Key events

43m agoEngland Test XI: Jordan Cox and Sonny Baker set for debuts
54m agoSomerset defeat Notts by 306 runs - Coverton claims five wickets
1h agoConcerns raised over Ben Stokes fitness
2h agoJames Bracey reaches his century
2h agoLewis Hill dismissed for 127 - Essex require 215 for victory
3h agoScores around lunchtime
3h agoLewis Hill posts his hundred
4h agoRew brothers in the spotlight
4h agoAppeals for tales of women's cricket in Scotland
4h agoWeather delays play at Northampton
5h agoOllie Robinson sidelined for second Test
6h agoIntroduction
6h agoSunday summary: Mahmud's six wickets boost Kent revival
6h agoCurrent standings

Rehan Ahmed, overlooked by England selectors, dives left for a brilliant catch to dismiss Tom Westley at Grace Road. Scriven picks up the wicket. Essex sit at 86-2.

Gloucestershire press forward determinedly at Wantage Road, extending their advantage to 176. James Bracey advances to 137, while Will Williams adds 7 from 40 minutes of resistance.

Meanwhile at New Road, Cullen (15) and Taylor (6) frustrate Middlesex further - Worcestershire seven down and still needing 179 more.

Conditions appear bright at Grace Road, though clouds gather over Manchester. Walter and Westley push the score along steadily. Essex reach 73-1, still requiring 143 more.

England Test XI: Jordan Cox and Sonny Baker to make their debuts

Four alterations from the side that played at Lord's. Jordan Cox, after scoring a superb 204 versus Leicestershire, and Sonny Baker earn their first Test caps. Jofra Archer returns alongside Matt Fisher, taking the place of Surrey colleague Gus Atkinson and with Ben Stokes also unavailable following a curfew breach. Shoaib Bashir misses out once more.

James Rew may earn a debut at The Oval should Jamie Smith's wife go into labour.

England XI: Ben Duckett, Emilio Gay, Jacob Bethell, Joe Root (capt), Harry Brook, Jamie Smith (wk), Jordan Cox, Jofra Archer, Josh Tongue, Matthew Fisher, Sonny Baker

Somerset (credit to Anthony Gibson) managed without several key players including Toms Kohler-Cadmore, Abell, Banton and Lammonby plus Will Smede, before England called up James Rew and Lewis Gregory suffered a hamstring injury during the contest.

Somerset defeat Notts by 306 runs - five wickets for Coverton

Overton seals the final wicket when Ali swipes at the ball and Alfie Ogborne completes the catch before embracing Overton warmly. Celebrations follow all round. O'Neill remains unbeaten on 54 as Notts finish on 166, losing for the first time in 15 outings.

Trent Bridge: Somerset 310 and 355-7dec defeat Nottinghamshire 193 and 166 by 306 runs.

Somerset 21 points, Notts 3 points.

Matters unravel quickly at New Road. Worcestershire, 123-7 at lunch, slip to 156-7. Zafar Gohar takes three, Seb Morgan one.

An early Essex wicket falls at Grace Road: Elgar is caught at slip off Davey in a repeat of his first innings dismissal, offering Leicestershire renewed hope, according to Mike Daniels.

Concerns over Ben Stokes

Brendon McCullum shares some troubling comments regarding Ben Stokes.

Somerset edge closer as Dillon Pennington becomes Craig Overton's fourth victim, driving to backward point. O'Neill stands thoughtfully at the non-striker's end on 45. Mohammad Ali survives a sharp delivery first ball. Notts 153-9.

Rules clarified. Mike Daniels reports: The 15-minute extension applies if a result looks possible in the final innings, while the 30 minutes here was required due to nine wickets falling in any innings.

Combined input from scorers and match referee confirms both extensions can apply in the decisive innings.

On a Monday in June?

James Bracey reaches 100

A second century this season for James Bracey, who has anchored Gloucestershire's second innings. Daz Ahmed fell lbw just before lunch, so Matt Taylor joins the resistance. Lead over Northants stands at 125.

Lewis Hill falls for 127 - Essex need 215 to win

Prospects look intriguing, particularly without Jordan Cox for Essex's second innings. Lewis Hill departs last, bowled between bat and pad while attempting to hit to the boundary for 127, and leaves disappointed with himself. Critchley claims his second wicket. Snater and Harmer each have three.

Lunch at Trent Bridge, where Craig Overton walks off frustrated after dropping a slip catch in the final over before the interval, bowled by Jack Leach.

Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire 193 and 138-8 v Somerset 310 and 355-7dec Notts need 335 to win

At Grace Road play continues until 1.30, thanks to Mike Daniels. They extend for half an hour or eight overs rather than 15 minutes.

Extra time at Grace Road too, where Lewis Hill holds firm on 113, though Josh Davey fell after 65 minutes of solid defence. Leics 414-9 lead by 200.

Scores around lunchtime

Division One

Grace Road: Leicestershire 187 and 414-9 v Essex 401

Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire 193 and 129-8 v Somerset 310 and 355-7

Hove: Sussex 521 defeat Glamorgan 155 and 268 by an innings and 98 runs

Scarborough: Yorkshire 469 and 246-6dec v Warwickshire 263 and 139-4 Warwicks need 314 to win

Division Two

Chester-le-Street: Durham 377 defeat Derbyshire 118 and 237 by an innings and 22 runs

Blackpool: Kent 178 and 332 defeat Lancashire 87 and 283 by 140 runs

Northampton: Northamptonshire 465 v Gloucestershire 268 and 306-8

New Road: Worcestershire 265 and 127-3 v Middlesex 339 and 283-6 Worcs need 231 to win