Three County Championship matches start their final day today but only one has the realistic chance of a definite result.
That is the Division One game at Edgbaston where, after some devastating bowling and rapid batting on Wednesday, Warwickshire set Nottinghamshire a victory target of 427, of which the visitors have so far knocked off 38.
Draws seem inevitable in the Division Two games at Canterbury, where Hampshire are 15-0 in their second innings after conceding a 108-run first innings deficit to Kent, and at Old Trafford, where Lancashire are 423-5 in their first innings in reply to Glamorgan‘s 474.
It is day two in the other four matches. Middlesex resume on 44-0 against Division One leaders Sussex, who were bowled out for 229, while third-placed Yorkshire are 367-2 against bottom of the table Derbyshire.
In Division Two, bottom-placed Leicestershire continue their innings of 328-4 against Essex while Gloucestershire hope to build on their good start as they resume on 83-0 after dismissing Worcestershire for 182.
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Article source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/23353703