It has been a day to remember for pace bowler Liam Norwell, who marked his Warwickshire debut with 7-41 against Somerset at Taunton - but it's the Division One leaders who are favourites to win the game.

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Craig Overton, Wayne Parnell and Ravi Rampaul also recorded five-fors, while there were only two centuries, from Kent's Sean Dickson and Steven Mullaney of Nottinghamshire.

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Division One

Hampshire 310 & 3-1 v Nottinghamshire 239

Hampshire lead by 74 runs with 9 wickets standing

Surrey 439 & 11-0 v Kent 294

Surrey lead by 156 with 10 wickets standing

Somerset 209 & 164 v Warwickshire 135 & 103-6

Warwickshire need another 136 to win with 4 wickets standing

Division Two

Derbyshire 378 & 171-9 v Glamorgan 346 (after day three)

Derbyshire lead by 203 with 1 wicket standing

Durham 158 & 132 v Gloucestershire 174 & 64-1

Gloucestershire need another 53 to win with 9 wickets standing

Worcestershire 172 & 149-9 v Lancashire 201

Worcestershire lead by 120 with 1 wicket standing

Sussex 422 v Northamptonshire 242-6

Northants trail by 180 with 4 wickets standing

Ravi Rampaul - who took five wickets earlier in the day - slogs Andrew Salter's opening delivery back over his head for four to take Derbyshire's lead past 200.

He settles for blocking out the rest of the final over and the home side will resume their second innings on the final morning - however brief that resumption may be.

This one could have an exciting finish.

Ravi Rampaul gets off the mark by carving a boundary through the covers off Michael Hogan, and a leg bye means he will be on strike for the final over of the third day's play. Andrew Salter will bowl it.

England fast bowler Olly Stone hasn't been fit enough to play for Warwickshire so far this season - but he is up and about and has been on a 'secret mission' at Carrow Road today, together with Tymal Mills.

Just as on day two, Derbyshire and Glamorgan are the Championship stragglers.

There are six to go, with the home side 191 ahead with two wickets standing.

Dan Douthwaite has taken 4-33 so far for the Welsh side, but Andrew Salter and Michael Hogan are now bowling in tandem.

Nottinghamshire skipper Steven Mullaney's superb 102 has kept his side in this game.

He hit 15 boundaries, including two sixes off Mason Crane, the second of which brought up his hundred.

Hampshire looked to be in control as they took six wickets in the afternoon session, but Mullaney - dropped three times - put on 80 with Matthew Carter for the ninth wicket.

Kyle Abbott, Fidel Edwards and Keith Barker all took three wickets each.

Hampshire needed to see out six overs but lost opener Joe Weatherley for two.

Earlier, the home side took their overnight 288-6 to 310, Luke Fletcher taking four wickets in total.

Job done by England batsmen Rory Burns (six not out) and Mark Stoneman (four not out) who survive the final three overs at Beckenham to see Surrey to the close without losing a wicket.

They lead by 156, despite the best efforts of opener Sean Dickson, who made 128 in a Kent first innings in which their last nine wickets went down for just 97 runs, having been 197-1 at one stage.

Sam Curran, Rikki Clarke and Gareth Batty took three wickets each and the defending champions are in a position to press home their advantage with the bat on day three.

So Surrey must face three overs before the close and Rory Burns gets the scoreboard moving by clipping Harry Podmore away off his legs for four. Darren Stevens will take the new ball at the other end.

Gloucestershire are poised for their first Championship win of the summer - it's just a question of how long it will take them to finish the job on the third morning at the Riverside.

Facing a target of only 117, Miles Hammond and Chris Dent shared an opening stand of 60 before the latter was caught behind off Matt Salisbury for 29.

But Hammond remains on 30 not out, with nightwatchman Josh Shaw - who took 3-31 in Durham's second innings - yet to score, and they only need another 53 for victory.

Drama in the final over at Northampton as Luke Wood retires hurt after being struck on the helmet by a ball from Chris Jordan, and the home side still have work to do on the third morning to ensure they do not have to follow-on.

After a stand of 137 between Ricardo Vasconcelos (83) and Josh Cobb (62), Northants slumped from 143-1 to 186-5 before Keogh and Luke Procter added 52. The wickets have been shared among five Sussex bowlers, with only Mir Hamza (2-31) managing more than one.

Chris Jordan (166) and Ben Brown (156) took their partnership to 309 earlier in the day, with Luke Wells' 20 the next highest score in the Sussex first innings.

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An even more hectic second day at Taunton, with 19 wickets falling after the 17 on Monday.

Sam Hain hits a four in the final over off Josh Davey to move to 43 not out and take Warwickshire's total past 100, but they still need another 136 to win with only three wickets left.

Pace bowler Liam Norwell was their star performer earlier in the day, taking 7-41 as Somerset's second innings lasted only 41.5 overs.

Craig Overton added 36 not out to his five wickets in Warwickshire's first innings and the Division One leaders will be hopeful of wrapping up a win on Wednesday morning, so they can turn their attention to Saturday's One-Day Cup final against Hampshire.