Derbyshire did turn to Martin Andersson just after I typed that little prompt.

No sentiment that a Derbyshire decision maker is reading this, but it seemed a most sensible of moves.

2-53 off his 18 overs thus far.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex

There's always talk about Ollie Robinson and England and has that ship sailed. There's some ex-England players who have been critical and said they were badly treated but he wasn't having any of that he said I haven't taken enough wickets

He's very open. I spoke to him in pre-season when he got the captaincy. There's always stories about not being fit etc. He's a winner, he hates losing.

People maybe questioning his attitude so that's why I think this is a good move to take over the captaincy. He had been written off and I think he wants to prove them wrong and feels he still has a lot to give.

Big stride forward from Dom Sibley, who whips Sam Cook down to long leg for the first boundary of Surrey's innings.

Another follows in the same over, this time through square leg, as Cook fails to find the required line.

Jamie Porter strikes Rory Burns on the hand at the start of the next and the physio is summoned.

An expensive over from Mikey Cohen there - Adam Hose takes 16 from it - as the hosts close in in Kent's total.

Hose and Brett D'Oliveira are matching each other all the way, they are both on 34 runs and their partnership is 70 from 100 balls.

Rory Burns tries to flick Jamie Porter's second ball away fine.

Porter is convinced that's out as Michael Pepper takes the ball down the leg side.

The umpire doesn't agree.

Ben Slater hit Ethan Bamber for two fours and a two in the previous over and he has struck another through cover with the second ball of the next.

Bamber comes back well and beats the flash of the outside edge not once but twice. The slip cordon and bowler were interested but the umpire was not.

A shade under 20 minutes for Surrey to survive before lunch.

Two of the county circuit's most experienced batters - Burns and Sibley - up against two of the most seasoned seamers - Porter and Cook.

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Will Williams has 30* and Henry Brookes 21* what an effort from two men not employed to score runs, for a team struggling abottom Division Two.

Martin Andersson is yet to bowl on day two, surely he is worth a go before lunch?

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Will Williams has just hit a slog sweep for six almost one-handed into the car park!!

An extraordinary shot from the kiwi seamer.

Maybe this was Brendon Mccullum's fear across November and December, if a Division Two tailender can do this to Shoaib Bashir, was he worried what Steve Smith, Travis Head and co could have done to the offie.

Both Williams and Henry Brookes have taken a liking to the spinner.

Heather Knight is now 78 not out, with Somerset 178-3 in the 30th over against Surrey

Jess Jonassen is unbeaten on 72 but Yorkshiree need to press on from 141-3 in the 30th over.

Lauren Bell has taken four wickets for Hampshire to reduce Durham to 113-9, while Essex are 14-5 against The Blaze.

Brett D'Oliveira and Adam Hose move their side over 150 runs and closer to Kent's first-innings total.

The visitors earned a couple of early wickets, removing Jake Libby and Kashif Ali, but the current Pears partnership has added 50 runs since.

They appear to have seen off the opening salvo from Kent.

Though it is too late to make any difference points wise, many cricketers have obsessions with round numbers and any first innings three-digit score starting with a four is a decent one in April.

Mason Crane onto 78* now with four off Ajaz Patel.

Notts openers are skipping out to the middle, warming up hamstrings and swinging willow with intent.

Haseeb Hameed and Ben Slater are the targets for Warks who will open with Chris Woakes.

Half an hour till lunch.