That's the end of Shahid Afridi's spell bowling for Hampshire tonight and Boom Boom's gone out with a wicket to his name.

He're removed Graham Wagg for just two to dampen Glamorgan's hopes of wrapping this up too early. Hampshire are making the hosts work, tonight.

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Won't be long until the game is over at Northampton if Josh Cobb has his way.

The right-hander clubs Jack Shantry for six to move to 37 and Northants require just four-an-over to beat Worcestershire in this one.

Is it game over now at Old Trafford? Tim Bresnan clips Arron Lilley straight into the hands of Karl Brown at deep square leg and is out for 3.

Joe Root is still there on 39, but with 107 needed off the last eight overs, it may even be too much for one of the world's greatest.

What a difference a couple of days makes. After racing to 150-0 against Somerset on Wednesday, Sussex lose two quick wickets at Hove.

Sam Curran gets Chris Nash, caught by his older brother Tom, and then in the next over Ben Brown is caught by Sam off Tom! Still with me?! Basically the Curran bros are doing everything.

It's game on at the County Ground now!

Billy Godleman is squared up by Clint McKay and wicket-keeper Niall O'Brien does the rest.

Next ball, Kiwi Neil Broom departs in similar fashion to leave the strapping Aussie on a hat-trick.

Wayne Madsen comfortably denies McKay three in a row, but there's no doubting this one over has changed the momentum of the game.

Two slips in place underlines the point.

Yep, Yorkshire are in deep, deep trouble now! Gary Ballance sweeps Stephen Parry, but it's in the air and Alviro Petersen takes a fine diving catch low to the ground.

Ballance goes for eight.

Tim Bresnan comes in at number six to join Joe Root, but the Tykes need 119 off 58 balls.

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Glamorgan 104-3 (11 overs) v Hampshire 141

A cracking knock for Aneurin Donald has been cut short. The 19-year-old has been superb tonight as Glamorgan chase down Hampshire's 141 finish.

After reaching his fifty from 24 balls, which included eight fours and two sixes, Donald was bowled by Liam Dawson just three balls later for 55.

A shame, but Glammy are still in decent shape and are on course to win if they play their cards right. 

Varun Chopra and Ian Bell have both settled in early on for Birmingham Bears in their chase of 155.

Bell doing more of a watching brief so far with just four but Chopra has already struck two sixes and a four to give Durham some early headaches.

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Northants 87-2 (9 overs) v Worcestershire 144-6

Richard Levi fell six short of a half-century for Northants, but the hosts look well on course for a win.

Josh Cobb is rotating the runs alongside Ben Duckett now and the Steelbacks require just 58 more runs off 11 overs.

Hamish Rutherford is not hanging about - almost as if he wants to get home in time for Have I Got News for You.

Two fours off the first over helps Derbyshire get off to an excellent start in their reply.

Glamorgan are steamrollering this innings and they're playing some extraordinary cricket.

Aneurin Donald is batting his heart out and he's punishing Hampshire, tonight. He was dropped by Darren Sammy - who had jumped in order to try and catch the ball - and then went on to hit a six and a four in the following two balls.

Glammy need another 61 runs and at the rate they're going, they won't take long.

Somerset have completed a routine win over Essex with 13 balls to spare.

Chris Gayle did the damage early on in the pursuit of 179. The Jamaican fell one short of a half-century in his 23-ball knock.

But, once he'd hit 26 off five consecutive balls in one David Masters over, the game was over as a contest.

Captain Jim Allenby and Lewis Gregory both finished unbeaten on 37 to get the hosts their first win in this year's competition. 

Joe Root hits George Edwards for a couple of well-struck boundaries to move to 15 from eight balls.

What can the third-best Twenty20 batsman in the world do tonight?! Yorkshire need another 155 from 14 overs. He'll need to do something special.

That's the daunting task facing the hosts at Hove - although with small boundaries and a deck as flat as your hat, it may not be as difficult as it seems.

Dwayne Bravo also went in the final over for a quick-fire 30, but the damage had already been done by Jason Roy.

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A solid start to their pursuit of 145 so far for Northants.

The Powerplay concludes with them requiring just under a run a ball for victory.

Despite a bit of a fightback, that's a superb bowling display from Derbyshire, who will be cock-a-hoop.

James Neesham's third wicket certainly helped keep the runs down at the end, as he snared top-scorer Neil Dexter for 34.

A run out of Jigar Naik from the final ball summed up the disappointing nature of Leicestershire's innings.

If the hosts can bat sensibly, victory should be theirs.

Just 16 more runs required for Somerset off 24 balls for victory against Essex.

Lewis Gregory has been pushed up the order and so far delivered three fours and a six in his unbeaten 27.