Scott Currie relaces James Fuller in the attack.

A low full toss is driven past mid off for four by Sheridon Gumbs and the target dips to 300.

Dropped catchpublished at 14:52 BST

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Surrey 115 v Glamorgan 132 & 584-9

This is sorry stuff from Surrey. Glamorgan number 11 Mir Hamza has a swing and sub fielder Nathan Barnwell puts down the skier.

Mason Crane and Hamza are enjoying themselves. Surrey's bowlers and fielders aren't.

Glamorgan's lead is now 601.

Rishi Patel is across his stumps glancing to leg against Kyle Abbott.

He survives the LBW shout and the ball runs away for two leg byes.

Another LBW appeal - with Patel going forward to block and just getting outside the line.

Patel turns a ball behind square leg for two - and gets four driving through cover.

There's not a huge amount riding on this game, with Middlesex out of the promotion picture and Gloucestershire bottom of the table.

But just to bring you up to speed, Middlesex are building a very handy lead in Bristol - it's up to 185 with Sam Robson (71*) and Ben Geddes (49*) going along nicely.

Five leg byes and a boundary for Ben Slater from Sean Hunt's over.

How do you approach this if you're Nottinghamshire? Go all out for the win and risk losing the title completely with a defeat to Sussex?

Or be happy with a draw if they can get it and go into the final game of the season seven points behind Warwickshire?

A real conundrum.

James Fuller is bowling round the wicket to Sheridon Gumbs.

A full ball is driven through point for four.

Lovely shot, just leaning into it at the last possible moment.

Fuller goes leg side and that's a fine diving stop from keeper-captain Ben Brown.

Jaydev Unadkat starts with a maiden to Haseeb Hameed.

Now Kyle Abbott gets a ball to take off on a length and the keeper takes it at head height.

Clear signs of uneven bounce on this pitch.

Sheridon Gumbs is beaten outside off and this chase looks altogether different since 11 runs were scored off the first over.

He gets a single into the off side and Rishi Patel sees out the over.

Nottinghamshire skipper Haseeb Hameed comes back to the crease with opening partner Ben Slater with his side 118 runs behind Sussex.

The reigning champions will need to bat very well indeed to make a real fist of this.

Jaydev Unadkat with the first over for Sussex.

Leicestershire play in the One-Day Cup final against Middlesex at Trent Bridge on Sunday - and how emotionally charged might that game be in view of the breaking news last night?

James Fuller gets a ball to straighten on Rishi Patel as the ball whistles through to keeper-captain Ben Brown.

Fuller gets one to keep low outside off and this ball bounces twice on its way to the keeper. Maiden over.

Indeed, Mark! A reminder as if anyone needed it that Ben Cliff took 8-76 in Somerset's first innings.

100 for Cranepublished at 14:34 BST

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Surrey 115 v Glamorgan 132 & 550-9

Incredible effort from Mason Crane who was 48 short of his century when the ninth wicket fell.

He hits his second 50 in 38 balls securing it with a huge six off Dan Lawrence.

He may now be singing "can I play you every week", it's his second first class century and both have come against Surrey this season.

Glamorgan 567 ahead, and in no mood for declaring.

Somerset are trying everything they can and Archie Vaughan is on to bowl some off-spin.

It doesn't work straight away though, despite a few nice deliveries from Vaughan, as Kuldeep Yadav sweeps him for four.

Four slips in for Kyle Abbott - and Rishi Patel pushes defensively into the off side.

Patel goes across the stumps to the third ball, flicking it away for one.

Sheridon Gumbs shapes to hit through point, missing with a flashing drive.

250 up for Yorkshirepublished at 14:30 BST

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Yorkshire 212 & 262-8 v Somerset 201

Yorkshire have raced past the 250 mark and now their lead is worth 273 runs.

Somerset are going to have to chase down something in the region of 300 to win this match at this rate.

Not ideal really for the title hopefuls.