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Another superbly entertaining round in the County Championship comes to a close.

That game at Cardiff could well be one of the games of this season. An incredible turnaround by Glamorgan, who are suddenly up to fifth and 11 points off the top! 1997 anyone?

Elsewhere, the big clash between Notts and Surrey rather failed to deliver, with a high-scoring draw and big runs for Ben Duckett.

Warwickshire thumped Yorkshire and go second while Sussex are in fourth after beating winless Leicestershire. Hampshire stay at the bottom after defeat at Essex.

In Division Two, Ben Stokes returned to help Durham stay top of the table with victory at Worcestershire. Middlesex are second having won impressively at Lancashire.

Kent squeezed home against Gloucestershire, who prop up the table, and Derbyshire eventually overcame Northants for a first win of the season.

The next round of County Championship games begins on Friday morning and we'll see you back here then to enjoy it all together again.

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Division One:

• Cardiff: Glamorgan 229 & 285-8 v Somerset 354 & 157 - Glamorgan win by two wickets
• Nottingham: Notts 415 & 414-4 v Surrey 449 - match drawn
• Hove: Sussex 430 & 131-3 v Leics 328 & 232 - Sussex win by seven wickets
• Edgbaston: Warwickshire 147 & 553-6 dec v Yorkshire 152 & 171 - Warwickshire win by 377 runs

Division Two:

• Derby: Derbyshire 604-7 dec v Northants 228 & 263 - Derbyshire win by an innings and 113 runs
• Bristol: Gloucestershire 325 & 262 v Kent 327 & 261-8 - Kent win by two wickets

James Taylor's calm head gets Kent over the line with a boundary off Will Williams!

Quite a Kent debut for Taylor, who took 6-52 in Gloucestershire's first innings and then struck the winning four in such a tense situation.

It's back-to-back victories for Kent now.

Gabe Bell is bowling without an orthodox slip now and he almost prises out Joey Evison, who gets a bottom edge that manages to miss the stumps.

Evison gets bat on ball again a couple of times, but can't beat the field. It's a maiden and James Taylor is back on strike.

James Taylor guides Will Williams behind square and takes a single, then turns for the second and slips over at the non-striker's end.

So just the one run for Taylor and Joey Evison then drives the last ball of the over to cover for another single that ensures he keeps the strike.

Four to win for Kent.

James Taylor takes a single to get off the mark and keep the strike against Gabe Bell, who's hunting a five-wicket haul.

Bell spears one in low at Taylor, who digs it out before turning him for another single behind square and Kent still need six to win.

George Scrimshaw keeps out Zak Chappell without much trouble.

Just 12 left in the day as Martin Andersson takes up the mantle again.

Short and wide from Martin Andersson and George Bartlett cannot resist sending that to the point boundary.

Another short one to finish which Bartlett has a hook at but misses so it is Zak Chappell to George Scrimshaw.

Is this Derbys' chance to wrap it up?

Gabe Bell is short of a length and Joey Evison punches it powerfully through the off side for a boundary.

Single figures now for Kent as they inch towards the finish line.

But there's still time for it to change...

George Bartlett takes a single on the second ball of Shoaib Bashir's over so is presumably happy to expose George Scrimshaw to the former England man.

He deals with the close attentions of six men around the bat (including the wicketkeeper) and bats out the final four deliveries with little trouble.

Martin Andersson is into the attack at the other end. Just 14 overs to go.

Will Williams lifts both hands to his head in frustration as Joey Evison chops one onto his foot and away to safety, but it's a maiden.

Still 13 required by Kent.

Umpires have signalled the match is into its last hour so George Bartlett and George Scrimshaw have 60 minutes to block out.

Confident stroke by Ekansh Singh, who drives Will Williams down the ground for four and that brings Kent's victory target below 20.

Something special will need to happen fairly soon for Williams, Gabe Bell or perhaps both Gloucestershire seamers, you feel.

At what point do these Northants batsmen begin to think about seeing out the remaining 18 overs?

It seems outlandish to even think about it but Bartlett has form... and this season too.

Bartlett and Ben Sanderson defied Sir James Anderson and his Red Rose crew with a last wicket partnership of 32 in early April.

They would have to better that effort, and then some, but you never know.

Will Williams is back on to bowl with Gabe Bell as Gloucestershire pin their faith in the new-ball pair to rattle through these last four Kent wickets.

Williams almost removed Joey Evison, drawing an edge that zipped between wicketkeeper and slip and rolled to the rope to bring the target down to 25.

50 for George Bartlettpublished at 17:14 BST 11 May

17:14 BST 11 May

Northants 245-9 (trail by 131 runs)

A late and delicate cut from George Bartlett off Shoaib Bashir brings a four and a half century for the Northants man.

It has taken 150 balls, contained seven fours and is the 17th first class half century of his career.

It is also the third of the season for Bartlett after 95* against Lancashire and 54 against Worcs.