After play last night Sussex bowling coach James Kirtley summised:

"Both sides will still feel they can win a match that has been another great advert for county cricket on a surface which has produced some outstanding cricket in the first three days, with everything still to play for.

"Our batters play to their strengths. They are attacking players - by no means is it reckless, they try to be positive once they have adapted to the conditions. It gives everyone in the team the belief that we can win a game like this."

Most of these statements can still ring true, though Warwickshire's belief is dwindling with nearly an hour gone and no wicket taken today so far.

Positive, attacking play has worked so far from Price and Leaning, who have adaped to the conditions and are now seemingly taking their side to victory.

Jimmy Anderson is charging in and he gets the edge of Harry Came's bat third ball but it falls just short of first slip.

A punch up the ground from the Derbys captain fifth ball gets three and the visitors have knocked five from their chase.

Northants bowler Ben Sanderson is 1-25 from his 14 overs at Kent, going for just 1.78 an over.

It seems to be doing more down the hill than it is up the hill at Hove this morning.

Chris Woakes getting enough movement with the 72 overs old ball to beat 87* Jack Leaning, but no edge behind.

Nice work in the deep by Josh Tongue to prevent a boundary for Sean Dickson, as he flicks Brett Hutton through the leg-side.

Tongue makes the diving stop as Glamorgan come through for two, rather than four.

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Yorks 177 & 92-6 v Hants 251 & 351-5d

Sonny Baker has found the edge but Tom Prest has spilled what should have been a regulation catch at first slip.

Not much doubt it was his catch (Ben Brown did not flinch at keeper which did not put any doubt in his mind).

Yes, it was to his left hip but it was comfortably in his wheel-arch.

A miss and it's gone for four as well.

Lancashire finished fifth in Division Two last season and won none of their first seven matches.

So Lancs resistance lasted just seven overs this morning as Ben Aitchison with three wickets (he finishes with 3-38) and Mo Abbas (3-32) mop up the tail.

With Zak Chappell last night suggesting that 180 would be comfortably within their reach as a target you would have to say 138 could be a stroll.

Steady on though. Jimmy Anderson, Tom Bailey, Mitch Stanley and Paul Coughlin will surely have something to say about that other than congratulations, that is.

We will be back in a few minutes to see how the Red Rose gets on.

Sean Dickson is content to block away to Dillon Pennington, but you cannot blame that approach by Glamorgan at the moment.

Bat as long as you can, will be the message.

Chris Woakes eventually into the attack, surprisingly late, perhaps he was being saved for the new ball in 10 overs time?

Warwickshire could not leave him much later though and first ball he nearly breaks through.

It keeps low, perhaps a little bat, perhaps legside, but perhaps the closest Warwickshire have come to taking a wicket this morning.

Sussex have only successfully chased bigger fourth-innings targets at Hove on four occasions.

Very wide from Ben Green and Jamie Smith isn't missing opportunities like that.

He stretches out the arms and strokes it for four, almost in slow motion.

Looks a man in form does Smith.

Yesterday Michael Booth angled one into John Simpson’s pads and got it to straighten to leave Sussex 184-5. Warwickshire were on top at this stage.

But Booth's angles are not quite right here as he allows Jack Leaning to hit the first boundary of the day through leg, followed by an overpitched next ball for Leaning to cover drive for four.

Ian Holland is bowling very well for Leicestershire. He gets one to nip away from Dom Sibley and it beats the bat by a matter of centimetres.

Just as we say that, Sibley guides one down to third man for four. But then Holland backs it up by forcing another play and a miss by the Surrey opener.

That was the first boundary Holland has gone for in his opening four overs. He's got figures of 1-5 at the moment.

Jack Leaning defied Warwickshire for three hours on day three at Hove having come in with Sussex in trouble at 68-3.

He has battled on for another 30 minutes so far this morning with little alarm.

If he has not been dismissed another hour from now then Sussex will almost certainly have another win under their belt and Leaning would be pretty close to being man-of-the-match in the most crucial of fourth innings.

Well, this innings is looking a bit of a mess Jack. And they struggled first knock as well.

This mini collapse for Glamorgan is alarmingly similar to their first innings slump from 81-4 to 113 all out.

It could be all over very quickly if they don't claw back a bit of the momentum in the next few overs.

Nottinghamshire's tails are up. Time to dig in for Sean Dickson and Chris Cooke.