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England are in complete control of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's and are likely to wrap up a series win on day four.

England were bowled out for 208 in their second innings, leaving Pakistan a victory target of 389.

Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer have caused all sorts of damage again with the new ball and a short time ago Pakistan were 40-3.

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BBC Radio Somerset

An attritional morning's cricket, as Somerset's batsmen have dug in against probing seam bowling from Unadkat, Hunt, Crocombe and Evison under cloudy skies.

The only wicket to fall was that of Tom Lammonby, LBW to Crocombe for a typically stylish 93, his highest Championship innings of the summer.

Jake Ball has been drafted into the Somerset side as a 'life event' replacement for Josh Shaw, whose partner gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday evening.

Somerset have probably done enough this morning to make the game safe, which was always likely to be the height of their ambition after the loss of yesterday's play.

Division One

• Warwickshire 64-4 v Nottinghamshire 325-8 dec
• Sussex 250 v Somerset 202 & 250-3
• Yorkshire 263 v Leicestershire 84-0 - match drawn with no play possible on day four
• Essex 279 v Surrey 183 & 132-6
• Glamorgan 161 v Hampshire 162 & 300-8 dec - Glamorgan need 302 to win

Division Two

• Durham 384 & 4-0 v Gloucestershire 137 & 250 - Durham won by 10 wickets
• Northamptonshire 223-2 v Kent 345
• Worcestershire 90-3 v Lancashire 180
• Derbyshire 131 & 19-1 v Middlesex - Middlesex forfeited first innings

Derbyshire are 19-1 at lunch in their second innings, after Middlesex opted to forfeit their first innings in pursuit of victory.

The lead is 150 but it's certainly been the visitors' day- taking 8-71 in the session after just 32.3 overs were possible across the opening three days.

Lunch too at New Road where Jake Libby is 43* in Worcestershire's 90-3, exactly halfway to Lancashire first innings total of 180.

For now, Northamptonshire still hold the advantage in terms of the fight for bonus points between these two promotion contenders.

They need another 27 runs for an extra point, while Kent need one wicket.

The one they'd really like is that of Ricardo Vasconcelos, who's 115 not out at the interval. Partner Nathan McSweeney has 36.

Confirmation that Hampshire have declared their second innings at the fall of that Andrew Neal wicket just before lunch.

Division One's bottom side will have two sessions to try to bowl out Glamorgan, who require 302 for victory.

Somerset's players will be satisfied with that morning session - other than Tom Lammonby, who missed out on the chance of a hundred when he was leg before to Henry Crocombe for 93.

Lammonby's was the only wicket to fall, though, and Somerset lead by 202 overall.

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Still advantage Essex as we reach lunch on day four at Chelmsford.

Simon Harmer and Jamie Porter have each taken a wicket during the morning session but Surrey have established a narrow lead of 36 runs.

Ben Foakes has made the most of the life given to him by Harmer's dropped caught-and-bowled chance, batting through the whole session for 34 not out.

Hampshire added 176 runs in the morning session and with their lead now 301, surely a declaration will not be too far away against Glamorgan?

Toby Albert made 64 before Ben Brown made a quickfire 30, while Andrew Neal was dismissed just before lunch for 47 off 20 balls.

50 partnership for Nicholls and Abellpublished at 13:00 BST 30 August

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Sussex 250 v Somerset 202 & 250-3

Tom Abell whips Joey Evison off his pads for a boundary that not only raises the 50 partnership with Henry Nicholls, but more importantly lifts Somerset's lead above 200.

Not quite a position of safety just yet, but it'll take something special from the Sussex bowlers to force victory this afternoon.

Full-on celeb appeal from Ben Martindale as Vansh Jani leaves an inswinger and is struck on the pad. Nothing doing from the umps.

Jani got outside the line.

You can't blame the lad for trying as he hunts his maiden first-class wicket.

They need 112 more runs, with seven wickets in hand, to avoid the follow-on. Impressive levels of pessimism though, John.

Dan Mousley drives a straight ball from Fraser Shear back down the ground for his second four.

Dillon Pennington is back in the attack as Olly Stone takes a well-earned breather after his burst of 3-22.

Vansh Jani cuts into the offside for three and then almost nibbles at a tempter outside off stump from the former Worcestershire quick.

Ben Martindale to replace Sheat before lunch.

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Ben Foakes and Adam Thomas have nudged Surrey's lead up to 22 with a seventh-wicket partnership that is currently worth 26 runs.

Very important for Surrey that these two make it to lunch without further loss.

All of a sudden, the sun is out - which looked extremely unlikely around 20 minutes ago - and that should probably be good news for the batting side.

It's been gritty from Somerset for most of the morning, but they've managed to stretch their lead to almost 200 for only the loss of Tom Lammonby.

Henry Nicholls has 41 and Tom Abell 22 as Sussex call on spinner Jack Carson for a couple of pre-lunch overs at the Cromwell Road End.

Middlesex's decision to forfeit their first innings isn't looking too bad right now.

Toby Roland-Jones has struck in the third over, pinning Harry Came lbw, and Derbyshire are 6-1.

Have to respect their decision to go for the win.

At New Road Rehaan Edavalath has fallen for 42, also lbw, to George Balderson, who has bowled Adam Hose for nought two balls later.

The Pears are now 87-3 in reply to Lancs' 180.

Hat-trick ball for Ben Kellaway...

Solid forward defensive shot by Eddie Jack.