It's been another fascinating day of County Championship cricket - topped by Chris Woakes' 9-36 for Warwickshire.
We'll be back from 10:55 BST on Tuesday with live text updates and ball-by-ball radio commentary. Hope you have a good evening, whatever you are up to!
It's stumps at Grace Road and what a finish by Matt Henry! The New Zealander hits Clint McKay's final three deliveries of the day to the boundary to move to 30 not out.
Henry and Jack Shantry have seen out a tricky final few overs and can have another go in the morning to get Worcestershire somewhere close to Leicestershire's first-innings' score.
They trail by 67.
Henry on the counter-attack!
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 234-8
Worcestershire may have numbers nine and ten at the crease, but they're both more than capable of holding a bat.
Jack Shantry has a first-class hundred and Matt Henry, who's just hit Clint McKay for back-to-back fours, has a highest score of 75 not out.
Leicestershire's lead is down to 82. Two overs to go.
One game left
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 221-8
So we're down to just one match on this fine May evening.
There are four overs to go at Grace Road where Joe Leach has just been bowled by Ben Raine to leave Worcestershire eight down.
Close of play
Hampshire 270 v Notts 99-5
Time is also called at The Ageas Bowl where Notts are on the back foot at 99-5 - still trailing by 171.
Ryan McLaren did the damage for Hants taking three wickets.
Stumps at Bristol
Northants 176 v Gloucestershire 240-4
Couple of late blows for Northants as Gloucestershire batsman Hamish Marshall is removed by Richard Gleeson with the final ball of the day for nought.
Chris Dent also went late on for 93, but still very much Gloucestershire's day.
Close of play
Glamorgan 260 v Essex 300-9
It is indeed stumps at Cardiff.
Stumps at Old Trafford
Surrey 191 v Lancashire 342-9
It's over for the day at Lancashire where Surrey have fought back well after Alviro Petersen threatened to take the game away from them with a fine century.
Still a big ask for the visitors to salvage anything from the game though - Lancashire lead by 151.
Close of play at Edgbaston
Warwickshire 313 & 15-2 v Durham 190
A dramatic day in England's second city comes to a close with Warwickshire in a healthy position.
It's an afternoon that will be remembered for Chris Woakes' 9-36 with the ball. Incredible.
Bad light stops play
Glamorgan 260 v Essex 300-9
They're off for bad light at Cardiff and unlikely to get back on. Glamorgan have fought back well in the evening session with regular wickets, while skipper Ryan ten Doeschate is unbeaten on 43 for the visitors.
WICKET Dent (c Levi b Prasanna 93)
Northants 176 v Gloucestershire 240-3
Seekkuge Prasanna has his first wicket for Northants and it's a big one.
Chris Dent nicks the Sri Lankan to Richard Levi at slip, seven short of his hundred.
Michael Klinger is still there on 63.
Worcestershire lose two in two
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 211-7
Leicestershire pick up two key wickets at Grace Road as Tom Kohler-Cadmore is out lbw to Ben Raine for 44 before Ben Cox is bowled by a ball that kept low from Clint McKay for 49.
The game is suddenly turned on its head in the space of a minute.
WICKET Woakes (b Onions 4)
Warwickshire 313 & 4-2 v Durham 190
What a strange old day it's been at Edgbaston. After his heroics with the ball, Chris Woakes is sent in as nightwatchman for Warwickshire but is bowled third ball by Graham Onions.
A second nightwatchman, Chris Wright follows two deliveries later in the same manner. Varun Chopra - Warwickshire's regular opener, comes in at four!
Close of play at Lord's
Somerset 376 v Middlesex 139-0
It's been Middlesex's day by a country mile at Lord's.Â
After bowling Somerset out for 376 from their overnight 219-2, Middlesex openers Sam Robson (67 not out) and Nick Gubbins (65 not out) have set a superb platform for a huge first-innings' score.
CHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
Jack Bannister has the best first-class bowling figures for Warwickshire - 10-41 - against Combined Services in 1959.
Woakes' haul puts him eighth on Warwickshire's all-time list of bowling performances and is the best since Bannister's haul.
CHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
As if you could make Woakes' figures look any more impressive?!
BreakingCHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
Well, where on earth do I start with this?! Get the call up by England in the morning, take 9-36 in the afternoon.
Chris Woakes take a bow. The 27-year-old Birmingham-born all-rounder removes Barry McCarthy to wrap up the Durham innings.
I'll try and find out where that ranks in the best figures of all time for a Warwickshire bowler.
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I'm afraid that's all we've got time for today.Â
It's been another fascinating day of County Championship cricket - topped by Chris Woakes' 9-36 for Warwickshire.
We'll be back from 10:55 BST on Tuesday with live text updates and ball-by-ball radio commentary. Hope you have a good evening, whatever you are up to!
Close of play scores
County Championship - day two
Division One:
Warwickshire 313 & 15-2Â v Durham 190
Middlesex 139-0Â v Somerset 376
Lancashire 342-9Â v Surrey 191
Hampshire 270Â v Nottinghamshire 99-5
Division Two:
Leicestershire 316Â v Worcestershire 249-8
Gloucestershire 240-4Â v Northants 176
Glamorgan 260Â v Essex 300-9
Derbyshire 492Â v Kent 79-1
Click here for full scorecards.
