Ben Raine is cutting a hugely frustrated figure.

He's probably had seven or eight appeals in his past three overs and hasn't been successful with any of them.

His last, which sounded like an inside edge anyway, saw him walking backwards down the middle of the track almost to the crease as he appealed.

There is a lot of pressure about, on Kent, sure, but also on the home side, and the umpires.

Storm Dave was certainly not the only high pressure formation in the north east this week.

19 overs left in the day.

George Bartlett nicks the strike on the final delivery again with an agricultural hook which squirts away as Tom Bailey tried to tuck him up with a short one.

Are Yorkshire going to have a final dart at this?

Mason Crane gives George Hill too much width at the end of his latest over and is cut away behind square for four.

The Tykes need 103 from 14 overs - a run-rate of 7.35.

There are 74 deliveries left for Northants to negotiate and George Bartlett is going to have to face as many of those as possible.

He has got through seven overs already but the pressure is huge on the former Somerset man's shoulders.

He is taking singles on offer near the end of the overs but he does not trust Ben Sanderson to fend off Jimmy Anderson and Tom Bailey for more than a ball.

We're into the final hour at Derby during which a minimum of 16 overs have to be bowled. They could get more in with Bashir and Montgomery currently in the attack.

Still no wickets since tea for Derbyshire as Waite and Brookes continue to keep them out.

Ben Raine tries a bouncer at Tawanda Muyeye but the youngster is equal to it and hooks away to the fence at fine leg to move to 79*.

Glamorgan have dropped a couple of catches - how costly will that be. George Hill has a let-off at short extra cover in the latest over.

There are 16 overs left and Yorkshire need 109 to win.

No chance of hands being shaken any time soon at the Riverside, not with the way Ben Raine and Matty Potts are bowling.

21 overs remain in the day, the hosts need five wickets and are thumping the pads almost at will, it seems, as the Kent batters shuffle around their crease.

Tawanda Muyeye is on 75* from 99 deliveries but has been happy to farm the strike to Chris Benjamin who has started to settle down after a nervous introduction.

An enjoyable game drifts into a final session draw, which is just about right.

Tom Abell made a first-innings century and Joe Clarke fell narrowly short of one in the Notts reply before James Rew and Tom Kohler-Cadmore shared a monster second-wicket stand of 224 for Somerset and each reached three figures.

The target of 417 Notts were set on the final afternoon was nominal, and despite a couple of flurries of intensity, the spoils are shared at Taunton.

13 points apiece.

That must have been very close.

Ben Kellaway is convinced he has George Hill leg-before. The umpire isn't.

Derbyshire turn to their occasional off spin bowler Matthew Montgomery as they look for ways to breakthrough against Worcestershire's stubborn 7th wicket pair who've now batted for 22 overs.

Montgomery has three first class wickets to his name and from Derbyshire's point of view now would be a good time for him to get his fourth

They are still playing at Taunton, and Josh Thomas has come on for some dual-spin with Jack Leach, with the hosts packing close fielders around the bat, but with seven wickets still to find, it feels like the final act.

All results still possible at Sophia Gardens.

We are into the last 20 overs and Yorkshire require another 118 to win - Glamorgan need five wickets.

Gripping stuff in south Wales, with Matthew Revis and George Hill together at the crease.

Tawanda Muyeye again opts to take a single from the first ball of the new over, off Ben Raine.

Chris Benjamin is thumped on the pads and Raine launches into a concerted appeal but it's outside the line this time.

23 overs remain in the day.

Durham need five wickets.

Kent are not making 357, let's be real.

Tawanda Muyeye feels like the key to the destiny of this game.

Lovely stuff from Matty Potts who wheels away in celebration after rapping Chris Benjamin on the pads.

Shake of the head from the umpire.

Benjamin has endured a torrid time in his first four balls at the crease but Tawanda Muyeye has turned down the chance to keep strike a couple of times of late, even though he's been out there for 96 balls for his 74*.

Nervy, nervy times...