Yorkshire beat Essex by 25 runs
Essex bowled out for 234
Fisher & Bresnan take Yorkshire to 259-7
Ballance & Leaning fifties help Yorkshire recover from 45-4
Yorkshire face Hampshire in the semis on Monday
Kent beat holders Notts Outlaws by nine wickets
Kuhn hits 124* as Kent race to 257-1
Notts posted 255-8 thanks to Mullaney (90) & Fletcher (53*)
Kent visit Worcs in semi-final on Sunday
Mullaney 90, Fletcher 13
Imran Qayyum with his final over.
A play and a miss from Luke Fletcher, and the bails are whipped off. But he's in his crease.
Then Fletcher turns one round the corner to the long on boundary for a single. Steven Mullaney plays the same shot for another single.
Fletcher smashes the final ball away for a four, with one bounce, to salvage a few runs from the over.
Qayyum ends with 10-0-45-2.
Mullaney 89, Root 8
A big heave from Luke Fletcher sends the ball to the long-on boundary for a single.
Steven Mullaney then crashes a four towards long off, the next one he smashes towards midwicket for two runs.
The skipper finishes Harry Podmore's over with another two. He has one over left.
A big six overs coming up. You'd think that Mullaney needs to stay the course to get a defendable total.
Essex v Yorkshire (14:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesBoth Essex and Yorkshire needed victories in their final group games to reach the knock-out stages.
Essex thrashed Kent at Chelmsford to pip them to second place in the South Group, while England's David Willey starred with bat and ball as the Tykes beat his former club Northants to keep alive the White Rose's hopes of a trip to Lord's
Mullaney 80, Podmore 7
Imran Qayyum stays on, and keeps it tight.
Fletcher gets another run to the long-off boundary.
Mullaney drives straight to extra cover - no run. Then a single.
The spinner has one over remaining, and Kent have been sharp in the field.
Mullaney 79, Fletcher 6
Luke Fletcher, facing Harry Podmore, plays another fine shot off the first delivery of the over and scores a four through mid-wicket.
The next two he has to defend off the back foot. Then a bouncer, but he ducks that one well.
Another dot follows but the big bowler finds space on the leg side to end the over with a single.
Essex v Yorkshire (14:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesNews from the toss at Chelmsford where the coin falls in Yorkshire's favour and the visitors elect to bat first.
Mullaney 77, Fletcher 1
Fletcher gets off the mark with a single to the off side.
Mullaney pushes round the corner for two runs to end the over.
Root c Kuhn b Quayyum 41 (Notts 172-6)
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After sending the first ball of Imran Qayyum's over for four, Billy Root gets a bit too excited and drives straight to the safe hands of Heino Kuhn.
A valuable partnership is broken, and Luke Fletcher is the next man at the crease.
This could be an opportunity for Kent to wrap the innings up quickly, with the bowler on strike.
Mullaney 77, Root 37
Harry Podmore's first ball is short and hit in the air, before dropping just short of the man on the short leg boundary. His hands go to his head as Steven Mullaney goes through for a single.
Mullaney pushes another to the cover boundary for a single.
Then a massive swing from Billy Root picks up an inside edge, but it falls short of Billings behind the stumps. Next ball he pulls one away for four. He cuts the final ball to the extra cover boundary for a single.
Mullaney 75, Root 31
This Notts partnership have really wrestled a bit of momentum back after coming together at 93-5.
Steven Mullaney has been impressive, with a real captain's innings so far.
Each batsman gets two singles off Matt Henry's eighth over.
At the other end, Harry Podmore is about to come back on.
Image source, Getty ImagesMullaney, 73, Root 29
Joe Denly completes his 10 overs and has done a pretty solid job for Kent - rattling through his overs and keeping it fairly tight.
Root drives to long on for a single, Mullaney then repeats the same stroke for another single.
Root comes down the pitch buts clips to wide long on. In the end, six runs come off the over.
Denly finishes with figures of 10-1-42-0.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Steven Mullaney has been outstanding for Nottinghamshire. He's rotated the strike and found the boundary on occasions.
If Notts are going to post a sizeable total then he needs to stay there for the bulk of the remaining overs.
Mullaney 70, Root 26
Image source, Getty ImagesA bowling change, as Matt Henry returns to the fold for his second spell in the attack.
The pace man had figures of 1-10 off his first six overs.
Root drives his first delivery to cover for a single, the third ball of the over beats the bat of Mullaney but goes straight through to the keeper.
The next is on target, and the Notts skipper drives it away. Dot ball.
Then he opens up, and cracks away square of the wicket for two runs. Then he guides one down to third man to take a single and keep the strike.
The 150 is up.
Mullaney 67, Root 25
Steven Mullaney tries to heave a delivery from Joe Denly to cow corner, and gets away with it as the ball is cut backwards of square.
Billy Root sends a ramp shot down fine leg for a single.
Mullaney drives another one straight, but Denly is alert to drive to his right and stop it
The Kent man is happy with that, with just two runs off the over.
Mullaney 66, Root 24
Imran Qayyum dives to stop a couple of deliveries either side of Steven Mullaney guiding one to deep cover.
Root brings out his reverse sweep again, but there is no run. Anther dot ball to end the over and Billy Root kicks the dirt in frustration.
Image source, Getty ImagesMullaney 65, Root 24
This is a decent partnership from these two, as they work Joe Denly around the field
After a drive by Mullaney to long-on, Billy Root then gets a couple before pulling out another reverse sweep for four, beating fine leg.
Root sends the next one to deep cover for a single, Mullaney goes to long-on before a dot ball ends the over.
That's the 50 partnership up for the sixth wicket.
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Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
This is a really important phase for the Outlaws if they want to get up to a target that they can defend.
Billy Root, as the last recognised batsman, needs to find a way to get up and running and follow the lead of his partner, Steven Mullaney.
Mullaney 63, Root 17
Billy Root attempts a reverse sweep, but it is onto his pads off his bat. Imran Qayyum then sends a ball down the leg side for a wide.
After a dot ball, this time Root does successfully execute his reverse sweep for three runs.
Steven Mullaney finishes with a driven single to long off.
Essex v Yorkshire (14:00 BST)
We're just under an hour away from our second quarter-final at Chelmsford where Essex, who finished second in the South Group after being Kent on the final day, take on Yorkshire.
The winners travel to Hampshire on Monday.
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Mullaney 61, Root 14
The pace of Kent's spin overs has slowed slightly, as Joe Denly takes his time with this one.
Root plays into the offside, Mullaney pushes one back to the bowler, plays round the corner straight to a fielder.
Then he drives up towards long off, and gets a single.
Denly ends with a dot ball as Root can't cut the ball past backward point.