Olly Stone is at it again at The Oval for Notts.

Having set Surrey an imposing 329 to win this match, thanks in no small part to 95 runs contributed by Joe Clarke, Stone - who took 6-44 in the first innings - removed Dom Sibley and Adam Thomas cheaply with the new ball.

The immediate rebuild is being put in place by Rory Burns (11*) and Pope (14*). There are 42 gripping overs set to be bowled in the final session after tea.

Tea is done and dusted and it's time for Essex to resume their second innings. The new ball is only four overs old so Somerset will be hoping it will help them break this partnership between Charlie Allison and Matt Critchley, who cam together before lunch.

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16:02 BST 22 August

Derbyshire v Durham 222-3 - lead by 349

Ben Stokes comes down to Shoaib Bashir and whips him through mid-wicket for his second boundary of his innings.

The former England captain is 12 not out off 12 balls.

Ben McKinney then goes one better, effortlessly punished a long hop from Matt Montgomery back over his head for six. Do not bowl there, says McKinney.

McKinney moves to 140 not out as Durham's lead nears 350. A declaration later today you would suspect.

Vansh Jani throws the bat at a wide one from Sean Hunt and a thick edge brings him four runs to third man.

He tries again from the next delivery and this time the ball flies away in the direction he intended, through cover, taking him to 32 not out.

Adam Whitty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

So, 257 is the target for Glamorgan. It's an imposing one on a surface which has done all sorts.

Leicestershire have batted wonderfully today, inspired by a dogged, determined knock by Sheridon Gumbs, who was so unfortunate to not make it to a maiden first-class hundred.

He showed Glamorgan how to bat on this surface, throw your hands at anything wide, be positive, but build your innings on a solid defence.

The Foxes have their tail to thank too for turning round a dicey situation. Key contributions from Ben Mike (28) and a superb 43 from Tom Scriven - who put on 40 for the last wicket with Josh Hull - have made them favourites.

The pitch however seemed to stop misbehaing in the last few hours, that brings Glamorgan into it. They have fought hard for huge wins this season, can they do it again today?

We have it here at 65-35% in Leicestershire's favour.

Ali Orr plays one backward of square into the off-side for four with Hampshire's first ball of their second innings as they get their run chase off to a good start.

The keeper and slips go up as Tom Clark appears to find the edge of Dan Mousley's bat. The umpire says there was no contact and the Warwickshire batter - on 21 not out - survives.

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15:53 BST 22 August

Derbyshire v Durham 207-3 - lead by 334

Ben Stokes tucks away a single into square leg to get off the mark against his good mate Shoaib Bashir.

Ben McKinney then fires a loose wide delivery through the cover boundary to see Durham move past 200.

It has been slow going for Surrey in pursuit of their meaty target and that has been down to the skill and repetition of bowlers Brett Hutton and Olly Stone.

Ollie Pope has, though, just relieved a little pressure when he confidently pulled Hutton away through mid-wicket for four. It looks tricky for Surrey's batters at the moment and they are having to operate cautiously.

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15:47 BST 22 August

Warks 71-3 - target 203

Too short from Henry Crocombe and Vansh Jani cracks it away square for four.

Sussex call up Tom Clark for a bowl - as we told you earlier, Fynn Hudson-Prentice will not play any further part in the game because of injury - and Dan Mousley pulls him away for six.

Cracking cover drive by Ben McKinney to the boundary sees him move on to 124 not out.

The following ball is straight driven down the ground for four more.

A batting masterclass this from McKinney. Derbyshire seamer Martin Andersson looks thoroughly fed up here.

With so many overs of spin today, they are very much running to time at Taunton. Just a couple of runs come from Jack Leach's final over before tea which ends a very good session for Essex.

The visitors are still 79 in arrears, but added 97 during the afternoon without losing a wicket.

Charlie Allison, who has used the reverse sweep to good effect against Archie Vaughan, is 60 not out and partner Matt Critchley has 39 - the pair having so far added 105.

Somerset will still fancy their chances of winning this game, but Essex will be feeling much happier with things now.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Ben McKinney has reached 100 for the sixth time in his first-class career and the second time this season. He has a good conversion rate because he only has two half-centuries!

But we have seen both sides of him today. This morning it was important he respected his wicket and built an innings. He has a habit of getting himself out at inopportune moments.

During the session he smashed a six into the stands. Rather than think that's a good result for the over, he then tried to do the same thing a ball later and nearly got himself out. Will Rhodes had to come down the track to talk to him and tell him to concentrate.

He played safely after that before opening up again towards the century mark, when hitting two sixes in a row off Shoaib Bashir. It is good to see aggressive batting at times, but it also has its place and sensible batting often scores more runs than the former.

McKinney put on 157 for the second wicket with Rhodes, who fell LBW to Martin Andersson for 52.

Durham have now reached 174-2 in their second innings and lead by 301. I expect a declaration later and Derbyshire chasing a rather unlikely 400 or so.

Easy runs for Vansh Jani as Sean Hunt twice errs outside leg stump in his latest over. Both balls are flicked away for four by the young batter as the Warwickshire total passes 50.