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Div One: Jake Lehmann hits 76 as Hampshire bowled out for 238 by Somerset
James Rew passes 50 as Somerset start reply strongly
Porter takes 4-36 as Essex reduce Warks to 113-7 in rain-shortened day
Div Two: Balderson puts Lancs in charge before rain ends play early
Du Plooy, Geddes, Gohar & Cracknell hit 50s before bad light halts Middlesex fightback
Webster b Snater 14 (Warks 48-4 v Essex)
He doesn't get away with it this time!
Beau Webster again steps down the pitch looking to hammer the bowling, having had a lucky escape against Sam Cook.
This time his wild swing misses Shane Snater's ball entirely and it clatters into the off stump.
An odd 17-ball innings and not what's required for his team in tricky circumstances.
Ed Barnard joins Sam Hain.
Hants 65-2 v Somerset
Toby Albert gives a short ball from Lewis Gregory the full kitchen sink and top edges one for four, moving onto 35 off 60 deliveries.
Gloucs 43-1 v Lancs
A good bit of running between the wicket sees Gloucestershire grab three as Ben Charlesworth moves onto 20 for the hosts.
Lancashire skipper James Anderson is down one bowler after Ajeet Singh Dale's injury earlier and will have to have a rethink as Paul Coughlin starts his seventh over of his spell.
Northants v Middlesex 59-3
Leus Du Plooy picks up his third boundary to bring up the Northants fifty in the 15th over.
He then decides to put the hammer down, plundering two more fours off Luke Procter's second over to move to 30.
Northants will still be pleased with this start but will also recognise the danger Du Plooy can pose.
Hants 60-2 Somerset
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Image source, Getty ImagesSomerset listeners will be relieved to hear that Lewis Gregory is looking pretty fit. He's running in nicely, bowling in at a decent pace. James Rew is standing quite a long way back so he's showing no signs of his chest injury that he sustained almost immediately in the Notts game.
Warks 43-3 v Essex
Sam Cook returns to the Essex attack after a decent but luckless opening burst.
He has other things on his mind today, though, as he steps in as skipper in place of Tom Westley who misses out through injury.
What on earth was that?!
Beau Webster decides to dance down the wicket and aims a wild swing at Cook. All he gets is an inside edge down to fine leg for a very fortunate boundary. that could so easily have cleaned him up.
He then picks up a second boundary, this time in more conventional style, as he opens the face and guides him for four more to move to 13.
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Hants 51-2 Somerset
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Somerset will be hoping there's a bit of turn in this pitch because they haven't just got Jack Leach but Archie Vaughan who bowls his off-breaks. Predominantly a batsman but it's a very useful, extra string to his bow.
Northants v Middlesex 38-3
Skipper Luke Procter turns his arm over for the first time as he looks to open up further cracks in the Middlesex batting.
Leus Du Plooy guides his fifth ball down to deep third and picks up three to move to 17 off 30 balls.
You feel a lot of Middlesex's hopes of making a decent first innings score will fall on his shoulders.
Prest c J Rew b Overton 17 (Hants 51-2 v Somerset)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe classic curse of the commentator!
Good ball from Craig Overton, who gets Tom Prest to push at one outside of off stump, and he is caught behind by James Rew who makes a regulation take.
Not a great shot from Prest. Overton dangled the carrot and it's been gobbled up.
Hants 51-1 v Somerset
50-up for Hampshire!
They have recovered well since losing that opening wicket.
Gloucs 34-1 v Lancs
This is an absolute beauty from George Balderson.
Right through the gate, beating Ollie Price all ends up, but it somehow misses the top of off stump, as well as wicket-keeper Matty Hurst, and goes down as four byes.
Hants 45-1 v Somerset
Not sure this was the change of bowling that Somerset captain Lewis Gregory had in mind.
Jack Leach has gone for 13 runs in his first eight deliveries so far.
Hants 42-1 Somerset
Michael Carberry
Former England batter
Image source, Getty ImagesHe looks a good prospect Ogborne. I saw a little bit of him on some highlights the other day and one thing that struck me is he goes full. He's not a bowler who likes to bowl that pretty length which you've got to accept the risk versus reward. He will go for boundaries but equally he'll catch a lot of people off-guard.
Mousley lbw b Porter 10 (Warks 25-3 v Essex)
Image source, Getty ImagesFirst bowling change of the match as Shane Snater replaces Sam Cook and his first over goes for three runs.
But it's all happening at the other end as Jamie Porter takes a third!
He thuds an inswinger into the front pad of Dan Mousley, knee-high and the finger goes up.
Mousley is not happy with the verdict but Beau Webster steps in to take his place.
Essex really making the most of that toss.
Hants 36-1 v Somerset
Wonderful use of his feet by Tom Prest who comes dancing down to meet Jack Leach and sends the ball straight back over his head for the first six of the match.
Hants 30-1 v Somerset
After 11 overs, we will see a bit of spin at the Utilita Bowl.
Jack Leach is on, and with his first ball, has a big shout for lbw but the umpire shakes his head.
Robson c Harrison b Conway 13 (Northants v Middlesex 20-3)
More trouble for Middlesex as they lose a third in the ninth over of the day.
Sam Robson prods forward to Harry Conway who gets a little extra bounce and it flies up off the shoulder of his blade.
First slipper Calvin Harrison takes a smart catch at head height.
Ben Geddes joins his skipper Leus Du Plooy
Hants 25-1 Somerset
Dan George
BBC Sport at Utilita Bowl
Watching the replays that was a brilliant catch by Lewis Gregory who had to reach well above his head to claim the ball from Nick Gubbins.
We continue in the bright Southampton sunshine as Tom Prest heads out to join Toby Albert in the middle, a bit of a breeze has started to pick up but the conditions as a whole are gorgeous here.
Warks 21-2 Essex
Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator
It's been a good start for Essex and hard work for Warwickshire. A couple of boundaries hit by Dan Mousley but noone's looked comfortable at the crease.