And after making up some time for rain delays on Saturday, day three is done and dusted.

Hope you can join us on Bank Holiday Monday when six games will come to a finish.

Have a good evening!

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

I've been really impressed with Glamorgan both with bat and ball.

I think they've been tremendously disciplined with the bat and the bowling has just been right.

They've got bowlers that have got all angles covered on this pitch. It would be a different game on a different of course but you can only what's in front of you and they've had the right bowlers.

That is that at the Utilita Bowl as Felix Organ fends off the last few deliveries from Ryan Hadley.

Ben Brown (17) and Organ (6) walk off the field unbeaten but it is safe to say Hants hopes of getting anything from this contest are not in the same shape.

It has been a disappointing day for the hosts but a great one for Glamorgan who have now dominated each of the three days to date.

Starting the day with 20 Hants wickets to take they have taken 15 of them and made their hosts follow-on.

Timm van der Gugten took 4-53 in the first innings and 2-31 in the second. He has been backed up by a supporting cast including returning Hampshire favourite Mason Crane who has taken four wickets on the day.

With a lead of 204 and just five wickets to take Glamorgan look well on track for only their fourth top flight win and a first not only of this season but since since 2005.

If it comes they will be good value for it.

Matt Milnes removed Derbyshire opener Caleb Jewell with what proved to be the final ball of day three.

Kent will be favourites heading into day four, needing another nine wickets for victory.

Well, what a strange end to the day.

With two balls remaining, the floodlights go off. Apparently, that's due to local regulations meaning they can't be on beyond 18:59 BST.

And that also means the umpires have to take the players from the field.

So Yorkshire have seen out the day and look like setting Somerset a testing target tomorrow.

What a day we'll have at Taunton.

Durham finish day three with a lead of 100.

Centuries from Emilio Gay and David Bedingham, and 99 from Kasey Aldridge have driven the visitors' innings.

They're the only side with a realistic chance of victory now in this Division Two encounter.

Seven runs come off the final over at The Oval, as Charlie Tear on-drives Reece Topley for four.

Dan Hughes remains unbeaten on 37.

It's been a painful day for Sussex - metaphorically with both ball and bat, and literally for Tom Haines, who went off retired hurt after being hit with the first delivery of his side's second innings.

Surrey have exploited tired bodies and minds to full effect, and are now strong favourites to win for the first time this season.

James Sales, with an unbeaten 146 in Northants' only innings, takes the final wicket as he traps Oliver Hannon-Dalby lbw.

Worcestershire are skittled for just 114 to lose by a massive margin.

Ben Sanderson takes all the plaudits with 7-31 and 11 wickets in the match.

Can Somerset find the final breakthrough in the last over?

Can Jhye Richardson go to his 50? He's four runs away.

Craig Overton to bowl it.

Felix Organ ducks out of the way of a couple of leg side bouncers from Ryan Hadley and there are now just two overs for Hants to negotiate.

Mason Crane will bowl the first of them and watches as his second delivery is nudged by Ben Brown for a single.

Asa Tribe goes in close at silly mid off/cover. A single off the last ball puts Organ on strike again for the last.

Six legal deliveries remain on day three at The Oval. Reece Topley will send them down.

Daniel Hughes is 36 not out, Charlie Tear has three to his name.

Dan Lawrence continues to bowl well. He gets one to go through Charlie Tear's gate but it misses the off stump.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

Brilliant bit of bowling by Dan Lawrence and that's why Rory Burns got him into the attack.

It was a good catch by Jamie Smith at the second grab.

Craig Overton induces a thick edge from Jack White but it goes down to the third man boundary.

Somerset will need upwards of 250 now to win this game.

Four more for Jhye Richardson. Josh Thomas drops a little short and Richardson cuts it to the boundary.

Craig Overton returns. Can he end the resistance?

Mason Crane, back to bowl the sixth last over of the day, nearly gets the wicket of Ben Brown first up as the Hants skipper misses a sweep.

He connects with the fourth delivery sweeping to midwicket for four.

Slight delay at Taunton as the ball, which is 23 overs old, is being replaced.

Jhye Richardson is 42 not out, Jack White has faced 21 balls without scoring.

There are six overs remaining in the day.

Into the last five overs of the day at The Oval. A day that Sussex won't want to remember.