Carse has the ballpublished at 11:09 BST
Durham v Middlesex 88-3 - target 424
Brydon Carse has been thrown the ball by Alex Lees, and Max Holden sends him over the ropes for a maximum.
The two Middlesex batters are starting to play a few strokes.
Summary
Five games remain in round 12 of the County Championship
Div One: Notts v Hants, Sussex v Surrey
Hampshire set target of 178 to win by Notts
Div Two: Derbys v Kent, Durham v Middx, Lancs v Glos
Durham will be promoted if they win at the Riverside
Gloucestershire beat Lancashire by 105 runs at old Trafford
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Hants 72-8 v Notts - target 178
Confident shot by Scott Currie, who pulls a short one from Dillion Pennington for four. He now has the vastly experienced Kyle Abbott with him at the crease.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 320-9
Single to Matt Fisher off James Coles off the back foot. A bit short from the spinner there.
Coles tries a quicker ball and Worrall pushes safely into the leg side.
A short ball is hammered to the sweeper at deep cover for one.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE BEAT LANCASHIRE BY 105 RUNSpublished at 11:03 BST
BreakingLancashire 134 & 142 v Gloucestershire 212 & 169
All done in little over 30 minutes at Old Trafford.
An emphatic morning for Gloucestershire. Another sorry one for Lancashire.
With only Jimmy Anderson for company, Rocky Flintoff decides it's time to hit out. He dispatches one ball from JT Langridge for four over the top but when he tries the same next ball, he holes out to long off where Matt Taylor takes the catch.
Flintoff goes for a fine 65, Langridge finishes with a brilliant 5-51.
Great stuff from the 18-year-old batter and 20-year-old bowler.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 318-9
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator"I always say with Dan Worrall, he can bat.
He just has has own method."
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 318-9
We have our first bowling change. Jaydev Unadkat has replaced has replaced Ari Karvelas.
Single to Matt Fisher to the off side.
Dan Worrall is struck on the pad but just outside the line of off.
Hitting the back pad high up.
Worrall drives down the ground with the full face of the bat. Four.
A lovely checked drive. He digs out a yorker to end the over.
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Crawley out for yet another low score. Can Kent afford to play him in the final games, when they are within touching distance of promotion?
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Crawley, with another double failure, looks shot. His break barely seems to have had an effect on his form. He doesn't even deserve to be in the Kent XI right now, sorry.
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WICKETpublished at 10:58 BST
Northeast c Guest b Aitchison 1 (Kent 12-3 v Derbys, target 434)
Derbyshire have another and Ben Aitchison is running riot!
It is another excellent delivery which the highly experienced Sam Northeast nudges behind, but it still takes some catching and Brooke Guest does superbly when diving away to his right.
Aitchison is getting the new ball to sing this morning and Kent are in disarray.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 313-9
Matt Fisher carefully plays spinner James Coles down the ground.
He'll get a run punched firmly to long on.
A Worrall drive and a miss sees out the over.
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Stanley c Dhariwal b Kishore 0 (Lancashire 138-9 v Glos - target 248)
Is Mitch Stanley going to be able to offer any support to Rocky Flintoff?
No, none.
As easy as you like as Stanley offers a bat-pad catch to silly point, who could imagine a simpler one.
Kishore now has three and Gloucestershire are on the brink.
Five-wicket haul for Olly Stonepublished at 10:57 BST
Jack c Hay b Stone 0 (Hants 68-8 v Notts - target 178)
Image source, ShutterstockOlly Stone completes a third five-for in four matches as Eddie Jack goes second ball.
Jack attempted to drive - an ambitious stroke when so new to the crease - and keeper Mitch Hay takes it in front of his face.
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Durham v Middlesex 74-3 - target 424
Ben Raine is appealing for LBW against Ben Geddes. Not out.
But it's a maiden over from the bowler, a third in a row for him.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 312-9
Ari Karvelas is over the wicket to Dan Worrall.
Driven on the up to deep cover for one.
Short, leading edge... dropping safely into the off side.
He tried to turn that ball to leg. That bounced a lot on a length.
Single taken to deep backward point next up.
Well! Worrall gets a ball in the slot and drives down the ground for four. Not quite timed but plenty of power off the toe end.
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Mayes c Hay b Stone 25 (Hants 68-7 v Notts - target 178)
Breakthrough by Notts as debutant keeper Mitch Hay takes a brilliant catch to bring Ben Mayes' innings to an end.
The New Zealander dives full length to take it in his right glove - "thaht's world class", says BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James.
Olly Stone now has 4-17 and Notts are three wickets away from victory.
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Compton c Guest b Aitchison 4 (Kent 11-2 v Derbys, target 434)
One brings two for Derbyshire and Ben Aitchison!
Ben Compton is furious with himself. Aitchison bowls across him and he makes the decision to leave the ball, outside of off, too late.
The Kent opener ends up deflecting the ball into the gloves of Brooke Guest behind and he kicks the turf on his way off.
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Hants 68-6 v Notts - target 178
Scott Currie takes his life in his hands by offering no shot to a ball from paceman Dillon Pennington which cuts back off the seam - but it just misses off stump.
Currie picks up two runs to square leg but can do no more than fend off the final delivery of the over.
Hampshire need another 110 to win.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 306-9
James Coles gives the ball plenty of air and Dan Worrall is off the mark, driving for two.
He hammers the next ball to deep cover for one.
Over bowled.
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Noman Ali lbw b Langridge 9 (Lancashire 137-8 - target 248)
Not quite six and out for Noman Ali, but almost.
He adds one more single following his six, but he is now heading back to the pavilion as JT Langridge claims his second of the morning.
It's full and on leg-stump and umpire Chris Watts has no doubts.
Langridge has 4-47 on only his second ever Championship game. The 20-year-old on loan from Somerset looks an exciting prospect.
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Sussex 393 v Surrey 302-9
Can Sussex wrap this up pronto? Dan Worrall leaves Karvelas on width outside his off peg.
Two slips in. Short, leading edge... dropping safely in front of George Thomas on the off side.
This is tense. Worrall chips on to mid on. No run.
The replay of the Chahar dismissal is interesting. It looks like the ball only struck the back pad - which was right in front of middle stump.
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Lancashire 136-6 v Glos - target 248
The first six of the day at Old Trafford comes from the bat of... Noman Ali!
The number nine slogs Sai Kishore into the Party Stand for a maximum.
It comes after a delivery from Kishore that turns past everything and goes away for four byes.
Noman then pushes one into the covers for a couple before his six.
