Cockbain walks for 15 after he's bowled by Graham Wagg. The rainy weather in Bristol means that Jack Taylor is promoted up the Gloucestershire batting order as they try to reach the Duckworth Lewis target.

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Darren Sammy, who smashed 36 from 16 balls for Notts last week at Worcestershire, is getting his eye in at Edgbaston, hitting two sixes in three balls to move on to 16 not out.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Taunton:

"Sadly Chris Gayle's big farewell is over without a ball being bowled. Somerset v Surrey abandoned."

Back under way at Grace Road after that long rain delay. Leicestershire's bowlers are doing a good job of keeping the run rate down, with only 12 more added to the Northamptonshire total so far. Remember, it is 11 overs each.

After several delays in Canterbury, play will finally get under way an hour later than scheduled. It's 18 overs per side, with a five-over powerplay.

Kent: Northeast (capt), Bell-Drummond, Denly, Cowdrey, Stevens, Blake, Ball, Coles, Davies, Tredwell, Claydon, Riley, Hunn.

Hampshire: Vince (capt), Carberry, Adams, Shah, Ervine, Smith, Dawson, Wood, Arafat, Edwards, Briggs, Berg, Wheater, Bird.

Chris Nash offers a simple catch to Graham Napier at mid-wicket and Essex seamer Reece Topley has his first wicket of the evening.

Lancashire batsman Paul Horton: "We want to be getting at least 60 off the last six overs, that's a par score here at Old Trafford."

We are guaranteed a result in Bristol as the required five overs have been reached in Gloucestershire's reply. Michael Klinger, a centurion last night, has enjoyed a decent spell with the bat, hitting four boundaries and a six for his unbeaten 27.

Notts lose their fifth wicket as Greg Smith is trapped leg before by a low full toss from Josh Poysden.

But that brings West Indies international Darren Sammy to the crease, in his final appearance of a four-match stint with the Outlaws.

Famous last words by us about Tony Palladino's economy as James Faulkner mows the first ball of his final over over the rope at mid-wicket and drives the next ball through mid-on for four. Boundaries through fine leg and square leg by Steven Croft make it an over to forget for the Derbyshire seamer, who ends his spell with figures of 1-39.

Big wicket for Durham. Moeen Ali looked set to make a big score, but he skies a Chris Rushworth delivery to Keaton Jennings deep on the leg side boundary.

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Essex make a big breakthrough. Luke Wright was looking in decent form, but he edges Australian pace bowler Shaun Tait behind to James Foster to fall for 20.

We are approaching the fifth over in Bristol, with poor light conditions threatening play. We could see an early finish at Nevil Road if Duckworth Lewis is taken into account as Gloucestershire are far from the required run-rate. The umpires look concerned once more.

The Bears have really come back well after the powerplay overs and Jeetan Patel gets his namesake Samit. Notts have lost three wickets for 15 runs.

Thirty-somethings Wes Durston and Tony Palladino have 'been around the block' as far as county cricket is concerned and are doing a good job for Derbyshire, both conceding only 18 runs from their first three overs. Skipper Steven Croft and Australian James Faulkner are at the crease for Lancashire Lightning and need to up the scoring rate in the second half of the innings.

Uncertainty in Bristol, where the umpires are discussing the ominous dark skies and wet weather around Nevil Road.

Having taken an over to get his eye in, Moeen Ali sends Durham off-spinner Ben Pringle's first delivery straight back over his head for six. Moeen keeps up the assault by hammering Chris Rushworth down the ground for four more in the next over. The England man moves on to 19 from 14 deliveries.

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Three boundaries in the over for captain Luke Wright and Sussex race to 25-0 off three overs.

Good news from Grace Road, the rain has relented and play is set to resume at 19:20 BST. It will now be an 11-over match.

The visitors have kept things tight at Hove, conceding just 11 from the first two overs. Former Sussex captain Chris Adams, summarising for BBC Sussex, says 40 will be a good target to reach by the end of the powerplay.