Tawanda Muyeye again opts to take a single from the first ball of the new over, off Ben Raine.

Chris Benjamin is thumped on the pads and Raine launches into a concerted appeal but it's outside the line this time.

23 overs remain in the day.

Durham need five wickets.

Kent are not making 357, let's be real.

Tawanda Muyeye feels like the key to the destiny of this game.

Lovely stuff from Matty Potts who wheels away in celebration after rapping Chris Benjamin on the pads.

Shake of the head from the umpire.

Benjamin has endured a torrid time in his first four balls at the crease but Tawanda Muyeye has turned down the chance to keep strike a couple of times of late, even though he's been out there for 96 balls for his 74*.

Nervy, nervy times...

Real rush of blood from Tawanda Muyeye who sets off for a single from the first ball of the new Ben Raine over and is within a whisker of running himself out for 72.

The pressure is firmly back on the visitors as Joey Evison has played and missed twice in his opening three balls too.

Another wicket soon would turn that pressure up to 11.

Worcestershire are continuing to battle for the draw. No early wicket in this session as Matthew Waite and Ethan Brookes continue to frustrate the home side.

Shoaib Bashir and Zak Chappell are in the attack for Derbyshire and they still have time with a minimum of 22 overs still scheduled.

Ryan Hadley tries an inswinging delivery but Matthew Revis is equal to it and the ball just misses the stumps at the bowler's end as it trundles away for four runs, just beating the desperate dive of the chasing Glamorgan fielder.

To make matters worse for the bowler, it's a no-ball.

Is this a drop? Depends on your viewpoint.

Jake Ball bangs one in short at Freddie McCann who follows it down the leg side and gets something on it to send it into the gloves of James Rew.

However the ball breaks free and drops to the deck.

Hands on heads all round. Did it come off the glove or maybe the arm. hard to tell. Either way McCann survives.

George Bartlett has left well alone when possible but negotiated the first over from Jimmy Anderson with no dramas.

The Lancs legend got some nice shape away from the bat but let's see what Tom Bailey can do against Lewis McManus.

Daniel Bell-Drummond survives a good lbw shout from Ben Raine.

Raine cannot believe it. He stands statue still on the track and covers his face for a good 15 seconds.

The only explanation is the umpire saw, or heard, an inside edge there.

26 overs remain. Durham are straining every sinew to try and set up a grandstand finish.

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Northants 258 & 172-7 v Lancs 384 & 194

Right, that is quite enough of the occasional spin of Luke Wells and Harry Singh. Now comes what you feel is the pivotal part of the game.

Northants at least have set batsmen to face this new ball with George Bartlett and Lewis McManus 50 runs into their partnership.

Yet ranged against them is one of the greatest seam bowlers the game has seen in James Anderson and in Tom Bailey a man who has 6-79 in this match so far.

The next hour is the game, you suspect. Negotiate it and Northants could grab an unlikely draw. Fail to and Lancs will be travelling back north with 22 points.

Surrey declare allowing the captains to agree a draw., Dan Lawrence finishes unbeaten on 161.

An excellent batting performance on the final day from Surrey with Jamie Smith contributing 132 in a double century stand with Lawrence.

Warwickshire looked threatening in the first hour but other than that it was a frustrating day for the Bears.

They'll be consoled with a decent points tally of 16 from the match while Surrey take 11.

Daniel Bell-Drummond is fine to continue and Tawanda Muyeye is continuing too, pulling a short one from Matty Potts away through mid-wicket for his 13th boundary and moves to 70*.

He has been imperious into the leg-side today.

27 overs on the slate. 199 runs to find, or seven wickets...

Nice for that notoriously sedate stand to have some atmosphere for once, eh Nigel.

OOOOF.

Alfie Ogborne wheels away with the biggest celebrappeal you'll see as he steams in and whacks Freddie McCann on the pads with one which straightens up.

Did it straighten enough? the umpire thinks not. It's heading down leg, maybe, just... seen 'em given. Often.

The cat was on the very edge of the pigeons for a moment there...