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Middlesex beat Lancashire by 36 runs
Steven Finn takes 8-79
Lancashire's Hameed suffers fractured hand
Sangakkara's 157 aids Surrey v Somerset
Notts chasing 314 v Northants for promotion
County Championship, day three ends
That's it for Thursday, folks. Cheers for joining us. We've loved your company.
Do be sure to come back tomorrow for a decisive day four!
Middlesex sent out a big message to their relegation rivals today with a vital win - who will respond tomorrow?
Pop back at 10:15 BST on Friday to find out. Until then, Auf Wiedersehen.
Division One
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 247-5
Middlesex 233 & 152 v Lancashire 165 & 184 - Middlesex won by 36 runs
Somerset 269 & 113-4 v Surrey 433
Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 56-3
Division Two
Derbyshire v Kent - No play on first three days due to wet outfield
Sussex 346 & 302 v Durham 385 & 5-0
Glamorgan 442 & 63-1 v Gloucestershire 399-8d
Northamptonshire 194 & 270 v Nottinghamshire 151 & 107-3
Sussex 346 & 302 v Durham 385 & 5-0 (3 overs)
That is all for the day as the umpires call stumps in the north east.
Glamorgan 442 & 63-1 (15 overs) v Gloucestershire 399-8d
That's it for the night. Gloucestershire picked up just the one Glamorgan wicket in the 15 overs before the close.
Glamorgan lead by 106 runs.
Anyone reckon this might be a draw tomorrow? Anyone?
Sussex 346 & 302 v Durham 385 & 5-0 (3 overs)
With six overs left to be bowled that could be that at Chester-le-Street as the umpires take the players off. Tom Latham and Keaton Jennings remain unbeaten, needing another 259 runs to win.
Glamorgan 442 & 59-1 (14 overs) v Gloucestershire 399-8d
They're about to bowl the final over of the evening in Cardiff.
Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 56-3 (21.4 overs)
Kraigg Braithwaite is caught and off he goes. It's the final over of the day at Headingley. That's a blow for Yorkshire.
Just seven wickets for them to defend tomorrow now.
And with that, it's stumps at Headingley.
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 247-5 (94 overs)
Jamie Porter and Ryan ten Doeschate reach the close as Gareth Berg's final over is seen off without any scares.
It's been a good session from Hampshire, though with the two wickets of Ravi Bopara and Dan Lawrence falling. Essex lead by 69 runs with five wickets in hand. Day four promises to be a good one.
Sussex 346 & 302 v Durham 385 & 4-0 (2 overs)
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Oh dear Chris Jordan. Tom Latham could be back in the pavilion if you'd kept your front foot behind the line...
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 246-5 (92 overs)
Jamie Porter is doing his job as nightwatchman well so far. He and Ryan ten Doeschate are looking to make it to stumps unbeaten.
There are two overs left to get through at the Ageas Bowl. One will be bowled by the fiery Fidel Edwards.
Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 55-2 (18.2 overs)
With Kraigg Braithwaite and Gary Ballance (both on 16) at the crease, Yorkshire are adding runs steadily and still have eight wickets remaining.
You could say it's Yorkshire's game to lose now. 120 more needed to win.
Whittingham (run out) 0
Stuart Whittingham is run out to end Sussex's second innings on 302 from 72.1 overs.
Durham will need 264 runs to win at Chester-le-Street.
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 243-5 (88.1 overs)
Ryan ten Doeschate survived some very close lbw appeals in the previous over, but the Hampshire pressure tells, with Fidel Edwardsgetting the big wicket of Dan Lawrence.
He gets the gloves of the Essex centurion, with Tom Alsop taking the catch. Essex lead by 65 runs. Game very much on.
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Sussex 346 & 291-8 (70 overs) v Durham 385
Phil Salt falls, bowled by Keaton Jennings off an inside edge for a first-class best of 72. Sussex lead by 254 runs and Durham will face a very difficult final day at this rate. Excellent innings from the Sussex youngster.
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 243-4 (86.5 overs)
And Dan Lawrence moves to 101 straight away with a mis-field from Kyle Abbott. It's his third century of the season, and in the circumstances a very high-class one.
It's taken 207 balls, with 12 fours and one six.
Image source, Getty ImagesHampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 241-4 (86.4 overs)
Dan Lawrence needs some fortune to get to 99 as two edges off Fidel Edwards fly through the well-stocked Hampshire slip cordon to the boundary.
Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 25-2 (11.1 overs)
Make that eight wickets left, as Adam Lees is caught behind.
Game on? Warwickshire will believe they can win this... Maybe. Just maybe.
Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 25-1 (11.0 overs)
The hosts need a further 150 to win. They have nine wickets left.
If they can wrap up a victory, it could be the difference between them going down and staying up, with just one more match remaining next week.
Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 228-4 (82.3 overs)
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Breakthrough for Hampshire. Fidel Edwards draws Ravi Bopara into a false shot, with James Vince taking the catch at second slip. That ends a big partnership with Dan Lawrence, who is unbeaten on 89.
Glamorgan 442 v Gloucestershire 399-8d (110 overs)
Thanks to James Bracey's career-best 156, Gloucestershire have built a big first-innings score and this match seems likely to conclude as a draw tomorrow.
But Gloucestershire wickets have tumbled somewhat of late, as they went from 375-4 to 396-8.
And with the visitors on 399-8 they have declared. Off they go for an innings break. Is there time for some Glamorgan wickets to fall this evening?
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