Final day of round eight of County Championship and last red-ball action until mid-August
Glamorgan beat Surrey by seven wickets in Cardiff
Kent bowl out Middlesex for 49-run triumph
David Bedingham hits unbeaten 109 as Durham hit 296-4 to beat Northants
Somerset and Warwickshire play out draw
Worcestershire chase 87 for victory over bottom side Gloucestershire
Glamorgan v Surrey 440-9 - lead by 187 runs
Tom Lawes thrashes away a Ryan Hadley delivery to the mid-wicket fence.
The body language is beginning to change in the Glamorgan outfield - one wicket needed to set-up a run chase but that is looking easier said than done.
Sanderson c McKinney b Aldridge 3 (Durham 405 v Northants 240-9 - lead by 285)
Kasey Aldridge has his second wicket of the morning after Ben Sanderson chips a full delivery to Ben McKinney in the covers.
McKinney’s hands let him down on day one but there was no way he was going to drop that one.
Somerset 208 & 366-6 v Warks 330
Somerset now lead by almost 250 runs.
When Overton came in that lead was only 26.
Only Surrey's Dan Lawrence has scored more centuries than Overton this season with five.
Overton has three, as does his Somerset team-mate Tom Abell and Surrey's Dom Sibley.
Not bad company to be keeping - especially not as a specialist batter.
Is he the player of the season so far? Let us know your thoughts.
Glamorgan v Surrey 433-9 - lead by 180 runs
There is nothing happening for the Glamorgan seamers so they turn to the leg-spin of Mason Crane.
Jordan Clark and Tom Lawes have now added 91 runs for the 10th Surrey wicket.
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I think Kent have a good chance if they can get around 250. Depends on performance of our Hasan. Love from Bangladesh!
Shumon Choudhury, London
Too many Kent batsmen leaving their post this morning, leaving me resigned. As fate would have it no.10 didnt last long...
Mark James at Canterbury
Well Shumon, with Kent all out for 257, Middlesex have to score 231 to win so the home side will need a big contribution from Hasan Mahmud.
It should make for some good cricket for those like Mark, watching in person.
Dudgeon c Roland-Jones b Helm 37 (Kent 416 & 257 v Middlesex 443 - lead by 230 runs)
Having just mis-fielded for four the previous ball, Toby Roland-Jones takes a fine catch in the deep to give Tom Helm his eighth wicket of the game and Keith Dudgeon's excellent innings is over.
Middlesex will require 231 for victory at Canterbury.
Somerset 208 & 366-6 v Warks 330
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Craig Overton lifts his bat to acknowledge the cheers from all around the ground.
A tremendous innings from a tremendous cricketer.
Guthrie c Raine b Aldridge 11 (Durham 405 v Northants 450 & 230-8)
Kasey Aldridge takes a wicket with his first ball as Liam Guthrie drags a half-volley loosener to wide long-on where Ben Raine takes a good tumbling catch.
Genius captaincy from Alex Lees? Or, with Callum Parkinson on at the other end, is he just mothballing his opening attack ahead of the new ball’s arrival in a few overs’ time?
Either way, Northants are on the back foot.
A wicket maiden to start from Aldridge.
Somerset 208 & 362-6 v Warks 330
Image source, Getty ImagesA four down the ground from Craig Overton and that his century!
A third ton of the season comes from 206 balls.
Overton has scored 537 runs this season at an average of just under 50 - he has also taken 33 wickets at an average of 19.36.
He's having a great season.
Glamorgan v Surrey 398-9 - lead by 172 runs
Image source, Getty ImagesComing in as a substitute for Gus Atkinson who has been recalled for England, Tom Lawes is playing a fine hand with the bat for Surrey.
He goes to a fourth first-class 50 with the final wicket of Lawes and Jordan Clark now adding 83 runs.
Lawes has also been warned by the umpires for running straight down the middle of the pitch when scampering a run.
Kent 252-9 v Middlesex - lead by 225 runs
Keith Dudgeon hoists Naavya Sharma over the rope for a maximum.
Every run is so valuable for Kent.
Somerset 208 & 352-6 v Warks 330
Just the one single taken from the past two overs shows the Bears bowlers are keeping things tight.
Manav Suthar and Ethan Bamber are the bowlers looking to find the breakthrough.
Suthar bowled well early yesterday, taking three wickets before Overton and Rew dug in.
Just 12 runs from the opening seven overs.
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Durham 405 v Northants 450 & 225-7
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Matty Potts has just taken his seventh wicket of the match and his 41st of the season in the Championship. And it didn't take him long to get going either.
George Bartlett edged the fourth ball of the morning to Graham Clark at backward point and departed for 28. The ball seemed to pop on him and take him by surprise.
But it means Northants are now seven down and lead by 270 in their second innings. Durham will want to restrict them to less than 300, but as we saw last season, 340 is achievable on this ground in a fourth innnings.
That said, it's overcast and murky today so we may see the lights on later, but no rain is forecast until tea time.
Worcs 388 v Glos 289 & 71-1
Day four has begun in the manner of the previous three with Gloucestershire compiling 12 runs from the opening five overs.
Cameron Bancroft is now on 41 off 106 balls. It's the type of innings that will save the game for his side.
He and Tommy Boorman have added 61 runs for this second wicket.
Somerset 208 & 351-6 v Warks 330
Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesA fine partnership and done under maximum pressure, knowing there's not a great deal to come behind them.
Parkinson lbw b Sharma 0 (Kent 241-9 v Middlesex - lead by 214 runs)
That did not last long.
Matt Parkinson is in no sort of position to keep out Naavya Sharma and is pinned in front.
The Middlesex openers will start getting mentally prepared as in comes Hasan Mahmud.
Somerset 208 & 351-6 v Warks 330
A single taken to square leg by Thomas Rew to bring up the 200 partnership - as Somerset also hit the 350-run mark.
These two came in yesterday with Somerset 148-6.
How they have changed the complexion of this match.
Milnes c Geddes b Helm 11 (Kent 240-8 v Middlesex - lead by 213 runs)
Image source, ShutterstockHe has fallen for the trap.
Tom Helm picks up his seventh wicket of the match and third of this innings as he drops one short and Matt Milnes helps it straight into the hands of leg slip.
Milnes throws his head to the skies.
In comes Matt Parkinson.
Bartlett c Clark b Potts 28 (Durham 405 v Northants 450 & 204-7)
Matthew Potts strikes! The Durham seam bowler has his fourth wicket as a fine delivery kicks on George Bartlett and the Northants batter can only pop a simple catch up to Graham Clark at backward point.
Just the start Durham wanted in the first over as Northants lead by 249 with only three wickets remaining.
