Day one of seven matches in the County Championship
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Div One: Hants v Glamorgan, Leics v Notts, Somerset v Yorkshire, Surrey v Sussex
Joe Root out for 33; Zak Crawley makes 44; Ben Duckett hits 77
James Rew falls for seven; Smith keeping for Surrey
Div Two: Kent v Derbys, Middlesex v Durham, Northants v Worcs
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Leics v Notts 378-3
Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
It straightened on Ben Slater and Ben Green has finally got some more reward and Leicestershire have picked up a bowling bonus point.
It was a faint edge but Ben Cox was absolutely certain, he threw the ball up in the air in triumph.
An outstanding knock comes to an end.
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Slater c Cox b Green 178 (Leics v Notts 378-3)
Ben Green gets his man... finally.
Ben Slater throws down the defensive prod of a man who has been out there all day and the edge goes through to Ben Cox behind the stumps.
Great knock but it finishes six overs shy of the close.
Surrey v Sussex 358-9 dec
Cameron Steel
Former Surrey leg-spin allrounder on BBC Radio London
It was a big celebration from Ollie Robinson, helmet off and a wall of applause from the crowd who have seen an utterly wonderful innings from the Sussex captain.
Leics v Notts 378-2
Difficult but the replays suggest that Ajaz Patel has got a hand to a flashed edge from Ben Slater at slip off Ben Green.
It has escaped the grab.
Surrey v Sussex 358-9 dec
A big six from Sussex skipper Ollie Robinson sees him reach a century in style!
And then he signals that his side are going to leave things there and send Surrey in for a bat in the closing stages of day one.
An incredible turnround in this contest as Sussex go from being in a big hole at 92-7 to a more than useful 358-9 dec.
Jack Carson also scored a century and Fynn Hudson-Prentice 53.
Hants v Glam 333-1
This has been a rip-roaring innings from the Glamorgan skipper with just 172 balls needed, fully 19 of them hit for four and three of them sent over the rope for six.
Image source, Getty ImagesNorthants have finally broken Worcestershire's last-wicket stand between Gareth Roderick and Olly Hannon-Dalby, who put on 120.
Worcestershire are all out for 306 with Roderick unbeaten on 164.
Kent are now nine down against Derbyshire. They're 348-9.
Ryan Higgins is on the verge of a half-century for Middlesex against Durham. The hosts are 252-5 at Lord's.
Surrey v Sussex 352-9
Sussex pass 350 for a third batting point.
Ollie Robinson will now want a little help from last batter Henry Crocombe before his side are all out.
Robinson is on 94 not out...
Surrey v Sussex 340-9
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
Jack Carson's brilliant innings comes to an end.
It's with the new ball, it just bounced a touch more and there was movement there for Matt Fisher.
He deserves the standing ovation because everyone knows he's done that tough. It's a brilliant effort and Surrey finally find the breakthrough.
What an innings from Jack Carson!
Hants v Glam 329-1
Kiran Carlson was down on the floor after being hit in the, er, trouser department a few balls ago.
But he recovers his poise to clip a single off Codi Yusuf and bring up the 250 partnership between himself and Zain-ul-Hassan.
Carson c Smith b Fisher 105 (Surrey v Sussex 340-9)
Surrey finally break the Carson-Robinson partnership!
But that partnership of 173 has completely changed the complexion of the game after Sussex's early struggles.
Jack Carson goes for 105 after his long vigil, edging behind to Jamie Smith
Leics v Notts 347-2
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
For the fourth time in his career, Ben Slater drops himself a 150.
Very good indeed.
A great effort - 247 balls and 20 fours.
Leics v Notts 347-2
Ben Slater goes down on one knee to crunch a lovely cover drive and reach his 150. It has taken him 247 balls and 325 minutes.
He will be eyeing his high score (225*) with conditions conducive to batting forever.
Northants v Worcs 303-9
Worcestershire bring up their 300 at Northants - they were 186-9 before tea!
Gareth Roderick has 163 and Olly Hannon-Dalby is on 25.
They're closing in on the Pears' record 10th-wicket stand of 136 set by Alex Milton and Australian Steve Magoffin against Somerset in 2018.
Leics v Notts 336-2
Joe Clarke nudges a single off his legs from Ajaz Patel and he has a 73-ball 50.
Somerset 101-3 v Yorkshire 162
After a stuttering start, Somerset have settled things down in the evening session to pass 100 in their reply to Yorkshire's 162.
Josh Thomas is on 64 and Tom Abell on 13.
The pair have added almost 40 runs since tea and their partnership is 66.
Hants v Glam 318-1
Zain ul Hassan releases the handbrake and pulls Felix Organ for a hefty six over midwicket. He has moved to 114 just a few minutes after raising his bat.
The second new ball is available but the two teams and umpires are taking a drinks break. With just the one breakthrough today there is no doubt they are taking it straight away.
Can Hampshire take a couple of wickets now to get them back in this game?
Surrey v Sussex 329-8
A single to Jack Carson takes him to his century - his second in First Class cricket.
He came in with Sussex in all sorts of bother but after building a good partnership with Fynn Hudson-Prentice earlier he has continued that fine work alongside his captain Ollie Robinson (82*).
After falling to 92-7 the visitors desperately needed the tail to wag - and how it has wagged!
Hants v Glam 290-1
Rob Phillips
BBC Radio Wales commentator
Zain ul Hassan jogs though for his first-class and maiden century in 250 balls.
He opened the innings with Asa Tribe, he takes off his helmet, gloves dropped to the ground and a big hug with his skipper Kiran Carlson.
What a moment for Zain ul Hassan. He's worked really hard for that.
He's taken his time to get there but my word what a big innings this is for the opener.
Hants v Glam 298-1
A big moment in the career of the Islambad-born batter as Zain ul Hassan reaches his maiden first-class century with a single through the fumbled misfield at mid off.
His top score before today was 69 and while this is only his 32nd match at this level, it will have felt like a long time coming.
Not least of which through the nineties which he has tiptoed in singles after resuming after tea 10 overs ago on 87.
He got a life on 29 when he was caught off a no-ball from Scott Currie but he has worked so hard for this century, taking few unnecessary risks.
After saluting his team-mates, hugging his captain, he falls to the turf to kiss the dust.
Well done, sir.