Good news for Worcestershire's players, who can enjoy a day off on Monday after they completed an innings win over Kent at New Road with plenty of time to spare.

But for 12 other teams, it's heads down and into the final straight of this round of County Championship games - many of them intriguingly poised.

So which of them will be celebrating by this time tomorrow? Join us from 10.45am onwards to find out...

Until then, have a good evening!

Tom Clark and Jack Carson were given a serious examination by Yorkshire's bowling in those last knockings but they survive to make it to the last day.

Yorkshire did get the wickets of Daniel Hughes and Tom Haines after their 511 gave them a slender first-innings lead of nine runs.

It's been very even throughout, can either side do enough on day four to pick up a win?

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

It's been another engrossing day of cricket today.

We will find out quite quickly tomorrow if we have a game on our hands tomorrow.

Notts have battled hard, Warwickshire have been very good with the ball.

Michael Booth's final delivery of his 16th over today concludes the day's play at Trent Bridge.

All in all, it was probably Nottinghamshire's day, who managed two hefty top-order partnerships with contributions from Haseeb Hameed (115), Ben Slater (48), and Ben Duckett (93).

The home side now lead by 130 runs for the loss of four wickets, which they would have probably taken after they were bowled out cheaply in the first innings this morning.

Warwickshire have been fairly consistent with the ball, but failed to create anything during the afternoon session. After tea, however, some Ed Barnard and Booth magic caused two quick wickets to give the Bears a boost, with Beau Webster and Dan Mousley taking the other two wickets.

Nottinghamshire may have done enough today to prevent a Warwickshire victory, but it is all still to play for between the two Midlands sides tomorrow.

That was a real chance!

There are plenty of Yorkshire fielders really close to Tom Clark as he tries to defend Dom Bess' spin.

He gets a little too much bat on that one and it's hearts in mouths for a moment but it lands in between the mass of fielders.

It's very tense!

It feels quite tense at Headingley in these closing stages.

Sussex are desperately trying to tick off the remaining balls without any further damage.

There are plenty of oohs and aahs from the home side after every delivery.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

James Anderson's plan to have a go at Durham in the CLS gloom has failed.

Eight overs were scheduled when he declared their second innings around 6pm, with a lead of 335. But the umpires then decided it was too dark to allow play to continue and called it off for the day.

So we return on the final day tomorrow, with it very much being game on!

Dropped catchpublished at 18:22 BST 26 April

18:22 BST 26 April

Notts 299-4 (f/o) & 279 v Warks 459 (Notts lead by 119)

Joe Clarke flashes and catches his outside edge off a sharp Michael Booth delivery. He is dropped by Rob Yates at second slip.

It came at Yates fairly quickly, but he got both hands on it, and will be unhappy with himself for putting that down.

Notts need to stay disciplined here and try not to lose another wicket with three overs left to survive in the day.

Five overs remaining at Headingley.

Yorkshire's tails are up and they are bowling well, sensing they have an opportunity to turn this game in their favour this evening.

Leicestershire finish on a nice round number of 500 - giving them a lead of 60 runs at the end of day three.

Only four wickets fell today and it's hard to see how this game will end in anything but a draw.

Jonny Tattersall will resume on 86 in the morning alongside Ben Cox on 31.

Gloucestershire will go into the final day of this Division Two match in a very healthy position.

They need seven more wickets, and still hold a lead of exactly 100 runs.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's typical two former Durham players should have done so much damage to their old team today.

Earlier Michael Jones made 72 and Paul Coughlin has reached a century, with last man James Anderson at the other end.

The moment he reached three figures Lancashire then declared leaving him on his joint best score of 100*. He also made that total against Worcestershire here in 2022.

Durham now have eight difficult overs to face in the gloom of CLS. The lights are on but my light meter suggests the light is below the level they would normally play in, which is around 300 lux.

Clearly the umpires are not sure either. We have a slight delay and they are in the middle chatting to the ground staff, but they have their ECB coats on, rather than their white jackets.

The target is 336.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

These are the moments Chris Woakes has come back to County Championship cricket for.

It will be a very interesting phase of play now.

Dan Lawrence, who finished off the Essex first innings with a clutch of wickets, is given the penultimate over of the day and Paul Walter plays out a maiden.

Walter returns to the dressing-room with two runs from 28 balls, while Dean Elgar has 11 - but the key figure from the visitors' perspective is the 0 in the wickets column.

Essex still trail by 44 and Surrey will need quick wickets in the morning if they're to force themselves into a winning position.

New ballpublished at 18:11 BST 26 April

18:11 BST 26 April

Notts 291-4 (f/o) & 279 v Warks 459

The Bears take the new ball half-way through Michael Booth's 13th over.

With another six overs to bowl this evening, Warwickshire will be hopeful to force another wicket to see the back of either Joe Clarke or Kyle Verreynne.

It looks like Chris Woakes will be returning from the Stuart Broad end.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Warwickshire would feel if they took two more wickets tonight then they would be in a great position for tomorrow.

The door isn't wide open, but it's slightly ajar.

for Coughlinpublished at 17:58 BST 26 April

17:58 BST 26 April

Durham 295 v Lancs 370 & 260-9 dec

Paul Coughlin gets to his century and Lancashire declare.

Durham will need 336 for victory.