County Championship, Hove game in balance, Essex hold up Yorkshire - radio & text
Essex 191-4 (target 520) v Yorks
There are a minimum of 40 overs remaining at Chelmsford, which should be plenty of time for Yorkshire to pick up six wickets.
But they haven't taken one since the 17th over of this Essex innings last night - more than 66 overs ago - and Ben Coad and Jack White really need to make something happen quickly with this second new ball.
Matt Critchley has just edged ahead of partner Michael Pepper again, with 65 runs to the latter's 64.
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