Essex beat Surrey after posting 226-4 in 15 overs - Cameron Delport hit 38-ball hundred for hosts
Durham defend 148-4 to beat Northants by seven runs
Washouts at Worcestershire, Yorkshire, Hampshire and Leicestershire without a ball bowled
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan abandoned because of rain with Welsh side 96-8
Surrey 32-4 (3 overs) v Essex 226-4
Quote MessageAdam Zampa, just to put the icing on the cake has a wicket-maiden. I have never seen anything like this in my life, it's unbelievable this. Surrey have gone from 31-0 to 32-4 and now Quinn is on a hat-trick.
Mark Church, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Surrey 32-4 (3 overs) v Essex 226-4
I don't believe this.
Australia spinner Adam Zampa bowls a wicket maiden, as Rikki Clarke goes with the final delivery of the over.
After being frustrated with dot balls, he chips to Tom Westley at extra cover.
Surrey 32-3 (1.6 overs) v Essex 226-4
Image source, Rex FeaturesNew man Ben Foakes takes on Matthew Quinn looking to go down the ground and is caught by Adam Zampa on the long on boundary.
He goes first ball and that is two first-ball ducks in a row for the Surrey batsmen!
Quinn will be on a hat-trick when he returns to bowl.
Surrey have to keep going though. They are matching the run-rate, but are now three wickets down.
Rikki Clarke is the new man in.
Surrey 32-2 (1.5 overs) v Essex 226-4
One gets two and the pressure builds on the visitors now.
Sam Curran dabs at a ball which is down the leg side, aiming to get the ball down towards fine leg.
He is caught behind.
Surrey 31-1 (1.3 overs) v Essex 226-4
Quote MessageThat was up there for hours, that was a brilliant catch from Ravi Bopara. We've seen some scintillating cricket tonight and that catch was right up there.
Mark Church, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Surrey 31-1 (1.3 overs) v Essex 226-4
Will Jacks swings the first ball of Matthew Quinn's first over over square leg for his first six of the innings.
Next ball? Another maximum.
Jacks goes again with another big shot but this one goes high and Ravi Bopara gets under it to take a fine catch under the lights.
Jacks' 29 came off eight balls.
Sam Curran comes in at three.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey 25-0 (1.1 overs) v Essex 226-4
Quote MessageIt seems like we're still watching the first innings. And these are proper cricketing shots, they're not just slogging here.
Abishek Jhunjhunwale, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Surrey 19-0 (1 over) v Essex 226-4
Will Jacks hits his fourth four before taking a single.
Aaron Finch then gets a couple of runs from the last ball of the over.
The visitors are ahead of the required run-rate! It was 15.13 at the start of the innings.
Surrey 12-0 (0.3 overs) v Essex 226-4
Will Jacks gets Surrey off to a pretty good start, with three consecutive fours.
The boundaries are short, so perhaps Surrey do have a shot at chasing down this total...
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Read MoreWorcestershire v Birmingham Bears - no result
One of today's four washouts was at New Road between Worcestershire and Birmingham Bears.
Pears first-team coach Alex Gidman said the washout was "a frustration and a disappointment" after the holders opened with a win over Notts Outlaws last night.
"It was an amazing performance at Trent Bridge," he told BBC Hereford & Worcester. "There were loads and loads of positives. The guys were really chomping at the bit to have another crack tonight.
"It’s a huge fixture, one I know both sets of players relish but we can’t control the weather. It is deeply disappointing for the players and supporters and everyone associated with the club.”
Essex 226-4 (15 overs) v Surrey
So, Essex managed to get 11 off the final over, despite losing big-hitting Cameron Delport.
Dan Lawrence ended 57 not out on 22 balls.
After a delayed start, what incredible action we had at Chelmsford.
Essex's score would be a decent total from a 20-over game, but they got those runs in 15 overs.
Surrey need 227 runs to win at over 15 runs an over. Openers Aaron Finch and Will Jacks will have a lot work to do...
The visitors will be praying for rain at this point.
Essex 223-4 (14.3 overs) v Surrey
Cameron Delport hits a six from the first ball of Jade Dernbach's final over.
Two balls later he finally goes, caught at long on by Aaron Finch. What an innings.
He's hit 129 runs from just 49 balls.
His innings had seven fours and 14 sixes. Incredible numbers.
Image source, Rex Features
Durham 148-4 (20 overs) v Northants 141-9 (20 overs)
Durham made it a lot harder than it needed to be in the end but they're over the line now and take two crucial points.
Essex 215-3 (14 overs) v Surrey
Tom Curran finishes with 0-63 from his three overs.
There were two sixes and a four in his final over.
Captain Jade Dernbach returns to bowl the final overs for the visitors.
Northants 139-9 (19.3 overs) v Durham (target 149)
Graeme White misses a bouncer, he tries to steal a run but the keeper is wise to it and whips off the bails.
Northants 139-8 (19.2 overs) v Durham - target 149
Rob Keogh hits Matt Potts' first ball for four before taking a quick single.
Ten runs needed from four deliveries.
Essex 200-3 (13.2 overs) v Surrey
Image source, Rex FeaturesCameron Delport brings up the 200 for Essex with, yes - you guessed it - another maximum.
He's hit 12 sixes in his innings of 114.
Surrey must be happy that this match is only 15 overs a side now.
It's a case of damage limitation now.
Essex 194-3 (13 overs) v Surrey
Dan Lawrence reaches his half-century from 18 balls with a single.
He's hit one four and six sixes.
Northants 134-8 (19 overs) v Durham - target 149
Just five runs from the over, Northants will need 15 off the last six balls.
Matt Potts is going to bowl it.