Watching Warwickshire pile up the runs at Lord's, it's hard to believe Lancashire's collapse to 78 all out on day one actually happened.
Although the Red Rose county picked up seven wickets - three of them to spinner Matt Parkinson - centuries by Will Rhodes and Rob Yates have put the county champions in a position of total command.
The question now is how much resolve Lancashire can muster when it's their turn to bat again, but the weather forecast for the next three days is looking a bit dodgy.
Join us tomorrow for full coverage from about 10:15.
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Scott Read
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator
Quote Message: It's all in Warwickshire's hands and they have been outstanding."
It's all in Warwickshire's hands and they have been outstanding."
Close of play at Lord's
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
And that is stumps for day two.
Bad light stops play
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
The umpires come together, get their light meters out and off we go.
344 runs today for the loss of seven wickets, an unbeaten 150 from captain Will Rhodes and a lead of 386 - it's impossible to imagine how Warwickshire could be in a better position.
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Ian Bell
Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
Quote Message: I've been really impressed with Matt Parkinson's variation, his control, the way he's spun the ball."
I've been really impressed with Matt Parkinson's variation, his control, the way he's spun the ball."
Parky for England?
England 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
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With Moeen Ali ruling himself out of selection for the Test team, there is a space for a spinner.
Jack Leach has played overseas but not at home, while Dom Bess seems to have fallen out of favour since the tour of India.
Matt Parkinson has played one-day cricket for England, but not in Tests. And this spell this afternoon is a useful reminder of his skills.
Very controlled, with few four-balls and definite turn, as is natural for a leggie.
But will the fact that he bats at number 11 count against his chances?
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Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
Quote Message: What a way to finish the season, 150, and well ahead in the game."
What a way to finish the season, 150, and well ahead in the game."
150 for Will Rhodes
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 447-7
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Will Rhodes has seen wickets tumble at the other end since tea but he has kept his composure.
A single down to long-on is enough to bring up his 150. Well batted Skip!
WICKET Briggs c Davies b Wells 2
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 442-7
Spin does the trick at the other end, too.
Danny Briggs gets a thin edge behind to Alex Davies and Luke Wells now has his second wicket.
Briggs won't be too disappointed to see the spinners having joy out there.
WICKET Bresnan c Wells b Parkinson 4
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 439-6
Tim Bresnan never looked comfortable and now his stay at the crease is over.
Well-flighted from Matt Parkinson tempts Bresnan into the drive, it takes the edge and Luke Wells snaps it up at slip.
Third wicket for Parkinson - easily the stand-out bowler for Lancashire. 3-69 off 28 overs is very respectable.
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Quote Message: Warwickshire will have their eye on the forecast. Timing that declaration perfectly is always the cat and mouse of cricket."
Warwickshire will have their eye on the forecast. Timing that declaration perfectly is always the cat and mouse of cricket."
Not out
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 432-5
Luke Wells is certain he has Tim Bresnan out for a duck when he hits him on the pads. Not out!
Bresnan then gets off the mark with an inside edge past the wicketkeeper.
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Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
Coming here to the NatWest Trophy final in 1993 against Sussex was the reason why I wanted to play cricket.
Looking back - Reeve and his all-conquering Bears
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 426-5
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Allan Donald amongst the wickets in the 1995 NatWest Trophy final against NorthamptonshireImage caption: Allan Donald amongst the wickets in the 1995 NatWest Trophy final against Northamptonshire
Lord's in the 1990s was almost carved up between Lancashire and Warwickshire.
Under captain Dermot Reeve, Warwickshire were the team to beat across all competitions between 1993 and 1995. Two County Championships, two NatWest Trophies, and a Benson and Hedges Cup.
In 1995, Reeve won the Player of the Match award as they beat Northamptonshire by four wickets in the NatWest Trophy final.
Allan Donald took three wickets and Roger Twose made 68 with the bat, but 12 tidy overs, astute captaincy in the field and guiding his team home with 37 not out showed Reeve at his all-round best in the Bears' glory years.
WICKET Burgess st Davies b Parkinson 44
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 425-5
Michael Burgess goes six short of his 50 as he is teased by a Matt Parkinson leg-break.
Burgess ends up out of his crease and Alex Davies whips the bails off to stump him.
Very smart wicketkeeping from Davies - one for captain Will Rhodes to note when he has to choose between Davies and Burgess next season.
That is Parkinson's 100th wicket in first-class cricket.
Glorious evening (except for Lancashire)
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 425-4
The low sunshine just over the Lord's pavilion is almost blinding the men on the field.
Warwickshire will be loving this glorious evening to keep adding runs to this huge total.
There are still 16 overs to go in theory.
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Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 422-4
Will Rhodes runs Matt Parkinson down to third man for three runs. The next delivery takes the edge of Michael Burgess' bat but doesn't quite carry to slip. The lead is now 344.
