Notts Outlaws beat Leics Foxes despite scores finishing level
Both sides made 139-7 but better Outlaws Powerplay score takes them through
Surrey, Gloucestershire & Lancashire went through earlier
Semi-final draw: Surrey v Gloucestershire, Notts Outlaws v Lancashire Lightning
Finals Day on Saturday at Edgbaston
Bracey c Levi b White 7 (Gloucestershire 92-3)
A third Gloucestershire wicket falls as James Bracey is caught sweeping by Richard Levi off Graeme White.
Probably academic now but something for Northants to take pride in.
Gloucestershire 86-2 (9 overs) v Northants 113
Image source, PA MediaNot long to go now in this one as Ian Cockbain (25 not out) is flaying Northants to all parts of Bristol.
Just 28 more needed for victory off 11 overs.
Wright c Croft b Livingstone 36 (Sussex 73-5 v Lancs 140-8)
That could be the game-changer!
Luke Wright tries to spank Liam Livingstone over long-off, but doesn't get hold of it properly and Steven Croft holds on to a low catch.
Is that Sussex's last chance gone? They still need 68 from 43 deliveries.
Sussex 69-4 (12 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Better over for Sussex as Luke Wright and new batsman Calum MacLeod take a boundary apiece off Tom Hartley.
11 off it. Sussex need 72 off 48 balls.
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Someone That You Used To Know...: Are there any contingency plans for Finals Day, given the weather forecast for the next few days? Or will it be an indoor game...?
There's a reserve day on Sunday. After that, I've got no idea! Swim off?
Gloucestershire 74-2 (7.5 overs) v Northants 113
There's some dark-looking clouds creeping towards Bristol, but the rain is most definitely not going to save Northants here.
Despite Chris Dent departing for 40 off just 25 balls as Graeme White has him caught behind, Gloucestershire are on course to get this quarter-final done with plenty of time to spare.
Wiese c Jones b Livingstone 9 (Sussex 57-4 v Lancs 140-8)
But now he's gone!
David Wiese tries to go big once again but skews Liam Livingstone straight to Rob Jones at long on.
Sussex under all sorts of pressure now.
Sussex 57-3 (10.3 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Just what the doctor ordered for Sussex! David Wiese smashes Liam Livingstone over deep square leg for a big six.
Gloucestershire 64-1 (6.4 overs) v Northants 113
Image source, PA MediaAll these quarter-finals are being played behind closed doors of course, but thankfully for these fans, Bristol is one of a few grounds where residential properties overlook the pitch.
They're all watching the hosts power their way into the semi-finals at the moment.
Sussex 49-3 (10 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Sussex reach the halfway point of their innings as Lancashire leggie Matt Parkinson concedes just three singles off his second over.
The Sharks need another 92 runs off the final 10 overs under bright blue skies at Hove. Skipper Luke Wright is still there on 25.
Gloucestershire 54-1 (5.4 overs) v Northants 113
Image source, PA MediaGloucestershire seemingly cruising to a big win over Northants at Bristol.
Miles Hammond has fallen for 20, but his fellow opener Chris Dent is keeping the board ticking with 33 off just 19 balls.
They are almost halfway towards the target of just 114.
Ben Brown
Sussex club captain on BBC Radio Sussex
I can't remember a T20 game like this where so many batsmen have struggled to get going.
Bopara lbw b Hartley 6 (Sussex 45-3 v Lancs 140-8)
The pressure tells!
Ravi Bopara tries to sweep Tom Hartley, misses, and is struck in front. Out.
Sussex are struggling now.
Sussex 44-2 (8 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Ravi Bopara and Luke Wright keep things ticking along for Sussex as Lancashire turn to spin in Tom Hartley and Matt Parkinson.
Sussex need another 96 off 72 balls. They won't want to let this drift for too long.
Surrey 169-2 (20 overs) v Kent 113-7 (20 overs)
Image source, Getty ImagesSurrey are on their way to Edgbaston.
Match over at The Oval and they have comprehensively got the better of Kent in this quarter-final to win by 56 runs.
Half-centuries for Hashim Amla and Jason Roy helped set up Surrey's 169-2 before Will Jacks did the damage to Kent's top order with 4-15.
The visitors finished well short on 113-7 in reply.
Sussex 34-2 (6 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Powerplay done. Game in the balance.
But Sussex have two batsman at the crease, in Ravi Bopara and Luke Wright, with tons of T20 experience.
Sussex need another 107 off 14 overs.
Leaning c Burns b Topley 34 (Kent 110-7)
Special bit of fielding from Rory Burns as Surrey well and truly strut their way to the semi-finals.
Jack Leaning is caught on the long-on rope by the England opener who judges his balance perfectly, firstly taking the catch and then getting rid of the ball as he has to step over for a second to regain his momentum and then steps back on the right side to regather.
Great all-round performance this.
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Surrey 169-2 v Kent 102-6 (18 overs)
Image source, Getty ImagesGrant Stewart departs for Kent to give Gareth Batty a wicket for Surrey.
A third catch of the innings for Jamie Overton, who's only had to bowl one over such has been Surrey's command of this match.
Two overs to go before Surrey's semi-final place is officially confirmed.
Gloucestershire 17-0 (2 overs) v Northants 113
Perfect first two overs for Gloucestershire as both Chris Dent (7 not out) and Miles Hammond (10 not out) find the boundary early.
Hammond struck a reverse sweep six in fact just three balls in to their chase of 114.
Rawlins b Wood 6 (Sussex 28-2 v Lancs 140-8)
Beautiful delivery!
Full and straight from Luke Wood and through Delray Rawlins.
A 14-ball struggle for the young left-hander is over. Lancashire are right in this.
Sussex still need 113 off 90 balls.