Hampshire draw with Yorkshire having been nine wickets down in second innings
Lancashire draw with Warwickshire as Dom Sibley makes second-innings 57 for Bears
Gloucestershire beat Northamptonshire by six wickets chasing 266 in Division Two
Division Three: Jake Libby makes unbeaten 125 as Worcestershire beat Sussex by six wickets chasing 315
Toby Roland-Jones takes 5-36 as Middlesex beat Derbyshire by 112 runs
Hampshire 163 & 124-6 v Yorkshire 243 & 312-6 dec
Two down in quick succession for Hampshire and all of a sudden there's a different complexion to this final session.
Matthew Fisher traps Liam Dawson on his front pad and up goes the finger.
Dawson departs without scoring and now Yorkshire are just four wickets away from winning.
Worcestershire 213 & 154-3 v Sussex 264 & 263
A big breakthrough in the game at New Road. Worcestershire pair Jack Haynes and Jake Libby had added 25 in four overs since tea to take their partnership to 105 as they chase 315, before Haynes is caught and bowled by Fynn Hudson-Prentice.
The Pears still need 161 at more than five an over to pull off a fine victory.
Hampshire 163 & 120-5 v Yorkshire 243 & 312-6 dec
New ball does the trick for Yorkshire and finally, Mason Crane's marathon nightwatchman effort comes to an end.
Matthew Fisher gets him to fend at a short ball and Adam Lyth takes the catch at second slip.
After 197 balls and 250 minutes at the crease, he has to depart for 28.
Yorkshire now needing five more wickets for victory as Liam Dawson joins skipper James Vince in the middle.
Lancashire 341 v Warwickshire 371 & 211-6
Michael Burgess helps himself to a couple of boundaries but from the last ball of the over, he clungs a low full toss straight to mid-wicket.
Parkinson has a fourth wicket, the irony being he gets one from a pretty average delivery!
Well, as one match finishes our remaining four get ready to resume for their final session....
Middlesex (282 & 256) beat Derbyshire (205 & 221) by 112 runs
Image source, Getty ImagesAll over at Lord's!
Toby Roland-Jones takes the final Derbyshire wicket to give Middlesex victory by 112 runs and see him finish the second innings with figures of 5-36.
Alex Thomson the last man out bowled for 18 with the stumps once again rearranged in style.
Just Middlesex's third win in this format this season while Derbyshire are still searching for a W in four-day cricket in 2021.
Worcestershire (213 & 129-2) need 186 runs to beat Sussex (264 & 263)
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An intriguing final session in prospect at New Road, with Worcestershire needing to score at 5.5 an over to win.
The pitch is still a good one, and with eight wickets in hand, a Sussex victory is currently looking the least likely result, with a Worcester win second favourite and perhaps the most likely result a draw.
Much will depend on how long Jack Haynes (44 not out) and Jake Libby (57 not out) continue their partnership of 80, they’ve been largely untroubled so far but will need to step on the accelerator after tea.
So they're actually still playing at Lord's rather that tea because Derbyshire are nine wickets down.
We're continuing for now to see if Middlesex can wrap up the win.
Toby Roland-Jones is eyeing up a five-wicket haul as well...
Division One:
Ageas Bowl: Hampshire (163 & 120-4) need 273 more runs to beat Yorkshire (243 & 312-6 dec)
Old Trafford: Lancashire (341) trail Warwickshire (371 & 201-5) by 231 runs
Division Two:
Bristol: Gloucestershire (191 & 123-3) need 143 more runs to beat Northamptonshire (327 & 129)
Division Three:
Lord's: Derbyshire (205 & 207-9) need 127 more runs to beat Middlesex (282 & 256)
Worcester: Worcestershire (213 & 129-2) need 186 more runs to beat Sussex (264 & 263)
You can see more details on our scorecards page.
Lancashire 341 v Warwickshire 371 & 201-5
The best way to describe that session is to say Warwickshire have meandered their way to 201-5, with no risk but no great sense of urgency either.
But they are certain to pick up the eight points they need which will take them back above Nottinghamshire to the top of the table.
