Firstly, thanks Charlie for getting in touch from the Balkans.

George Hill is certainly a very good prospect. He may need a strong finish to the Championship to get the conversation about his England chances going, though.

Postpublished at 16:32 BST 22 August

16:32 BST 22 August

Warks 102-3 v Sussex - target 203

Vansh Jani carves a wide one from Henry Crocombe uppishly towards third man. Can Jaydev Unadkat cover the ground to make the catch? No, he can't as the ball flies over the rope for six.

The Warwickshire total reaches three figures and 21-year-old Jani progresses to 43 not out - his best first-class score.

As we head into a long final session on day three, five home sides are now in fourth innings pursuits.

• Hampshire v Yorkshire
• Leicestershire v Glamorgan
• Surrey v Notts
• Warwickshire v Sussex
• Middlesex v Kent

We are back under way at the County Ground.

Another loose delivery from Matt Montgomery is turned away down to fine leg for four by new man in Graham Clark.

Durham's lead surpasses 350.

A glorious shot by Asa Tribe brings a boundary for Glamorgan.

Facing Josh Hull, he produces a straight drive back down the ground with immaculate timing.

It has not been easy to score early on for Glamorgan but that was a welcome four.

The first over of Middlesex's pursuit of 356 begins.

And it ends with a juicy full toss from Matt Milnes that Sam Robson happily sends to the legside rope.

Only the 349 more required now!

That will make Sussex feel even worse.

Dan Mousley clips Henry Crocombe to square leg for four as he and Vansh Jani post a half-century partnership from just 57 balls.

The final session of the day - and potentially of the match - is about to get under way at Edgbaston.

Warwickshire need another 112 for a third win of the season which will ensure they remain firmly in the title picture going into the final five rounds of games.

Sussex, of course, could spoil that with a flurry of wickets, and they are still unhappy at an umpiring decision just before tea when the umpire ruled that Dan Mousley had not got a nick to the keeper.

There could be fireworks in the short time he's probably likely to be batting post-tea, Bob!

George Hill looks threatening to the left-hander around the wicket once more.

This one stays low on Ali Orr, who is chopped in half, but misses off-stump and Finlay Bean behind the stumps to go down for four byes.

It's been a good start to this Hampshire run chase. The hosts will have to take this one in small, manageable chunks.

Nick Gubbins chops a wide Ben Coad delivery into the ground away from third man for a boundary and moves on to 12 not out.

Hampshire are currently going at slightly over four-an-over.

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Too full from Jake Ball and Charlie Allison drives back along the pitch, just to the left of the stumps from his perspective, and away for the 10th four of his highly impressive innings. He is now 65 not out.

Division One

• Utilita Bowl: Hampshire 197 & 6-0 v Yorkshire 173 & 301 - Hampshire need 272 to win
• Leicester: Leicestershire 151 & 257 v Glamorgan 152 -Glamorgan need 257 to win
• Taunton: Somerset 469 v Essex 158 & 232-3 - Essex trail by 79
• The Oval: Surrey 162 & 32-2 v Nottinghamshire 184 & 306 - Surrey need 297 to win
• Edgbaston: Warwickshire 161 & 91-3 v Sussex 156 & 207 - Warwickshire need 112 to win

Division Two

• Derby: Derbyshire 156 v Durham 283 & 222-4 - Durham lead by 349
• Cheltenham: Gloucestershire 150 & 107-2 v Worcestershire 267 - Gloucestershire trail by 12
• Old Trafford: Lancashire 137 v Northamptonshire 284 & 121-1 - Northants lead by 268
• Northwood: Middlesex 249 v Kent 350 & 254 - Middlesex need 356 to win

There are 44 overs remaining in the day's play at Edgbaston, with Warwickshire needing another 112 to win.

Having been set a target of 203, they began the chase badly, losing Rob Yates, Zen Malik and Will Young to find themselves 42-3.

But Vansh Jani and Dan Mousley have turned things around with an unbroken stand of 49 against a Sussex attack which is a bowler short.

Jani will start the final session 32 not out, with Mousley on 25.

An attritional session at Cheltenham where run-scoring remains difficult.

The removal of both openers in quick succession by Beyers Swanepoel will provide cheer for Worcestershire, but Gloucestershire's batters have certainly dug in.