Essex beat Middlesex by nine wickets to qualify for the final
Somerset all out for 193 - Worcestershire need 245 to win
Opener Tom Lammonby carries bat for 107 not out at New Road
Derbyshire trail Lancashire by 24 runs on first innings
England's Zak Crawley makes 105 as Kent beat Hampshire
Commentary of every game available at top of this page
All 18 counties split into three regional groups of six
Each side playing final group game
Two teams with most points contest five-day final
Get involved #bbccricket
Worcestershire 30-1 need 245 to win
Smart shot from Jake Libby brings him another boundary through the covers despite the best efforts of 12th man Dom Bess.
Worcestershire's opener is now on 23.
Jack Brooks comes into the attack for Somerset.
Surrey (388) trail Sussex (415 & 34-3) by 61 runs
How about this for an acrobatic catch?
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Meanwhile, Sussex have made a wobbly start to their second innings at The Oval.
Surrey have reduced them to 31-3 with all three wickets going to left-arm spinner Dan Moriarty.
Glam 203 v Warwickshire 186 & 254-5
My Dad in Birmingham isn't very happy with me reporting on Ian Bell's wicket.
I think he was expecting me to pretend it never happened and just post our "Century for Bell" graphic instead.
Meanwhile, Warickshire are still going along nicely and lead Glamorgan by 237 runs.
Kent (170 & 185-3) beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Heino Kuhn finishes the game at Canterbury in emphatic fashion with a six off Mason Crane.
Kent beat Hampshire by seven wickets after chasing down 181 for victory.
They will finish second in the South Group with their third win of the campaign after Zak Crawley's fine 105 earlier on in the chase. Marcus O'Riordan also finished unbeaten on 52.
Image source, .(Kent 170 & 170-3) need 11 more runs to beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Kent lose another wicket as they edge closer to victory.
Jack Leaning is comprehensively bowled by Ajeet Dale for a duck. Furniture rearranged.
Kent still need 11 to win.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Ian Bell out for 90 in final first-class game
Matthew Anson: Can we have a recount? I'm sure we missed ten runs somewhere... What a career though. Thanks for the memories Belly!
You know what Matthew, there were some leg byes while Ian Bell was in his 70s. Is there a run accreditation panel like the Premier League has for goalscorers? What number do I need to call?
Mitchell b Gregory 3 (Worcestershire 5-1 need 245 to win)
Key wicket!
Lewis Gregory gets the ball to nip away and it clips the top of off-stump.
They don't get much better than that for a pace bowler.
A big dismissal for Somerset who see the back of the vastly experienced Daryl Mitchell.
They've got the advantage now as the eye up a place in the final.
(Kent 170 & 170-2) need 11 more runs to beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Image source, Getty ImagesHalf-century up for Kent's Marcus O'Riordan as victory gets closer for the hosts at Canterbury.
It's his first in first-class cricket too.
He's played a fine role in support of Zak Crawley initially and then now as they close in.
It's come off 121 balls with six fours. Kent need 11 more to win.
Tweet using #bbccricket
Bill Bevan: When Ian Bell says it was a privilege to play with some of England Cricket's greatest, he is too modest to say this, so I will. Ian Bell is one of England's greatest!
Worcestershire (200 & 0-0) need 245 to beat Somerset (251 & 193)
Somerset are up for this one. Craig Overton and Josh Davey are getting some movement with the new ball, but thus far Daryl Mitchell and Jake Libby are seeing it well.
Interesting news line coming in here.....
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
Tweet using #bbccricket
Michael Conway: Symbolic that on the day one England legend Ian Bell retires, Crawley steps up to show his effortless class.
Crawley lbw b Crane 105 (Kent 170 & 165-2 v Hampshire 191 & 159)
And Zak Crawley's fine innings comes to an end just shy of Kent completing victory.
He tries to sweep Hampshire leg-spinner Mason Crane but is leg before for 105 from just 100 balls.
Kent still need 16 more to win, but that partnership worth 157 for the second wicket with Marcus O'Riordan (46 not out) has surely helped them home.
Tweet using #bbccricket
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyAndrew Stone: Sorry Ian Bell. I had most of your innings on in the background while I was working. When you got into the late 80s, I had to pick up my son, so I passed the baton onto my dad over the phone. Rookie error from me there.
Worcestershire (200 & 0-0) need 245 to beat Somerset (251 & 193)
Worcestershire openers Daryl Mitchell and Jake Libby are now at the crease and we're ready to start the final session.
The Pears need 245, a win for either side and they're through to Lord's.
(Kent 170 & 160-1) need 21 more runs to beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Image source, Getty ImagesNever has a batsman made a tricky pitch look so straightforward to bat on.
Zak Crawley's late-season flourish of form continues as he reaches his century for Kent off just 94 balls with 17 fours.
The last of those is a crisply struck pull shot to take his side within 21 runs of victory.
Ian Bell
Former England batsman on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency"I've got ambitions to do other things in cricket, I'm certainly looking into coaching. I'm looking forward to starting a new chapter and moving on.
"Through my injuries last year I got involved with the Young Lions and went away to the world cup with England's Under-19s. That whole winter I really enjoyed it. It confirmed to me that's the route I want to go down.
"I want to stay in the game and help other players. I want to get back into the nets and try and find ways to make other players better."
Ian Bell
Former England batsman on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency"From the last 22 years in cricket, I've got some amazing memories and so many highs.
"I was so fortunate to play in a very good England side that got to number one in the world.
"I've played alongside some of the greatest players we've probably produced as well.
"We've won great series, certainly in Australia and away in India.
"You go out and you play the game with some of your best mates."
Play is still continuing in a couple of matches, but here is a look at how things stand....
North Group:
Aigburth: Lancashire (219 & 120-0) lead Derbyshire (195) by 144 runs
Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire (422) lead Durham (294 & 44-0) by 84 runs
Headingley: Yorkshire (252) lead Leicestershire (124) by 128 runs
Central Group:
Cardiff: Glamorgan (203) trail Warwickshire (186 & 221-4) by 204 runs
Worcester: Worcestershire (200 & 0-0) need 245 to beat Somerset (251 & 193)
South Group:
The Oval: Surrey (385-8) trail Sussex (415) by 30 runs
Chelmsford: Essex (236 & 53-1) beat Middlesex (138 & 150) by nine wickets
Canterbury: Kent (170 & 139-1) need 42 more runs to beat Hampshire (191 & 159)
Olly Monk: I love Ian Bell but him getting out for 90 in his final innings just shows why for years I called him the most frustrating cricketer in world cricket. But still a world class batsman and England legend, what an amazing career.