Matt Henry beats Tom Moores with a beauty before the Notts wicketkeeper squeezes a single to get off strike.

A glorious drive from Riki Wessels flies straight to cover for nothing, before he ends the over with a single to third man.

It's been a slow start for Notts against some impressive Kent bowling.

Harry Podmore raps Tom Moores on the pad and is convinced he has his man.

But the umpire says no and the Notts batsmen scamper a leg bye.

Podmore finishes the over with a cracker that squeezes past the outside edge of Riki Wessels' bat. Well bowled young man.

Tom Moores turns the first ball of the over down to fine leg again for another single.

The wind plays a bit of havoc as the bails blow off and disrupts Matt Henry's run-up.

But once the gusts die down, Riki Wessels clips one off his toes through mid-wicket for two before surviving a half-hearted appeal for LBW from one that appeared to be slipping down the leg side.

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Decent first over by Harry Podmore, especially with taking that wicket.

One wide and a single to fine leg by Tom Moores off the final ball sees the wicketkeeper keep the strike.

New Zealand's Matt Henry has the ball in his hand and twice beats Chris Nash with deliveries that bounce a little and move away from the right-hander. A maiden to start for Kent.

The players are out in the middle and a reminder that Notts will bat first aftter being put in. Play!

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle took a look at the 22 yards the players will be using at Trent Bridge today. What do you reckon? Looks pretty decent to me. I'm expecting runs aplenty.

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Defending champions Nottinghamshire recovered from an up and down start to their campaign to book their place in the knock-out stages once again.

Steven Mullaney's side only won two of their opening five games but three successive wins, including a final-day thrashing of Derbyshire, saw them finish the North Group in second place.

Kent qualified with a game to spare thanks to five wins from their first seven fixtures and more than 400 runs apiece from Joe Denly and Heino Kuhn.

But defeat by Essex in their final South Group game saw them finish third, and result in today's trip to Trent Bridge.

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And the Essex game will be available later as well.

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Seamer Harry Gurney returns to the Nottinghamshire team following a calf injury, and he replaces batsman Alex Hales, who is on England duty. Paceman Jake Ball is also in after being released from the England one-day squad to play.

Notts: Chris Nash, Riki Wessels, Tom Moores (wk), Ross Taylor, Samit Patel, Steven Mullaney (capt), Billy Root, Luke Fletcher, Matthew Carter, Jake Ball, Harry Gurney.

Kent make one change from their final group match, as Harry Podmore replaces Mitch Claydon, who has a groin problem.

Sam Billings captains the Spitfires after being released by England, having been 12th man in the national team's three-wicket win over Australia in the first ODI at The Oval yesterday.

Kent: Daniel Bell-Drummond, Heino Kuhn, Joe Denly, Sam Billings (capt & wk), Sean Dickson, Alex Blake, Darren Stevens, Calum Haggett, Matt Henry, Imran Qayyum, Harry Podmore.

News of the toss!

Kent won it and decided to field first at Trent Bridge.

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Good news people, the weather looks clean and clear for today, so all being well, we will have no stoppages in play at Trent Bridge.

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How will those gusty winds affect the fielders?

But what's our prospects of play today? Let's take a look at that all-important weather forecast.

Good morning and welcome along to our live text coverage of today's two One-Day Cup matches.

Call them quarter-finals, play-offs or eliminators, all that matters is there are only two spaces in the semi-finals up for grabs.

First up it's Nottinghamshire against Kent, which starts in just 15 minutes' time, and then Essex host Yorkshire at 14:00 BST.

We'll guide you through every over and every wicket.