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Another day of Championship action done and dusted - and who can stop the Somerset bandwagon from rolling after the Division One leaders completed a 49-run win over Warwickshire?

Sam Northeast and India's Ajinkya Rahane made fine centuries for Hampshire against Notts, but the most exhilarating innings of the day was played by Sussex's Phil Salt, who hit 122 at Northampton.

Meanwhile, Lancashire moved to the top of Division Two table by beating Worcestershire after a few early alarms in their run-chase, and there were also wins for Gloucestershire and Glamorgan.

There are three games remaining and we'll be back tomorrow from 10:30 with our usual radio and text coverage. See you then.

Division One

Hampshire 310 & 367-5 dec v Nottinghamshire 239 & 42-2

Notts need another 397 to win with 8 wickets standing

Surrey 439 & 280 v Kent 294 & 46-1

Kent need another 380 to win with 9 wickets standing

Somerset 209 & 164 v Warwickshire 135 & 189

Somerset won by 49 runs

Division Two

Derbyshire 378 & 213 v Glamorgan 346 & 248-8

Glamorgan won by two wickets

Durham 158 & 132 v Gloucestershire 174 & 119-4

Gloucestershire won by six wickets

Worcestershire 172 & 154 v Lancashire 201 & 127-4

Lancashire won by six wickets

Sussex 422 & 292-4 v Northamptonshire 368

Sussex lead by 346 with 6 wickets standing

Conor McKerr starts the final over of the day with a half-volley which Sean Dickson off-drives for four - and ends it with another on leg-stump which brings the same result through mid-wicket.

Kent will need another 380 tomorrow to beat the defending champions, with nine wickets remaining.

Dickson is 27 not out, having made a century in the first innings, with nightwatchman Adam Riley on four.

England's Sam Curran top-scored with 80 for Surrey earlier in the day, and shared in a stand of 85 with Rikki Clarke.

Offie to offie. Gareth Batty comes into the attack and six dot balls later, a rapid maiden over is complete. One to go.

With shadows across the ground, Surrey call up Conor McKerr and the final ball of his opening over is helped on its way down to fine leg for four by Kent opener Sean Dickson. He is 19 not out, and there are two more overs this evening.

Morne Morkel steams in again for Surrey, but after five dot balls Kent nightwatchman Adam Riley drops his bat on the last and picks up four runs through mid-wicket. Four overs to stumps.

Centuries from Ajinkya Rahane (119) and captain Sam Northeast (133) have put Hampshire firmly in charge on day three on the Isle of Wight.

Hants had been 9-2 after Oliver Soames was out early in the morning - but Rahane and Northeast batted almost to the tea interval.

The pair put on 257 - a record for the third wicket wicket against Nottinghamshire.

Tom Alsop (51 not out) and Ian Holland (39 not out) then took the lead beyond 400.

Notts' cause hasn't been helped by the loss of openers Ben Duckett and Ben Slater before the close.

A single off Luke Procter in the final over of play takes Ben Brown to a 52-ball fifty at Wantage Road, following his 156 earlier in the match.

The Sussex skipper now has some thinking to do overnight as they ponder a declaration against Northants, with their lead already 346.

Brown (51) and Stiaan van Zyl (52) have shared an unbroken partnership of 82, but the undoubted innings of the day was played by opener Phil Salt.

He smashed 122 off 104 balls, with three sixes and 17 fours, after Northants had reached 368 all out to trail by only 54 on first innings.

Sam Curran has been taken over after a three-over opening spell for Surrey, with Rikki Clarke on as first change. Job done so far by the Kent openers who have another 10 overs to survive before stumps at Beckenham.

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Sussex 422 & 287-4 v Northamptonshire 368

While Glamorgan were wrapping things up at Derby, Stiaan van Zyl hit three successive fours off Nathan Buck to reach a 93-ball fifty for Sussex. They now lead Northants by 342 with two of play remaining.

It was far from easy but Glamorgan have their first Championship win of the summer, with 8.1 overs to spare.

Tom Cullen reaches an 88-ball half-century with the winning boundary off Matt Critchley - his first in first-class cricket - and finishes with 51 not out.

Having been set a target of 246, their chances looked slim at 14-2 and 146-6, but Dan Douithwaite made 31 and Andrew Salter (26) helped Cullen add 55 crucial runs for the eighth wicket.

Glamorgan take 22 points, and now have a record of one win and two draws, with Derbyshire earning seven.

Suddenly the shackles come off after Tom Cullen pivots and pulls a short one from Logan van Beek down to fine leg for four.

Derbyshire don't have any slips in place and two balls later an edge flies away through the non-existent cordon for four more.

Just seven needed now.

Five runs from the latest Luis Reece over at Derby and it's now just 17 needed by Glamorgan.

The Welsh county only managed two wins in the Championship last season and there may well be a few finger nails being bitten in their dressing room as they try to complete a first victory of 2019.

Ben Brown collects four runs off Luke Procter and Sussex's lead is now over 300.

Brown has added 25 to his first innings century and Stiaan van Zyl is 35 not out.

Eight overs remain.

We are back out at Beckenham and Kent have to face 17 overs before the close.

Sean Dickson effortlessly drives Sam Curran's second delivery through the covers for four and then takes a single - so just the 421 more needed by the home side.

Another over goes by in the final hour at Derby and Lukas Carey adds three to Glamorgan's total off left-armer Luis Reece.

The visitors are 22 short of their target - and it's worth noting that Derbyshire will have the option of a new ball in five overs time.

Tom Cullen is 33 not out at the other end.