In rapidly deteriorating light, the departure of Hamish Marshall for 56 suddenly made this game very interesting, leaving Gloucestershire needing six off the last over, delivered by Darren Stevens.

But any lingering doubts in the away dressing room were quickly dispelled when Chris Dent flayed a straight six over the sightscreen from the second ball of the over.

One blow in the end was all that was needed.

That's a third win in a week in all competitions for Gloucestershire - and well deserved it was too.

Paul Collingwood has used all his experience and nous to get Durham some sort of a respectable score against Birmingham Bears.

An unbeaten 40 for the all-rounder off 28 balls ensured his side got beyond 150.

That landmark was reached with his second six off the final ball of the innings. England's Chris Woakes claimed 3-25 off his four overs.

Things are getting a bit better for Glamorgan after a nightmare start.

Following Jacques Rudolph's early departure, David Lloyd was next to go after he was trapped lbw by Gareth Berg.

However, Colin Ingram enjoyed a fine fourth over, hitting three fours while Aneurin Donald refused to sit still. He's hit a six and three fours from his last six balls. Reasons to be cheerful for Glammy, here!

Dwayne Bravo is bringing some West Indian flair to the south coast! The big man has struck four sixes, including two off this Tymal Mills over, to move to 29 off just 11 balls.

Jason Roy is on 102 at the other end.

Adam Rossington was an early victim for Northants in their chase of 145 against Worcestershire.

But, Richard Levi and Josh Cobb have them more than up with the early required rate.

Ah, that's a big blow for Yorkshire. Skipper Alex Lees tries to swat George Edwards into the stands but can only pick out Arron Lilley. 

He goes for 16. It brings Joe Root to the crease.

Leicestershire have done well to keep this going for so long after losing Tom Wells straight after Lewis Hill.

From 87-8 Neil Dexter and Clint McKay have at least carried the visitors past the 100-mark, which seemed unlikely at one point.

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Jason Roy brings up the first century of the night and what an innings it has been.

The England and Surrey opener has smashed 15 fours and one six to bring up the milestone off 61 balls.

He'll definitely want to send a few more into the stands though to take Surrey over the 200 mark.

A really good first couple of overs for Yorkshire in their pursuit of 205 as Alex Lees and David Willey smear a couple of boundaries apiece through the off-side.

It's still a massive target for the White Rose and they'll need a special innings from someone. Could that man be England's David Willey?

It's been a measured reply by Gloucestershire, who have played it simple and taken no risks.

Their approach looks as if it is going to pay off with a comfortable win. 

Even the exit of Ian Cockbain for 37 with victory in sight, feathering Ivan Thomas through to keeper Sam Billings, is unlikely to make much difference.

Paul Collingwood trying to keep things together for Durham in the closing overs of their tricky innings.

A run-a-ball 14 for Brigadier Block so far. 

Ryan Pringle (33) has been the only visiting batsman to make any sort of impression so far against last year's semi-finalists.

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Surrey are on for an absolutely huge total at Hove it seems as Kumar Sangakkara moves to his half-century.

It took the Sri Lankan 30 balls with six fours and one six.

However, Ajmal Shahzad then pins him lbw for 54 and he has to go. Jason Roy is still going all guns blazing on 88 at the other end.

All very simple and sedate for Somerset at Taunton.

It might have quietened down a bit after Chris Gayle departed for 49, but Jim Allenby and Peter Trego are doing more than enough to ensure the hosts are well on course for a routine win.

Worcestershire's innings at Northampton finishes on a respectable 144-6 as skipper Daryl Mitchell remained unbeaten on 44.

Not such a memorable evening for England's Moeen Ali though, he made just 9 at the top of the order.

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A recovery of sorts was in the offing from Leicestershire thanks to the efforts of Neil Dexter and Lewis Hill, who took 31 off three overs.

But a bowling change brings a change in fortunes for the hosts. Shiv Thakor gets rid of Hill (18) with his first ball of his second spell as Chesney Hughes takes his second catch of the innings.

Dexter is 21 not out at the other end.

That's been quite a bowling performance from Glamorgan, courtesy of a fine display from Dale Steyn and Michael Hogan.

It's taken them just 18.3 overs and the crowd at Sophia Gardens are delighted and why not?

Steyn finishes Hampshire off with two wickets in three balls, first claiming Gareth Andrew before trapping Tino Best lbw.

Glammy will believe that's a target they can chase down but can they do it?

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