James Fuller is back to Ajaz Patel, playing the spinner to mid-wicket for no run.

He gets a single off the second ball.

Scott Currie away with a loose shot lofting the ball to cover for two.

We have a pause in play as the umpires have decided to change the ball at Grace Road - one ball into the Ian Holland over.

We're good to go. James Fuller is down the pitch to try and swing the ball away. He misses.

The fourth ball is flicked off the pads to mid on for one.

Kuldeep Yadav has his first boundary of the innings, flicking Jake Ball off his legs and it just about has enough on it to make it to the rope.

Those are the only runs from the over but they are valuable ones for Yorkshire and frustrating for Somerset.

The hosts lead by 240 at Headingley.

Jack Carson isn't hanging about for Sussex since the start of play on day three about 15 minutes ago.

He smashes Mukesh Kumar for four through backward point to pick up the second boundary of the over for the hosts.

Carson then adds a third boundary in fortuitous fashion, edging down to third man.

Sussex lead by 96.

Hampshire's lead is surging past 300 and one suspects we're nearing the limit of what Leicestershire might be comfortable chasing.

James Fuller leaves spinner Ajaz Patel outside off.

He went for 10 in that over. A six was cross-batted by Fuller down the ground - and he also picked up four runs driving to long off.

312 ahead.

There are some ominous clouds circling around Headingley. Hopefully nothing too sinister.

New batter Kuldeep Yadav has moved along to three from 10 balls for Yorkshire.

Dom Bess has 72 from 175 deliveries.

Jack Carson cuts away the final ball of Olly Stone's over and bang goes the maiden.

Four more for Carson and Sussex lead by 83 runs.

Great fielding out in the deep by Olly Stone to race around and deny a boundary on the slide after Jack Carson had flicked off his legs from Mukesh Kumar.

Carson picks up three before Tom Price drives through the covers for four and their partnership is now worth 61 runs.

Luis Reece hits a hat-trick of boundaries to take Derbyshire's fifth wicket stand past 50.

He and Martin Andersson are frustrating Northamptonshire who need the win and would have had high hopes when getting Derbyshire four down with a lead of just 132 this morning.

The lead now is 182.

Play has just resumed at Grace Road.

It was a decent morning session for the Foxes, picking up four wickets, but Hampshire's lead has grown to 297.

A reminder that anything but a win for Leicestershire would seal their relegation, while victory for Hampshire would take their survival bid to the final week.

Finally! We are under way at Hove after the morning was washed out by the grim weather.

The sun is out now though and Nottinghamshire begin the very tough task of trying to claw this game back into their favour.

Mukesh Kumar bowls the final ball of his over from last night and Jack Carson plays and misses outside off.

Dom Bess flicks Craig Overton around the corner and away for four at fine leg.

The runs keep on flowing for Yorkshire and their lead is now 228.

Somerset could really use a wicket right about now. Have we said that yet?

Big appeal by Jake Ball and the Somerset field as Dom Bess is caught on the back leg by an inswinger... Not a bad shout at all but not out is the call again.

Bess then picks up a single to move to 65.

Derbyshire add two runs in the first over after lunch to take their lead to 157.

The confirmation of Kent's win allows the home side here to make their calculations.

A win would leave them four points clear of their rivals going into the final round of matches. A draw would put them four behind and a defeat would have them 12 points off the pace.

Derbyshire already knew it but it's now mathematically certain they'll still be in the second division next season.