by bias
Jordan, Cornwall