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
Fisher 1, Bresnan 7
Perfect scenario for Matt Coles to come into, and he took full advantage with a maiden over.
Matthew Fisher was prodding and nudging at balls nervously, while Tim Bresnan, a relative veteran of the Essex bombardment, was unable to add to his tally.
It'll be a nervy last seven overs for the Yorkshire side.
Fisher 1, Bresnan 7
Potentially pivotal over from Essex, as Simon Harmer bowls with economy and menace, picking up the wicket of Jack Leaning and bringing to the crease another player in Matthew Fisher yet to have set in.
You sense that Essex smell blood, they might just go for it now.
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22 runs off the over
Joe Denly decides he's had enough of this dot ball malarkey and launches Matt Carter high over deep mid-wicket for a huge six. It took a while to get the ball back following that blow!
When it returns the Kent batsman finds the offside fence before launching two more massive sixes over long-on.
Suddenly the finishing line is in sight for Kent.
Leaning lbw b Harmer 57 (Yorks 188-6)
SImon Harmer gets some joy, tying up Jack Leaning who can't get his bat on it and couldn't move those feet and could only watch as the ball rattled into his shins.
He goes. That's both stalwarts of the Yorkshire batting resistance gone... have their hopes gone with it?
A tight Samit Patel over yields just one silver. Suddenly the Notts spinners are putting a string of dot balls together, but it's come too late.
Leaning 56, Bresnan 5
Image source, Getty ImagesNeil Wagner coming around the wicket and concedes eight runs at the expense of Jack Leaning and Tim Bresnan.
Both batsman managed to chop shots out into the offside for a couple of runs.
You sense Essex need one more wicket to unpick the thread in this Yorkshire batting order... who will pick up the slogging baton for Yorkshire? Bresnan or Leaning?
Kuhn 117, Denly 3
That's the 200 up for Kent as Heino Kuhn steers the final ball of Matt Carter's over down to third man for a couple.
Kent require 59 more runs to win
Just two singles from that Samit Patel over. But there is no pressure on the Kent batsmen to score.
They are well ahead of the game.
Kuhn 113, Denly 1
Joe Denly, who came into the game as Kent's leading runscorer in this season's One-Day Cup, is the new man and takes a single off the final ball of the over to get off the mark.
Leaning 52, Bresnan 1
After shipping eight runs last time out, Ravi Bopara returns to his usual economy with a tight over to frustrate the Yorkshire batters.
Three runs, including the first for Tim Bresnan, the reward.
Bell-Drummond st Moores b Carter 79 (Kent 194-1)
Two balls later Daniel Bell-Drummond comes down the track, is beaten in the flight by Matt Carter and Tom Moores whips off the bails.
Nottinghamshire have a wicket, but surely far, far too late.
Kent 194-0 (Target 256)
Take that! Daniel Bell-Drummond whacks Matt Carter over his head and into the Trent Bridge pavilion. That's a big, big six.
Leaning 50, Bresnan 0
Tim Bresnan comes in to join Jack Leaning at the crease in a bittersweet over for the Yorkshire side.
Leaning cracked three runs to pick up his half century but then a couple of balls later it was Gary Ballance heading back to the pavilion.
Interesting time now for Yorkshire. Do they go aggressive or keep it ticking over?
Image source, Rex FeaturesBallance c Wheater b Wagner 91 (Yorks 174-5)
Ah, so close to the ton for Gary Ballance, but he's been snared.
Caught behind by Adam Wheater, and Neil Wagner has a big scalp.
Kuhn 113, Bell-Drummond 69
Another Samit Patel over, and seven more runs. Kent are racing along towards their target and a trip to New Road to face Worcestershire on Sunday.
Yorks 174-4
Nice moment for Jack Leaning, who along with Gary Ballance has really given Yorkshire a platform.
Some smart running brought up the 50, from a Neil Wagner delivery.
Kuhn 108, Bell-Drummond 66
Harry Gurney races in from the pavilion end... and the ball races to the fence off the middle of Heino Kuhn's bat.
A leg-side wide follows before Kuhn steals another single and Daniel Bell-Drummond creams a boundary through mid-wicket off his legs.
Gurney's four overs have cost 40. Not the left-armer's day.
Ballance 91. Leaning 47
Having been tight as a drum so far, Yorkshire and Gary Ballance finally get the measure of Ravi Bopara.
Ballance scoops the first delivery behind the wicket for a six and then heaves a big one over the fence to get his second maximum.
The crowd did a good job of getting the ball back! Chastening for Ravi.
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David Grimwood: Kent were the 10-1 outsiders of the six teams left in the competition this morning. Doubt that's still available now.
Image source, Getty ImagesKent require 90 more runs to win
Samit Patel switches ends in an attempt to force a breakthrough. But four more singles are milked and Kent require just 90 more runs to win.