Bears 150-4 (target 205)published at 14 overs
Elliott 47, De Grandhomme 1
Stuart Meaker is fired up now. A short ball to end the 14th over.
55 needed off 30 balls.
Summary
Birmingham Bears chase 205 to take last Finals Day spot
Bears skipper Grant Elliott scores unbeaten 59 off 37 balls
Jason Roy had top-scored with 74 off 38 balls as Surrey posted 204-5
Semi-final draw: Glamorgan v Birmingham, Notts Outlaws v Hampshire
Bears 150-4 (target 205)published at 14 overs
Elliott reprieved by third umpirepublished at 13.3 overs
Bears 148-4 (target 205)
The catch Scott Read mentions there is Notts batsman Alex Hales being given out in similar circumstances against Somerset.
The TV images are rarely clear cut in these instances - you make a case for it being in or out on television pictures alone.
Rory Burns, who was convinced he'd caught it, is visibly disgusted when the big screen shows the "not out" decision.
Elliott, who is now unbeaten on 47, survives. A big talking point.
'Enough evidence to overturn?'published at 21:27 British Summer Time 25 August 2017
Bears 147-4 (13.3 overs)
Scott Read
BBC cricket commentator on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraFor a second night in a row, we've got a controversial did he catch it, did he not?
The key is whether or not there's a soft signal to say if there's evidence to make the third umpire change his mind.
Umpire reviewpublished at 13.3 overs
Bears 147-4 (target 205)
Is Grant Elliott out? Has Rory Burns taken a brilliant catch? Up to the third umpire we go...
WICKET Hain (c sub (Burns) b Clarke) 29published at 12.5 overs
Bears 143-4 (target 205)
Now then. Sam Hain is caught in the deep by sub fielder Rory Burns.
62 needed off 42 balls.
Colin de Grandhomme joins fellow New Zealand international Grant Elliott in the middle. He's another man who can smack it a long way.
Bears 138-3 (target 205)published at 12.3 overs
Elliott 41, Hain 25
These two Birmingham Bears batsmen are set now and Surrey desperately need a wicket.
Grant Elliott brings up the 50 partnership off 32 balls with another huge six over long on.
Image source, Rex Features'Bears' night?'published at 21:20 British Summer Time 25 August 2017
Bears 129-3 (12 overs)
Scott Read
BBC commentator on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraIt just feels like the batsmen at the minute are in charge out there and this is going the Bears' way.
Bears 129-3 (target 205)published at 12 overs
Elliott 35, Hain 22
Grant Elliott and Sam Hain are perhaps guilty of trying to be a bit too cute here.
Hain's reverse sweep attempt off Moises Henriques doesn't make contact, before Elliott almost paddles the ball onto his own stumps.
Elliott goes back to the old-fashioned "just give it a biff" and gets himself a boundary on the off side, and then he clubs a massive, massive six! It's into the middle tier of the stand!
Bears 118-3 (target 205)published at 11 overs
Elliott 25, Hain 21
This is excellent batting from Grant Elliott, showing all of his international experience to pick the gaps and keep the scoreboard ticking over.
A gorgeous cover drive for four takes the Bears to 118-3.
Bears 111-3 (target 205)published at 10 overs
Elliott 20, Hain 19
Sam Hain swings himself off his feet trying to smack Stuart Meaker over fine leg. There's no contact made with the ball, and Hain is left in a heap.
Grant Elliott hits a boundary and a big six over cover to get the Bears past 100.
They need 96 off the last 10 overs to reach Finals Day on their own patch in eight days' time. It's a tough, but doable, ask.
'Bears need a partnership'published at 9 overs
Bears 94-3 (target 205)
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraThe Bears have still got plenty of hitting to come down the order, but I suppose this is where they want a partnership.
They want to have the score ticking over and stay up with the rate. They don't want to leave it to people lower down the order.
Six runs off Gareth Batty's latest over.
Biggest cheer of the nightpublished at 21:08 British Summer Time 25 August 2017
Bears 88-3 (target 205)
Kalika Mehta
BBC Sport at The OvalThe crowd certainly enjoyed the wicket of Dom Sibley. Given his recent acrimonious departure from Surrey, it's not surprising.
They were momentarily quietened down by Adam Hose and Sam Hain, but you get the feeling everyone at the Oval knows this match is going all the way.
Image source, Getty ImagesBears 88-3 (target 205)published at 8 overs
Elliott 3, Hain 14
Sam Curran saves an almost certain boundary with some athletic fielding at third man, and the last ball of the over is a dot.
117 runs needed for victory off 72 balls.
WICKET Hose (c Roy b Meaker) 36published at 7.2 overs
Bears 84-3 (target 205)
Image source, Getty ImagesHow big a wicket could that be?
A ball after sending down a horrible wide, Stuart Meaker dismisses Adam Hose for a well-made 36, caught at gully by Jason Roy.
Bears captain Grant Elliott is next in.
Bears 82-2 (target 205)published at 7 overs
Hose 36, Hain 12
Surrey captain Gareth Batty thinks it's time he should turn his arm over - Adam Hose welcomes him with a six straight back over the bowler's head.
Hose is 36 not out off 14 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBears 71-2 (target 205)published at 6 overs
Hose 26, Hain 11
Sam Hain doesn't waste any time, does he? A straight drive for four, then a extravagant paddle for six on the leg side.
The visitors are only four runs behind at the end of the powerplay compared to Surrey's total at this stage of their innings, but the Bears have lost two more wickets.
Image source, Rex Features'Sibley looked scratchy'published at 20:56 British Summer Time 25 August 2017
Bears 59-2 (5.1 overs)
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraThat's another big, big wicket and a great catch where Rikki Clarke had to bend back a bit there.
Dom Sibley was really scratchy on a wicket where the ball was coming on, but he just couldn't get any momentum.
WICKET Sibley (c Clarke b Dernbach) 7published at 5.1 overs
Bears 59-2 (target 205)
Image source, Getty ImagesJust as the Bears were building some momentum, Jade Dernbach makes the breakthrough.
Dom Sibley mistimes a cover drive and it pops into the grateful hands of Rikki Clarke.
Sam Hain joins Adam Hose in the middle.
Bears 59-1 (target 205)published at 5 overs
Hose 26, Sibley 7
Big, big, big from Adam Hose, who plonks Rikki Clarke over cover for six and then, after a brief interlude for a change of ball, dances down the wicket to register another maximum over long-on.
Fours through cover and to fine leg add to Clarke's misery. 21 off the over.
The Bears are far from out of this. Surrey were 75-0 at the end of the powerplay and I don't think the Bears will be far behind that.
'Curran going full'published at 20:48 British Summer Time 25 August 2017
Bears 38-1 (4 overs)
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extraSam Curran's gone really full with his length which is good to see.
He's preventing the batsmen from getting under his deliveries and really targeting those stumps.
Image source, Rex Features