Worcestershire beat Sussex by eight wickets in T20 Blast quarter-final
Moeen Ali hits 121 not out off just 60 balls as holders Worcestershire chase down 185
Phil Salt earlier made 72 from 40 balls in Sussex's 184-6
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Worcestershire join Essex and Notts Outlaws at Finals Day on 21 September
Fingers crossed we get through without any interruptions this evening at Hove.
There has been a fair bit of rain around on the south coast earlier today but the current forecast is a slim chance of a shower on this cloudy night.
Most definitely one to bring an extra layer too though if you're sat out on those famous deck chairs.
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Sussex Sharks v Worcestershire Rapids (19:00 BST)
Let's get straight to the news from the middle where visiting captain Moeen Ali has won the toss and Worcestershire will bowl first.
Here are the two teams:
Sussex: Philip Salt, Luke Wright (c), Laurie Evans, Alex Carey (wk), David Wiese, Delray Rawlins, Chris Jordan, Oliver Robinson, Will Beer, Danny Briggs, Reece Topley.
Worcestershire: Riki Wessels, Moeen Ali (c), Tom Fell, Ben Cox (wk), Ross Whiteley, Ed Barnard, Daryl Mitchell, Joe Leach, Dillon Pennington, Charlie Morris, Patrick Brown.
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Any suggestions what that Worcestershire mascot is supposed to be are greatly received....
Image source, BBC SportFriday night under the floodlights....
A T20 Blast quarter-final by the seaside in store as Sussex and Worcestershire go head-to-head in a repeat of last year's final.
Essex and Notts Outlaws have already booked their places at Finals Day on 21 September - which one of these two will join them?