Derbyshire beat Gloucestershire by seven wickets in T20 Blast quarter-final
Derbyshire reach Finals Day for first time
Derbyshire join Essex, Notts Outlaws and Worcestershire Rapids at Finals Day on 21 September
Semi-final draw: Derbyshire v Essex, Worcestershire v Notts
Relive best of action with in-play video clips available to UK users
On the West Country weather front this evening - it's looking set fair for an uninterrupted game at Bristol.
Almost identical conditions to last night at Hove in fact with some cloudy skies and temperatures in the low teens.
Gloucestershire v Derbyshire (19:05 BST)
Gloucestershire lost their first two matches at Bristol in the Blast this year, but have won the last three at the County Ground, the most recent being a 25-run win over Somerset when they posted their highest score to date, 189-4.
Gloucestershire v Derbyshire (19:05 BST)
Derbyshire are the only county never to have reached Finals Day and won only one of their first five matches this season, but three successive wins from their final three matches - culminating in an 11-run victory at group winners Lancashire's Old Trafford saw them finish third in the North Group and seal a quarter-final place for only the third time.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell that's the action we've been treated to already this week - now for a look ahead to tonight's game...
Worcestershire Rapids beat Sussex Sharks by eight wickets
What a display on Friday night from Moeen Ali as he blitzed holders Worcestershire into the Finals with an eight-wicket win against Sussex.
Moeen smashes 121 not out off just 60 balls as Worcestershire chased down 185 with 14 balls to spare.
You can enjoy every one of his 11 sixes in the highlights below...
Notts Outlaws beat Middlesex by 10 wickets
Thursday night at Trent Bridge had all the ingredients to be a firecracker of a game with two very exciting looking line-ups for both Notts Outlaws and Middlesex.
In the end - it was the Outlaws who were the runaway winners as both Alex Hales and Chris Nash knocked off the 161 required on their own with more than three overs to spare.
Relive the best of their big hits below...
Essex Eagles beat Lancashire Lightning by six wickets
Wednesday night saw the first T20 Blast quarter-final as Essex upset the form book by beating Lancashire in a low-scoring thriller.
Lancashire looked like they'd done enough to defend just 159-5 as the game entered the closing stages, but up stepped Ravi Bopara and Ryan ten Doeschate with a six-hitting blitz that stole the show and sent Essex through to Finals Day by six wickets.
See how the dramatic finish unfolded below...
Also, for our UK audience - we'll bring you the best of the action as it happens with in-play video highlights.
We've been treated to a few stunning sixes and fielding howlers throughout these quarter-finals so here's to more of the same...
Charles Dagnall incidentally decided to get his money's worth for a sporting afternoon in Bristol as he took in the action in League One between Bristol Rovers and Accrington Stanley.
He got a treat too as this is how it finished at the Memorial Stadium...
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We've got all angles covered this evening at the County Ground Bristol thanks to BBC local and National radio.
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra will be live on both DAB and the BBC Sport website once play concludes on the fourth day of the Test at Old Trafford.
Commentators Mark Church and Charles Dagnall will be joined by Nottinghamshire captain Steven Mullaney.
Meanwhile - depending on where your allegiances lie - both BBC Radio Bristol and BBC Radio Derby will be on hand to offer their commentary.
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Right then - news from a short while ago in the middle where Derbyshire have won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Derbyshire skipper Billy Godleman fancies chasing under the lights.
Here are your two teams...
Gloucestershire: Michael Klinger (c), Miles Hammond, James Bracey (wk), Ian Cockbain, Ryan Higgins, Jack Taylor, Graeme van Buuren, Andrew Tye, Tom Smith, David Payne, Chris Liddle.
Derbyshire: Billy Godleman (c), Luis Reece, Wayne Madsen, Leus du Plooy, Alex Hughes, Matthew Critchley, Fynn Hudson-Prentice, Daryn Smit (wk), Logan van Beek, Anuj Dal, Ravi Rampaul.
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Gloucestershire v Derbyshire (19:05 BST)
Essex, Notts Outlaws and Worcestershire Rapids.
What do those three teams all have in common? They're all off to T20 Blast Finals Day on 21 September after stunning performances this week in the quarter-finals.
Tonight Gloucestershire and Derbyshire are bidding to join them and complete the semi-final line-up.
Bristol is the venue and the stage is all set. Welcome along to our coverage across BBC Sport...
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