A remarkable record for Michael Klinger. His second century in consecutive days after his ton against Essex in Chelmsford last night.

But it might have come too late for Gloucestershire.

Usman Arshad almost has a second wicket, but Gordon Muchall can't take a difficult chance at long off. He's brought up to mid off for the next delivery, only to see the ball sail over his head for four more. But Durham get the breakthrough when Calum MacLeod runs out Colin Munro with a direct hit at the non-striker's end.

A wicket has come at completely the wrong time for Gloucestershire as Kieran Noema-Barnett is bowled by Graham Wagg. To make matters worse, Michael Klinger crosses himself, meaning the the first ball of the final over will be faced by Benny Howell.

Leicestershire get off to the worst possible start in their run chase against Northants. Steelbacks seamer Rory Kleinveldt finds Ned Eckersley's edge and Alex Wakely makes no mistake with the catch. Only two leg byes follow, until Kevin O'Brien gets off the mark with a boundary from the last ball of the over.

Mahela Jayawardene is nearing a half-century but Sussex are struggling to post a competitive total. Shaun Tait has 3-25, Michael Yardy his latest scalp.

Finally, Edgbaston succumbs to the rain. After escaping it for the whole of the Notts innings, the players leave the field for the first time moments after Australian Ben Hilfenhaus picks up the wicket of Varun Chopra.

And Geraint Jones is out, setting up a thrilling final two overs in Bristol with Gloucestershire chasing 36 runs from the final twlve balls. Kieran Noema-Barnett joins captain Michael Klinger at the crease.

Daryl Mitchell's innings comes to an end as he holes out to Calum MacLeod at long on, off the bowling of Usman Arshad. The Durham seamer strikes again two balls later, as Ross Whiteley is trapped in front for a dreaded golden duck.

Having tormented Derbyshire with the bat, Steven Croft and James Faulkner combine to send back Wes Durston for a golden duck. An outside edge is safely taken by Croft at slip - the worst possible start for the Falcons as they chase a tough target.

Michael Klinger is keeping Gloucestershire's slim hopes of a remarkable victory alive in tricky conditions in Bristol. He's closing in on his century, having hit his third six of the night.

Perfect start for Notts as Bears captain Varun Chopra edges to Riki Wessels at slip off Ben Hilfenhaus.

Play has finally got under way in Canterbury! But, after winning the toss and choosing to bat, Kent have lost opener Joe Denly after he was bowled by Fidel Edwards.

Crucial part of the Sussex innings here but they're still losing wickets at bad times. Reece Topley gets rid of Will Beer, and more pressure is piled on the shoulders of Mahela Jayawardene, who's still there on 41 not out.

What can Shahid Afridi do with Northants' last over? Not much it turns out, as Clint McKay limits the scoring to just a single bye. Fantastic bowling at the death from the veteran Australian seamer. His Leicestershire side will need 99 to win from their 11 overs.

Ben Duckett is hitting Leicestershire's bowlers to all corners at Grace Road. He takes 20 from Tom Wells' last over, with two sixes and two fours. Shahid Afridi, meanwhile, is on 11 from five deliveries so far. He'll take strike to start the final over of this rain-affected match.

Could Gloucestershire's luck be about to change? Michael Klinger has just been dropped on 71 by Graham Wagg and has hit his second six of the night. They're still far below the required run-rate but they're playing some entertaining cricket.

An important half century for Worcestershire opener Daryl Mitchell, his fifth in T20 cricket. He brings up the milestone with a glance down leg side off Chris Rushworth that runs all the way to the boundary.

You can't keep Ravi Bopara out of the action at the moment. Having taken the wicket of Craig Cachopa, he now takes the catch that dismisses Ben Brown. Sussex in a little trouble here.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore hits leg-spinner Scott Borthwick for successive boundaries to move on to 25 from just 15 deliveries. Daryl Mitchell brings up Worcestershire's 100 by working Paul Collingwood for two. That brings up the 50 partnership between these two batsmen as well.

Despite all the rain around Edgbaston, Notts have managed their full 20 overs. But it will be the Bears who are the happier at the break, despite Jake Ball hitting the final ball of the innings for six.

Oliver Hannon-Dalby took the wicket of Ben Hilfenhaus in the final over to finish with fantastic figures of 4-29.