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Quote Message: This season has exceeded our expectations. Retaining the title will be tough. All the teams in the top division will look back and say 'We had a chance'. They will work hard over the winter and we've got to work just as hard." from Paul Farbrace Warwickshire director of cricket on BBC 5 live sports extra
This season has exceeded our expectations. Retaining the title will be tough. All the teams in the top division will look back and say 'We had a chance'. They will work hard over the winter and we've got to work just as hard."
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Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
Watching Warwickshire pile up the runs at Lord's, it's hard to believe Lancashire's collapse to 78 all out on day one actually happened.
Although the Red Rose county picked up seven wickets - three of them to spinner Matt Parkinson - centuries by Will Rhodes and Rob Yates have put the county champions in a position of total command.
The question now is how much resolve Lancashire can muster when it's their turn to bat again, but the weather forecast for the next three days is looking a bit dodgy.
Join us tomorrow for full coverage from about 10:15.
Post update
Scott Read
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator
Close of play at Lord's
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
And that is stumps for day two.
Bad light stops play
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
The umpires come together, get their light meters out and off we go.
344 runs today for the loss of seven wickets, an unbeaten 150 from captain Will Rhodes and a lead of 386 - it's impossible to imagine how Warwickshire could be in a better position.
Post update
Ian Bell
Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
Parky for England?
England 78 v Warwickshire 464-7
With Moeen Ali ruling himself out of selection for the Test team, there is a space for a spinner.
Jack Leach has played overseas but not at home, while Dom Bess seems to have fallen out of favour since the tour of India.
Matt Parkinson has played one-day cricket for England, but not in Tests. And this spell this afternoon is a useful reminder of his skills.
Very controlled, with few four-balls and definite turn, as is natural for a leggie.
But will the fact that he bats at number 11 count against his chances?
Get Involved
Tweet using #bbccricket
Paul Hirons: Really nice to read stories of the great Warwickshire teams of yesteryear in the text commentary. Always feel we're slightly overlooked as one of the big counties in the game... it's great to be back in the limelight #bbccricket
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Ian Bell
Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
150 for Will Rhodes
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 447-7
Will Rhodes has seen wickets tumble at the other end since tea but he has kept his composure.
A single down to long-on is enough to bring up his 150. Well batted Skip!
WICKET Briggs c Davies b Wells 2
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 442-7
Spin does the trick at the other end, too.
Danny Briggs gets a thin edge behind to Alex Davies and Luke Wells now has his second wicket.
Briggs won't be too disappointed to see the spinners having joy out there.
WICKET Bresnan c Wells b Parkinson 4
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 439-6
Tim Bresnan never looked comfortable and now his stay at the crease is over.
Well-flighted from Matt Parkinson tempts Bresnan into the drive, it takes the edge and Luke Wells snaps it up at slip.
Third wicket for Parkinson - easily the stand-out bowler for Lancashire. 3-69 off 28 overs is very respectable.
Get involved
Tweet using #bbccricket
Tony Jones: You’ve missed Steve Ogrizovic - Coventry City and Shropshire, like Joe Hart.
Thanks Tony. You will be able to hear Tony tonight commentating on Wolfsburg v Sevilla in the Champions League!
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC 5 live sports extra
Not out
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 432-5
Luke Wells is certain he has Tim Bresnan out for a duck when he hits him on the pads. Not out!
Bresnan then gets off the mark with an inside edge past the wicketkeeper.
Post update
Ian Bell
Former England batter on BBC 5 live sports extra
Coming here to the NatWest Trophy final in 1993 against Sussex was the reason why I wanted to play cricket.
Looking back - Reeve and his all-conquering Bears
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 426-5
Lord's in the 1990s was almost carved up between Lancashire and Warwickshire.
Under captain Dermot Reeve, Warwickshire were the team to beat across all competitions between 1993 and 1995. Two County Championships, two NatWest Trophies, and a Benson and Hedges Cup.
In 1995, Reeve won the Player of the Match award as they beat Northamptonshire by four wickets in the NatWest Trophy final.
Allan Donald took three wickets and Roger Twose made 68 with the bat, but 12 tidy overs, astute captaincy in the field and guiding his team home with 37 not out showed Reeve at his all-round best in the Bears' glory years.
WICKET Burgess st Davies b Parkinson 44
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 425-5
Michael Burgess goes six short of his 50 as he is teased by a Matt Parkinson leg-break.
Burgess ends up out of his crease and Alex Davies whips the bails off to stump him.
Very smart wicketkeeping from Davies - one for captain Will Rhodes to note when he has to choose between Davies and Burgess next season.
That is Parkinson's 100th wicket in first-class cricket.
Glorious evening (except for Lancashire)
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 425-4
The low sunshine just over the Lord's pavilion is almost blinding the men on the field.
Warwickshire will be loving this glorious evening to keep adding runs to this huge total.
There are still 16 overs to go in theory.
Post update
Lancashire 78 v Warwickshire 422-4
Will Rhodes runs Matt Parkinson down to third man for three runs. The next delivery takes the edge of Michael Burgess' bat but doesn't quite carry to slip. The lead is now 344.
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