Close of play
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 249-8
It's stumps at Grace Road and what a finish by Matt Henry! The New Zealander hits Clint McKay's final three deliveries of the day to the boundary to move to 30 not out.
Henry and Jack Shantry have seen out a tricky final few overs and can have another go in the morning to get Worcestershire somewhere close to Leicestershire's first-innings' score.
They trail by 67.
Henry on the counter-attack!
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 234-8
Worcestershire may have numbers nine and ten at the crease, but they're both more than capable of holding a bat.
Jack Shantry has a first-class hundred and Matt Henry, who's just hit Clint McKay for back-to-back fours, has a highest score of 75 not out.
Leicestershire's lead is down to 82. Two overs to go.
One game left
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 221-8
So we're down to just one match on this fine May evening.
There are four overs to go at Grace Road where Joe Leach has just been bowled by Ben Raine to leave Worcestershire eight down.
Close of play
Hampshire 270 v Notts 99-5
Time is also called at The Ageas Bowl where Notts are on the back foot at 99-5 - still trailing by 171.
Ryan McLaren did the damage for Hants taking three wickets.
Stumps at Bristol
Northants 176 v Gloucestershire 240-4
Couple of late blows for Northants as Gloucestershire batsman Hamish Marshall is removed by Richard Gleeson with the final ball of the day for nought.
Chris Dent also went late on for 93, but still very much Gloucestershire's day.
Close of play
Glamorgan 260 v Essex 300-9
It is indeed stumps at Cardiff.
Stumps at Old Trafford
Surrey 191 v Lancashire 342-9
It's over for the day at Lancashire where Surrey have fought back well after Alviro Petersen threatened to take the game away from them with a fine century.
Still a big ask for the visitors to salvage anything from the game though - Lancashire lead by 151.
Close of play at Edgbaston
Warwickshire 313 & 15-2 v Durham 190
A dramatic day in England's second city comes to a close with Warwickshire in a healthy position.
It's an afternoon that will be remembered for Chris Woakes' 9-36 with the ball. Incredible.
Bad light stops play
Glamorgan 260 v Essex 300-9
They're off for bad light at Cardiff and unlikely to get back on. Glamorgan have fought back well in the evening session with regular wickets, while skipper Ryan ten Doeschate is unbeaten on 43 for the visitors.
WICKET Dent (c Levi b Prasanna 93)
Northants 176 v Gloucestershire 240-3
Seekkuge Prasanna has his first wicket for Northants and it's a big one.
Chris Dent nicks the Sri Lankan to Richard Levi at slip, seven short of his hundred.
Michael Klinger is still there on 63.
Worcestershire lose two in two
Leicestershire 316 v Worcestershire 211-7
Leicestershire pick up two key wickets at Grace Road as Tom Kohler-Cadmore is out lbw to Ben Raine for 44 before Ben Cox is bowled by a ball that kept low from Clint McKay for 49.
The game is suddenly turned on its head in the space of a minute.
WICKET Woakes (b Onions 4)
Warwickshire 313 & 4-2 v Durham 190
What a strange old day it's been at Edgbaston. After his heroics with the ball, Chris Woakes is sent in as nightwatchman for Warwickshire but is bowled third ball by Graham Onions.
A second nightwatchman, Chris Wright follows two deliveries later in the same manner. Varun Chopra - Warwickshire's regular opener, comes in at four!
Close of play at Lord's
Somerset 376 v Middlesex 139-0
It's been Middlesex's day by a country mile at Lord's.Â
After bowling Somerset out for 376 from their overnight 219-2, Middlesex openers Sam Robson (67 not out) and Nick Gubbins (65 not out) have set a superb platform for a huge first-innings' score.
CHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
Jack Bannister has the best first-class bowling figures for Warwickshire - 10-41 - against Combined Services in 1959.
Woakes' haul puts him eighth on Warwickshire's all-time list of bowling performances and is the best since Bannister's haul.
CHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
As if you could make Woakes' figures look any more impressive?!
BreakingCHRIS WOAKES TAKES 9-36
Warwickshire 313 v Durham 190
Well, where on earth do I start with this?! Get the call up by England in the morning, take 9-36 in the afternoon.
Chris Woakes take a bow. The 27-year-old Birmingham-born all-rounder removes Barry McCarthy to wrap up the Durham innings.
I'll try and find out where that ranks in the best figures of all time for a Warwickshire bowler.
Latest scores
County Championship - day two
Division One:
Warwickshire 313Â v Durham 186-9
Middlesex 134-0Â v Somerset 376
Lancashire 302-7Â v Surrey 191
Hampshire 270Â v Nottinghamshire 90-5
Division Two:
Leicestershire 316Â v Worcestershire 181-5
Gloucestershire 220-2Â v Northants 176
Glamorgan 260Â v Essex 284-8
Derbyshire 492Â v Kent 79-1 - stumps
Click here for full scorecards.
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