Bowling change by Sussex as off-spinner Jack Carson comes into the attack. Ben Cox and Stevie Eskinazi posted a 50 partnership in the previous over with a single for Cox off Tom Price.

Huge appeal from Ryan Higgins as he raps Miles Hammond on the pad with a delivery angled in from wide of the crease.

That is a very close call as it hits just below the knee roll. Maybe just going down and Hammond survives.

Glorious by Glamorgan skipper Kiran Carlson.

Jack White is slightly too full and Carlson clears his front leg before picking it up over mid-on for the day's first boundary.

That line isn't going to get the job done for Sussex.

Henry Crocombe strays outside leg stump and Stevie Eskinazi flicks it for four, progressing to 29 not out.

Looks like the Yorkshire tactic is skipper Dom Bess bowling spin at one end and the seamers rotating at the other.

They are going to need to do some early damage if they are to have a chance of forcing a win in this one.

A bit of turn from Bess and Kiran Carlson has to hurriedly adjust his shot to keep it away from his stumps.

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Somerset 347 & 226-1 v Nottinghamshire 338

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Tom Kohler-Cadmore follows James Rew in making a first century of the season.

He brings it up from 167 balls with a trademark pull shot off Dillon Pennington for his 14th four.

This is now Somerset's record second-wicket stand against Notts at 219 runs and counting.

When will these two really put the pedal down to swell their 235 run lead, though?

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Leics 140-5 - target 481

Tom Price finds the edge of Ben Cox's bat but James Coles shells the chance at first slip. A let-off for Leicestershire.

Appeal from Henry Crocombe after he strikes Stevie Eskinazi on the pads. Nothing doing from the umpire.

"It's been an excellent pitch for the first game of the season - well done to the groundstaff," says BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms.

Surrey see off the first two overs of the final day bowled by Bamber and Woakes.

Dan Lawrence has added 6 to his overnight score while Jamie Smith remains on 51 not out.

Tom Lawes is expected to bat for Surrey. He took part in the morning warm-ups after recovering from the glancing blow to his face he took on day three leaving him with a split lip.

We mentioned yesterday that New Zealand spinner Ajaz Patel has arrived to take up his contract with Leicestershire. He's not playing in their game against Sussex but was out training with the rest of the team before play got under way.

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That's what data is for, Tom. No was is Monaco as sunny as Chester-le-Street today, though...

And that is the first set of six done with Toby Roland-Jones posting a fifth maiden of this Glocs second innings.

The visitors still trail by 109 and have a large job on their hands to avoid an opening round defeat.

But the sun is shining and everything looks glorious in St John's Wood.

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We've lost 128 overs in this game because of Storm Dave. The covers were blown off the square on Saturday night which meant the strip was too wet for play yesterday.

It's nice and sunny today we have highs of around 13C so we have a prompt start.

A scaffolding tower, which collapsed during the storm on Saturday, was holding the sightscreen at the Finchale End. It is now on its side, wrapped in white sheets, but the groundstaff have also brought in a replacement screen from the nursery ground behind us because I think a few players were concerned about their sight lines.

Kent also need to do something about their over rate because at the moment it is minus three and they could face a points deduction if Durham declare quickly.