James Vince's 99 not out sees Hants beat Kent
Chris Gayle's last Somerset appearance is washed out by rain
Jacques Rudolph hits ton in Glamorgan win
Image source, Getty ImagesA little earlier, we asked you to name the six players to have taken 100 or more wickets in domestic T20 cricket in England.
Well, here are the answers.
Yasir Arafat, currently turning his arm over for Hampshire, leads the way with 142. He's followed by Azhar Mahmood (137), Alfonso Thomas (111), Rich Pyrah (104), Samit Patel (104) and Danny Briggs (101).
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Faulkner hits two sixes in the penultimate over off Nathan Rimmington, who also concedes six no-balls with a full toss that flies over the batsman's head. Wayne White gives away four wides down the leg side to start the final over and Chesney Hughes then drops Lancashire skipper Steven Croft, who smashes two boundaries to finish on 94 not out. His 151-run partnership with James Faulkner (47 not out) is a Lancashire record for the fourth wicket in T20. Derbyshire will have to bat really well to get close to their target.
Having plundered 13 runs from Leicestershire seamer Kevin O'Brien's first over, Northamptonshire then lose Alex Wakely two balls later. That dismissal brings Shahid Afridi to the crease. How the Steelbacks could use some fireworks from the man they call "Boom Boom" now.
Graham Napier has been expensive for Essex so far, but he has his first wicket, removing Matt Machan for 10 and leaving much of the onus on Mahela Jayawardene if Sussex are going to get a big score.
A disappointing night for Gloucestershire is compounded as Peter Handscomb is bowled by Andrew Salter for just 9. That's four single-figure scores in the four T20 Blast matches Handscomb has played this season.
That's two in two balls for Oliver Hannon-Dalby, who now has three wickets this evening, Sam Wood plays straight into the hands of William Porterfield. Notts have lost their way here.
BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Taunton:
"It may be tipping it down here but Somerset fans are waiting in the rain to get a piece of history with the main man Chris Gayle, who is working through the crowds taking selfies and signing autographs. A class act."
Gloucestershire are 29 runs behind on Duckworth Lewis after 11 overs in Bristol. Unless they can up their run-rate, it looks like Glamorgan are set for victory.
No more fireworks tonight from Darren Sammy as he drives Oliver Hannon-Dalby down the ground and is caught by Rikki Clarke for a 18-ball 23.
We're past the halfway point of Worcestershire's innings at Durham, and the visitors are rebuilding after losing Moeen Ali and Richard Oliver in quick succession. Daryl Mitchell has made a steady 32 from 30 balls, while youngster Tom Kohler-Cadmore moves into double figures with a four off Paul Collingwood, a mere 19 years his senior.
Image source, PAOver at The Oval, it's in the balance. Eoin Morgan looked like leading England to an unlikely victory over New Zealand, but he's just been dismissed for 88 off 47 balls.
England need 125 to win off 88 balls.
Northants are in all sorts of trouble at Grace Road now. First Richard Levi finds Leicestershire fielder Tom Wells in the deep off the bowling of Atif Sheikh, before opening partner Josh Cobb does exactly the same thing from the next delivery.
Ben Duckett sees off the hat-trick ball. Sheikh has 2-13 from his three overs.
BBC Essex's Ben Fryer: "So Chris Gayle's #T20 Blast is over. 3 innings - 92, 151*, 85*. AVG 328.00. Only man to get him out was @reece_topley @EssexCricket"
Image source, Getty ImagesCraig Cachopa is gone, bowled by England's forgotten man Ravi Bopara. Sussex's innings could go either way here.
Well Jack Taylor's promotion up the batting order hasn't aided Gloucestershire's cause much! He managed just three runs before he was bowled by Dean Cosker.
Craig Cachopa has joined Mahela Jayawardene at the crease for Sussex and has just launched Graham Napier for a huge six. The evergreen Jayawardene has 20 off 13 balls.
This has been a crucial partnership for Lancashire between skipper Steven Croft and James Faulkner, adding 94 so far for the fourth wicket. Croft collects a six - onto the upper balcony - and two boundaries off Nathan Rimmington to reach 70 not out - can he make it to three figures in the three overs remaining?
Image source, Getty Images/BBC SportIf Kent spinner James Tredwell claims his 100th wicket this evening, he will be the seventh player to reach that particular milestone.
Can you name the other six? We'll give you a few minutes to have a think and then we'll reveal the answers. No prizes, it's just for fun.
Not a brilliant day for James Taylor. After being released by England to play for Notts, he spent much of the day in a traffic jam - and now he's back in the pavilion for 23 after being trapped lbw by Rikki Clarke.
Worcestershire have lost another wicket at Chester-le-Street, and it's Paul Collingwood who's made the breakthrough. Richard Oliver top-edges a loose cut shot and Chris Rushworth takes the catch at short third man.