Tom Helm is looking better than some of his team-mates higher up the order at the moment.

He clips Matt Quinn to mid-wicket for his third four and has 13 not out from 10 balls so far.

Two half-centuries in the match and seven wickets in less than 12 overs of bowling was some contribution from Ben Stokes.

If he plays Championship cricket next spring and puts in performances like that, imagine the clamour for his England return.

Unsurprisingly, it's spin at both ends now at Taunton as Archie Vaughan is called up for a bowl.

Simon Harmer top edges as he attempts a reverse sweep, but the ball clears the slip fielder and reaches the third man boundary.

Injudicious might be one way of describing that shot. Good result, though.

An hour gone at Southampton and Hants have put on 35 for the early loss of Tom Prest.

With Toby Albert looking solid at one end and others flying a little closer to the flame at the other - Ben Brown has 16 from 39 balls - Hants will feel right in this.

There has not been as much turn in this fourth day pitch as Yorks might have hoped but early days still.

Chris Cooke leans back to hit Tom Scriven for the batter's first boundary of the day.

Cooke up to 15 with Kiran Carlson on 90 and Glamorgan now need 97 more runs to win.

An hour into the final day, Leicestershire have the one wicket of Andy Gorvin and need four more to win.

Three results still realistically possible.

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Durham head coach Ryan Campbell hailed former England captain Ben Stokes as "the recruit of the year" following his match-winning display on day three against Derbyshire.

Stokes smashed 66 not out off 55 balls and then took 5-17 as Durham bowled the home side out for just 84 to win by 338 runs and further boost their chances of promotion..

"I'm a cricket fan and it was a sad day when he decided to retire (from Test cricket). When he said 'I'm going to go back and play for Durham' my ears sparked and the way he's dragging every young fellow with him and trying to make them better it's hard not to just go 'wow'," said Campbell.

"He is the recruit of the year for us and now I guess I've got to try and work out a way how I'm going to contract him for next year!"

Luke Procter sends one in short and Rocky Flintoff, just two balls into his innings, takes on the hook/pull. He doesn't nail it and a top edge flies over the cordon behind and goes for four.

This could be entertaining.

It's the batters equivalent of "Bang, Bang".

It took 15 overs before Kiran Carlson clipped one off his toes through long-on for the first boundary of the morning at Leicester.

He followed that up with the second four of the day in the same over from Tom Scriven.

Glamorgan close to getting their target down to double figures.

How is Michael Pepper going to approach batting against Jack Leach?

He tries to cut and the ball flies over the head of second slip for four.

Despite the loss of three Middlesex wickets already, Toby Roland-Jones certainly won't have given this up and he drives Matt Milnes through the covers for four.

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Hants 138-4 v Yorks - Target 278

Toby Albert came to the crease in the eighth over of this chase when Ali Orr departed so he has taken his time to reach his half-century here in the 52nd over.

But a clipped single off Dom Bess brings up his fourth of the season in 138 balls with six fours.

It is exactly the anchor innings that Hants needed and with others playing around him, Hants could chase this down.

Interesting point, Paul. Since the introduction of two divisions in 2000, only two non-Test hosting counties have won the Championship. Sussex did it in 2003, 2006 and 2007 and Essex in 2017 and 2019.