50 for David Bedinghampublished at 14:53 BST 27 April

14:53 BST 27 April

Durham 157-2 – require 179 to win

David Bedingham joins batting partner Emilio Gay in reaching a half-century.

His came in 73 balls with with six fours and a six.

More importantly for Durham is that their partnership has added 111 runs.

Asa Tribe is very quick to seize on anything too full from spinner Ajaz Patel. He repeats his earlier boundary to mid-on and then covers up solidly in defence to end the over. Glamorgan's deficit is now 102.

The scoring rate hasn't been terribly brisk for most of this game, but Tom Westley is doing his best to advance it on this final afternoon.

Westley has just pulled a short ball from Tom Lawes for six and follows that by pulling Matt Fisher twice to the boundary as he races into the 90s.

These runs are taking the game away from Surrey, with the visitors' lead now in three figures.

Jordan Thompson angles one into Joe Clarke's pads and is whipped away to mid-wicket for four. Clarke is 77 not out.

BBC WM's Richard Wilford spots that Chris Woakes is not on the field at the moment for Warwickshire. We hope that's not an injury.

Jordan Thompson will bowl the next over - 0-60 from 21 so far. The Notts lead is 274.

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

It was another beauty from Williams.

He got it just to straighten.

The stubborn partnership is broken, it's the one that swings the game firmly in Gloucestershire's favour.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Emilio Gay and David Bedingham have added 100 runs so far for Durham's third wicket. It's come in 136 balls and keeps them on track for a successful tilt at their target of 336.

Gay has 55 and Bedingham 46. It's been a good knock from the pair, who came together in difficult circumstances earlier when it was chilly and overcast. The lights were also on at the time.

They have now been switched off and the dark clouds which sat over CLS have now blown away, to leave us with a mix of cloud and blue sky. The forecast for the remainder of the game looks good.

Durham need another 189 to win in 53 overs.

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By way of variety, this week we'd like you to assume the role of selectors and send us a 'best of' XI for round four in batting order - openers, middle order, keeper, bowlers.

Have a look across the scorecards for all seven games, then make your choice and send it to us.

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Kyle Verreynne cuts off-spinner Rob Yates. There's a man on the boundary down there so it's only a single, but that's enough to take the Notts total to 450 and the partnership with Joe Clarke to 164.

50 for Emilio Gaypublished at 14:36 BST 27 April

14:36 BST 27 April

Durham 141-2 – require 195 to win

Well batted Emilio Gay.

He has been positive in everything he has done since joining the action when Durham were in a spot of bother.

His partnership alongside David Bedingham (46*) is now worth 100 runs and it has been 94 minutes since the last wicket for Lancs.

50 for Luis Reecepublished at 14:36 BST 27 April

14:36 BST 27 April

Derbys 281 & 214-7 v Glos 498

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Luis Reece reverse sweeps Ed Middleton and the ball flies to the boundary rope, taking the left-hander to his half-century.

It's the 39th of Reece's first-class career and arrives from 79 balls - now, with Derbyshire just three runs in arrears, can he and Zak Chappell stretch this game out a bit further?

Only problem is the new ball is due next over. Gloucestershire won't have to deliberate too much as to whether they want to take it...

Ajaz Patel gives one a bit of air, Asa Tribe waits and times it perfectly down to the the mid-on boundary.

This may be a good ploy by Leicestershire - the pace of Josh Hull at one end and the wiles of the New Zealand spinner at the other.

50 for Dean Elgarpublished at 14:30 BST 27 April

14:30 BST 27 April

Surrey 472 v Essex 409 & 138-1

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Perfect timing by Dean Elgar as he steers Matthew Fisher for an off-side boundary that takes him to his half-century from 128 balls.

It's Elgar's second of the match, following his first-innings 92 and this one is helping to guide Essex towards the safety of a draw. They now lead by 75.

444-4 - is that quadruple nelson? That might have had late umpire David Shepherd hopping about.

Joe Clarke takes a single and spoils the numerical sequence.

This eighth-wicket partnership is now threatening to force Gloucestershire to bat a second time.

Luis Reece and Zak Chappell have added 38 so far and they need just another 14 to reach parity.

The new ball is due in two overs' time and Gloucestershire will be hoping that proves decisive.

Josh Hull is the quickest member of this Leicestershire by quite a distance. His face wears an expression which suggests he means business, but the umpire rules no bat was involved as a catch lobs up to short leg via Zain ul-Hassan's pad.