And Glamorgan finish their innings with two sixes in the final over, thanks to a fine knock from Chris Cooke who seemed determined to add to their score in the final stages as he steered them to a decent finish with 39 not out.

Clearly the highlight of their innings was captain Jacques Rudolph's knock of 60 which really gave Glamorgan a flying start.

An entertaining final over sees Clint McKay trap Brendan Taylor lbw for 47 before having James Taylor caught behind for a first ball duck.

Stuart Broad entered the fray with just one ball of Notts' innings remaining and the England bowler is run out without facing a ball as he and partner Darren Sammy go for a quick single that was never there.

It was a brilliant final over for the Foxes as McKay finished with excellent figures of 4-24 off his four overs with Atif Sheikh and Jigar Naik picking up a wicket a piece.

Alex Hales' impressive 54 off 42 balls took Nottinghamshire to 148-7 but that seems a relatively below-par score at Trent Bridge.

Gary Ballance speaking to Sky Sports: "I jumped at the chance to play today.

"It's always great to play in a Roses match. Test cricket is tough but there's a lot of pressure here too.

"It's nice to have a slog, really. The wind helped but I'm pretty happy with how I went."

Mark Long:, external why does @henrygayle have to play a normal innings when I have him in my fantasy side! #BBCCricket #T20Blast #WeAreSomerset

I'm not sure there's anything normal about Chris Gayle Mark!

George Edwards' final over is full of slower deliveries and Rich Pyrah is run out on the final ball of the innings to leave Yorkshire 185-7.

A half-century from Joe Root and an 18-ball 31 from Gary Ballance was the bedrock of Yorkshire's innings, after Glenn Maxwell flayed 18 runs from the first over.

Lancashire's bowlers executed their slower balls to perfection, with James Faulkner finishing with figures of 3-27.

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Hampshire desperately needed to get one of Somerset's two dangermen and it's Peter Trego who loses his wicket after reaching his 50. A couple of balls earlier Will Smith dropped Chris Gayle - you don't need to be a cricketing brainbox to know that is not what the doctor ordered for Hampshire.

12 balls to go in Surrey's innings at The Oval and Zafar Ansari is bringing a late push for runs as he hits a six and a four moments after coming to the crease.

Surrey welcome veteran Gareth Batty to proceedings after Shaun Tait bowled James Burke.

Australian Michael Klinger is guiding his team to victory here as he makes his half century, which has included five fours and a six.

He has just seemed to have all the time in the world at the crease compared the problems the Kent batsmen faced.

He was England's hero in the first Test against New Zealand but Ben Stokes doesn't quite produce the innings he was hoping for tonight as Tom Knight takes the catch off Tillakaratne Dilshan's bowling.

A fine spell from James Faulkner, who finishes with figures of 3-26. His change of pace - particularly his slower balls - have thrown the Yorkshire batsman.

It's George Edwards to bowl the final over, and he will be looking to mix up his speeds to keep up Faulkner's good word.

The loss of Alex Hales has slowed down Notts' progress with Brendan Taylor and new batsman Samit Patel managing to eek out rare boundaries in amongst the singles and dot balls.

Leicestershire's Ben Raine continues to impress before over-stepping the mark for the first no-ball of the innings.

A brief but entertaining innings from Colin Munro comes to an end as David Willey has the New Zealand batsman caught on the boundary edge by Alex Wakely for 17, a couple of overs after Munro had sent a reverse-sweep for six.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore and new batsman Ross Whiteley continue to find the boundary edge as Worcestershire give themselves a chance of reaching 200.

Gloucestershire are cruising towards their target at Beckenham, as they've scored freely throughout the innings.

Can Kent get back into this contest with a few quick wickets?

James Faulkner's slower ball does the trick again. Jack Leaning has a huge swipe but sends an outside edge high into the air. Jos Buttler takes a good, running catch to dismiss Leaning for 22.

Liam Plunkett's first ball from Faulkner is short and Plunkett, on tip-toes, smashes it through the off-side for a much needed boundary.

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Glamorgan will be hoping that the wheels aren't coming off in Cardiff as they look a bit shell-shocked after the loss of captain Jacques Rudolph, losing Ben Wright in the following over, after he was bowled by Steven Finn.

Tim Bresnan, who has been in good batting form this season, clubs the returning George Edwards down the ground for four.

The all-rounder then somehow manages to send a leading edge for six before he attempts a ramp shot and is clean bowled to give Edwards his second wicket.

Tim Bresnan is having a laughing fit as he pulls James Faulkner straight into the poor umpire at short-leg. Rob Bailey grits his teeth admirably - all the while being booed by the crowd for getting in the way of the ball.

Faulkner bowls his full arsenal of slower balls and leg cutters to limit Yorkshire to six runs from the over.

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He might lack the World Boss nickname but Peter Trego is certainly putting a good case for being Deputy World Boss here as he hits three fours and two sixes in the space of three overs to overtake Chris Gayle on 39. If Hampshire's plan was to keep Chris Gayle off the strike, they might need a rethink.

Kent's bowlers aren't having much luck either this evening as Adam Ball concedes 14 off the over.

Michael Klinger (40) is still leading the charge for the visitors who are on course for victory against the T20 Blast South Group league leaders.

And he's gone! It's a shame for Surrey who were looking in better shape in recent overs but Sangakkara's knock has flattered the hosts, who go into the final stages of their innings needing to improve their fortunes.