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It's a night to forget for Gloucestershire then, who will have to wait for at least another year for their first ever, elusive T20 Blast title.

But Durham are overjoyed as they travel back up north having won an away knock-out tie for the first time since 2008.

Glamorgan host Yorkshire in the fourth quarter-final tomorrow night - do be sure to return for that one.

But until then, thanks for joining me for this one. Good night.

What a mess for Gloucestershire that was, despite Jack Taylor's spirited 80 from 41 balls, which made that chase fun to watch for a while.

Durham join Nottinghamshire and Northants at the T20 Blast Finals Day. They are delighted!

Could the North teams dominate the competition's finale?

Durham, who were fourth in the North Group, have knocked out the South Group winners.

Jack Taylor is run out for 80. The brothers ended up at the same end! It's a fourth run out.

Durham have won!

The hosts didn't meet the required run rate in that over, despite a four from Jack Taylor, who is now on 76 from just 38 balls.

27 more runs are needed from the final two overs.

The hosts need 36 runs from 18 balls, but simply can't lose more than one wicket.

That's the situation, folks. Are we about to see some real drama? Or have Durham got this in the bag?

Scott Borthwick sees out that over with far less drama than we saw in the first four balls of it.... but Durham still managed to concede 20 runs in that over.

Could that change this game?

50 for Taylor - Collingwood banned!published at 21:08 British Summer Time 10 August 2016

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Gloucestershire (16.0 overs) v Durham 180-5

Are Durham throwing this away? Jack Taylor hits a big six to move to 55 from 27 balls.

Paul Collingwood concedes another no ball - now the umpire bans him!

18 runs conceded in four balls...that could prove to be expensive! The hosts have a lifeline.

Paul Collingwood comes in to bowl....but he's given away six runs with a disastrous no ball. A gift for Gloucestershire.

No boundaries in the 15th over. Jack Taylor has moved up to 42 and Patrick Grieshaber is on 7.

The required run rate is more than 13.5 an over. Surely, with just three wickets remaining, Gloucestershire can't win this from here?

Jack Taylor is up to 38 from just 21 balls and is doing his best to salvage a desperate situation for Gloucestershire, who still need another 81 runs from 36 balls.

Jack Taylor has swiftly moved himself up to 31 from 16 balls. This is getting better for Gloucestershire at last. But is it too little too late?

Hello, hello! Finally Durham concede an expensive over. Jack Taylor comes up with two sixes.

The hosts need more of the same for the next eight overs.... another 100 runs are required.

As things stand, Durham are on course for a thumping victory.

The atmosphere is very, very flat at Bristol, despite the capacity crowd. The hosts are stunned.

Another over, another wicket.

Kieran Noema-Barnett is run out. It's a direct hit from a fabulous throw by Mark Stoneman.

The hosts add six singles in the seventh over. Graeme van Buuren is up to 18, alongside Benny Howell on 4.

Nearly 11 an over is required from here onwards for victory.