With the next round of matches beginning on Sunday, don't expect this one to go into a final hour.
Hampshire (163 & 120-4) trail Yorkshire (243 & 312-6 dec) by 273 runs
Mason Crane survives yet another session as nightwatchman having come out to bat at 18:18 BST last night.
Surely now he becomes a "double nightwatchman" if such a thing exists?
He's not out on 28 from 192 balls. James Vince also proving stubborn with 14 off 70 balls.
Yorkshire will be able to take the second new ball for the final session, but they will need six more wickets to try and complete a victory.
Derbyshire (205 & 199-9) need 135 more runs to beat Middlesex (282 & 256)
Middlesex almost home and hosed now at the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ of Cricket.
Sam Conners is the ninth Derbyshire wicket to fall as he clips the ball straight to the waiting hands of Max Holden at midwicket to give Toby Roland-Jones his fourth wicket.
Alex Thomson and Ben Aitchison the last pair at the crease for the visitors.
Hampshire (163 & 118-4) need 275 more runs to beat Yorkshire (243 & 312-6 dec)
Mason Crane (28 not out off 184 balls) refuses to budge at the crease for Hampshire.
But he is having to receive some treatment after taking a bit of a blow on the glove from a delivery by George Hill.
Quickly checked over by the physio and given the thumbs up to continue.
Gloucestershire (191 & 111-3) need 155 more runs to beat Northamptonshire (327 & 129)
Crucial breakthrough for Northants at Bristol just as Gloucestershire were looking to canter towards their victory target of 266.
Chris Dent is caught behind by Adam Rossington off Simon Kerrigan for 26.
He and Miles Hammond (72 not out) were finding runs very easy to score.
Worcestershire (213 & 112-1) need 203 runs to beat Sussex (264 & 263)
Jake Libby's run-drenched season continues for Worcestershire with another half-century.
Five fours off 121 balls gets him to his latest landmark as he and Jack Haynes (33 not out) continue to build an impressive partnership for the third wicket and keep Sussex's hopes of victory at a comfortable distance.
Lancashire 341 v Warwickshire 371 & 194-5
This match is destined for a draw, but Matt Parkinson deserves a big pat on the back for his efforts.
The leg-spinner has bowled unchanged all day, sending down 31 consecutive overs and his current figures are 3-74.
As the Aussies like to call it, that is a lot of 'hard yakka'.
Lancashire 341 v Warwickshire 371 & 188-5
As drinks are taken, Warwickshire's lead is now at 218 but we only have 40 overs left as both teams look set to walk away with eight points for the draw.
This is the final afternoon of domestic action at Old Trafford before attention switches to the Fifth Test between England and India starting next Friday.
With Cristiano Ronaldo's homecoming to Manchester United set for the Saturday afternoon, it promises to be a lively few days in M16.
Gloucestershire (191 & 88-2) need 178 more runs to beat Northamptonshire (327 & 129)
A half-century up for Gloucestershire opener Miles Hammond off 137 balls as he helps in his side's pursuit of 266 against Northamptonshire.
It's included six fours to help them on to 88-2. Chris Dent (17 not out) is the man alongside him in this third-wicket partnership.
Derbyshire (205 & 186-8) need 148 more runs to beat Middlesex (282 & 256)
Middlesex on the verge of victory now at Lord's.
Martin Andersson finds himself involved in the wickets of Anuj Dal and Matt Critchley in the space of three deliveries.
Only one will go in the wicket column of his bowling analysis though.
The first sees him run out Dal at the non-striker's end after he deflects a Critchley drive back on to the stumps.
Two balls later though, Critchley also has to go as he cue-ends a pull shot to Sam Robson at second slip.
Hampshire (163 & 104-4) trail Yorkshire (243 & 312-6 dec) by 289 runs
Five close catchers under helmets now for Yorkshire (including wicketkeeper Harry Duke) as they continue to crowd round Mason Crane (22 not out off 160 balls) in search of his wicket.
Adam Lyth having a bowl in tandem with Dom Bess as the White Rose try and break this partnership.