LIVE BLOG: Lancs v Derbyshire, Day Three
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2.40pm
Derbyshire 1st inns 249-8 (84 overs) trail by 209 runs, Chappell 9 Aitchison 8
Lancashire took the new ball as soon as it became available with Marcus Harris handing it to George Balderson and Tom Bailey.
2.18pm WICKET
Derbyshire 1st inns 236-8 (77.1 overs) trail by 222 runs, Chappell 4 Aitchison 0
Brooke Guest goes for 77 and that's a big wicket for the part-time off spin of Josh Bohannon who can't hide his delight at claiming his 14th first-class wicket.
Bohannon threw one up and drew Guest into an expansive shot with the batter inside edging onto his stumps.
It's Bohannon's first wicket since May 2021.
2.15pm
Derbyshire 1st inns 232-7 (76 overs) trail by 226 runs, Guest 77 Chappell 0
An anxious moment for Brooke Guest who hooks a bouncer from Anderson Phillip that just creeps over the head of Tom Bailey at fine leg for six.
2.05pm WICKET
Derbyshire 1st inns 219-7 (73.2 overs) trail by 239 runs, Guest 64 Chappell 0
Tom Hartley and Anderson Phillip take the ball after lunch and they combine for the first wicket of the afternoon.
Anuj Dal hangs his head after playing a pretty poor cut shot off Hartley that dollies up to Phillip at gully for 19. A bit of extra bounce there from Hartley that may have deceived the batter.
1.00pm, LUNCH Day 3
Derbyshire 1st inns 205-6 (67 overs) trail by 253 runs, Guest 53 Dal 16
A morning that was going completely Derbyshire's way during that 76-run partnership between Brooke Guest, who is 52 not out at lunch, and Jack Morley with a career-best 41 got a sudden jolt when George Balderson struck twice twenty minutes before the break.
12.46pm
Derbyshire 1st inns 193-6 (63 overs) trail by 265 runs, Guest 51 Dal 6
Brooke Guest goes to his fifty from 114 balls but Anuj Dal nearly gives a chance, clipping Luke Wells to leg with the ball rebounding up off George Bell at short leg but with Bell unable to catch it off the rebound.
12.40pm WICKET
Derbyshire 1st inns 182-6 (61 overs) trail by 276 runs, Guest 46 Dal 0
Two wickets in the over for George Balderson who traps Martin Andersson lbw fourth ball!
12.37pm WICKET
Derbyshire 1st inns 182-5 (60.2 overs) trail by 276 runs, Guest 46 Andersson 0
George Balderson finally makes the breakthrough Lancashire needed with Jack Morley departing for a career-best 41 after clipping straight to Keaton Jennings at midwicket.
12.15pm
Derbyshire 1st inns 176-4 (56 overs) trail by 282 runs, Guest 43 Morley 38
Jack Morley inside edges against Tom Hartley but the chance is a difficult one and isn't taken.
12.00pm
Derbyshire 1st inns 159-4 (51 overs) trail by 299 runs, Guest 37 Morley 28
A good first hour for Derbyshire with Jack Morley equalling his career-best score and this pair have now added 50 from 116 balls.
11.45am
Derbyshire 1st inns 135-4 (46 overs) trail by 323 runs, Guest 23 Morley 18
No breakthrough so far for Lancashire in the first 45 minutes and James Anderson is replaced by Tom Bailey after a five-over spell.
11.30am
Derbyshire 1st inns 131-4 (43 overs) trail by 327 runs, Guest 23 Morley 14
The first bowling change of the day sees Tom Hartley replace Anderson Phillip.
11.15am
Derbyshire 1st inns 118-4 (39 overs) trail by 340 runs, Guest 20 Morley 4
A fairly quite start to the third day so far with 6 runs taken from the first three overs. The one moment of interest is the ball being changed after 16 deliveries this morning.
It's a double Anderson attack with Jimmy and Anderson Phillip sharing the opening overs.
Derbyshire need another 190 runs to avoid the follow-on.
11.00am
Derbyshire 1st inns 112-4 (36 overs) trail by 346 runs, Guest 14 Morley 4
The applause rings out for James Anderson who is bowling the first over of the day.
9.30am
James Anderson hit the headlines with his wickets helping to reduce Derbyshire to 112-4 yesterday evening with the visitors 346 runs behind Lancashire at the close of play.
Former Lancashire players Brooke Guest and Jack Morley will resume the Derbyshire innings on 14 and 4 respectively.
Our report from yesterday can be found via the button below.
We have another sunny morning at Emirates Old Trafford with play due to start at 11am.