Worcs 225-6 beat Durham by 38 runs
Worcs' Kohler-Cadmore hits 127 off 54 balls
Sussex 242-5 beat Gloucs 83-1 (D/L)
Wins for Kent, Northants, Surrey & Birmingham Bears
Leicestershire 178-5 v Northamptonshire 123-3
Leicestershire utilise the medium-pace of Neil Dexter and Kevin O'Brien after the rain break and Northants only manage one boundary. They need 42 from 30 balls to reach their revised target of 164.
Surrey 170-8 v Essex 57-3 (10 overs)
Essex have only hit two boundaries in the last five overs and now need to score at almost 11 and a half an over for the remainder if they are to win the game. Tom Westley has 32 not out and Ryan ten Doeschate is on eight.
Don't forget that Azhar Mahmood is on a hat-trick whenever Surrey skipper Gareth Batty decides to bring him back into the attack.
Birmingham 185-4 (19.4 overs) beat Nottinghamshire 179-7 (20 overs) by two wickets
Chris Woakes finishes Birmingham's run chase in style with two balls to spare, smashing Nottinghamshire seamer Luke Fletcher over the boundary for six runs.
Riki Wessels (52), Greg Smith (43) and Dan Christian (34) had all contributed for Notts in the first innings, but the Outlaws lost wickets at regular intervals on a good batting track.
Birmingham's reply got off to a shaky start with only one run from the first two overs, but Sam Hain's unbeaten 92 runs from 54 deliveries saw the Bears through in comfortable fashion.
Leicestershire 178-5 v Northamptonshire 111-3 (11 overs)
Following the rain interruption at Grace Road, Northants now need 164 from 18 overs.
Sussex 242-5 (20 overs) beat Gloucestershire 83-1 (7.3 overs) by 1 run on D/L method
Heartbreak for Gloucestershire, who are denied the chance to chase down Sussex's club-record 242-5 by the weather.
New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor did most of the damage for the visitors at Bristol, scoring a brilliant unbeaten 93 from 48 balls on his debut for the Sharks.
Michael Klinger responded with 42 from 24 deliveries in Gloucestershire's reply, but the captain's knock just wasn't quite enough.
Somerset 197-7 v Kent 153-1 (13 overs)
Kent opener Joe Denly goes for 75, caught on the square leg boundary by Michael Leask off Tim Groenewald.
But he's already done all the hard work for his side. Kent only need 45 off 42 balls.
Nottinghamshire 179-7 v Birmingham 163-4 (18 overs)
Sam Hain's magnificent T20 debut innings has Birmingham on the verge of victory at Nottinghamshire.
The visitors require just 17 runs from the final two overs, but Hain would need 16 of them to each his century.
Surrey 170-8 v Essex 35-3 (6 overs)
Tom Westley whips the ball to mid-wicket where England's Jason Roy spills the chance. That wasn't a difficult one and Mathew Pillans has a rueful look on his face as he walks back to his mark. Surrey in a good position overall, though.
Leicestershire 178-5 v Northamptonshire 111-3 (11 overs) - rain stopped play
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"I'm standing on the boundary edge and I think it's stopped."
Nottinghamshire 179-7 v Birmingham 148-4 (16.3 overs)
I was all set to tell you how Luke Ronchi was leading Birmingham to victory at Notts, but the New Zealand wicketkeeper falls to an excellent catch by Steven Mullaney off the bowling of Dan Christian.
Ronchi bludgeoned 22 runs from only 10 balls to put the Bears within sight of the finishing line, but he can't see the job out.
Somerset 197-7 v Kent 128-0 (11 overs)
Joe Denly follows his opening partner to a fifty in spectacular style.
He smashes Jamie Overton for two fours and six to move to 63 off 33 balls.
Daniel Bell-Drummond has exactly the same stats. This is some of the cleanest hitting you are likely to see - and we've already seen a fair bit of that this evening!
Surrey 170-8 v Essex 26-3 (4 overs)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAzhar Mahmood is having a great game for Surrey and he bamboozles Jesse Ryder with a slow bouncer which the New Zealander tries to pull away, but only succeeds in top-edging to the keeper.
The next delivery is angled down the leg-side but teenager Dan Lawrence gets a thin edge and heads back to the dugout with a golden quacker to his name. Mahmood on a hat-trick at the start of his next over.
Somerset 197-7 v Kent 112-0 (10 overs)
Daniel Bell-Drummond and Joe Denly are making this chase of 198 look like a walk in the park.
Bell-Drummond launches Somerset leg-spinner Max Waller for six, then two balls later Denly does the same.
Kent need 86 off 60 balls.
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Somerset 197-7 v Kent 84-0 (8 overs)
Big things are expected of Kent opener Daniel Bell-Drummond this season, and he's off to a fine start in the T20 Blast.
The 22-year-old Londoner brings up his half-century off 28 balls.
Kent are now favourites for this one.
Nottinghamshire 179-7 v Birmingham 115-3 (14 overs)
Another wicket falls at Trent Bridge, Nottinghamshire off-spinner Sam Wood pinning Laurie Evans lbw for 10.
The required run rate has climbed to 10.83, but Birmingham will still feel confident while T20 Blast debutant Sam Hain remains at the crease - he currently has 62 runs from 41 balls.
Surrey 170-8 v Essex 2-1 (1 over)
Teenager Sam Curran digs in a short one to end the opening over and Ravi Bopara skies an attempted pull which is taken safely by Surrey's player-coach. Tom Westley joins Jesse Ryder who is sporting a do-rag under his helmet a la Chris Gayle - or maybe Gayle wears one a la Jesse Ryder?
Somerset 197-7 v Kent 68-0 (6 overs)
That's as good a six-over Poweplay as you are likely to see from Kent.
Daniel Bell-Drummond (46 not out) and Joe Denly (21 not out) are ticking along at more than 11 an over.
Kent need 130 off 14 overs.
Nottinghamshire 179-7 v Birmingham 94-2 (11 overs)
He was given a reprieve with Will Smith's dropped catch a few minutes ago, but Will Porterfield is gone this time as Nottinghamshire spinner Samit Patel clean bowls the Ireland captain.
Birmingham are still the favourites from here, but one or two more wickets could yet tip the balance back to the Outlaws.
Leicestershire 178-5 v Northamptonshire 111-3 (10 overs)
Spinner Jigar Naik concedes five wides from the first ball of the 10th over and Northants reach the halfway point of their innings, requiring another 72 for victory.
Rain is in the air, however, and the umpires decide to take the players off at the end of the next, which is a good one by Kevin O'Brien that only costs four runs.
The visitors are ahead on Duckworth-Lewis at the moment....but don't quote me on that.