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
Surrey 169-2 v Kent 37-2 (6 overs)
Surrey have got ridiculous depth in their bowling.
Liam Plunkett comes on to bowl a first over and there's still Jamie Overton waiting in reserve and the experience of captain Gareth Batty.
Powerplay done then for Kent and after losing Daniel Bell-Drummond and Zak Crawley in the same over, they are 37-2 compared to Surrey's 50-0 at this stage.
Wood lbw b Mills 0 (Sussex v Lancashire 121-7, 18 overs)
Luke Wood goes first ball!
Tymal Mills pings one into the left-hander's pads and he's sent on his way.
Mills finishes with 2-23 off his four overs, but now appears to be leaving the field with an injury.
Gloucestershire v Northants 63-4 (12 overs)
Northants having to really fight for runs at Bristol.
Eight overs left and they will probably have to settle for something around 140 to defend from here.
Gloucestershire's five bowlers used so far have been tremendously economical.
Lamb c MacLeod b Mills 3 (Sussex v Lancashire 120-6, 17.4 overs)
Danny Lamb skies Tymal Mills straight to long on. This Lancashire innings continues to stumble along.
Surrey 169-2 v Kent 28-2 (4.1 overs)
Decent way to get off the mark for Sam Billings...
Reece Topley's first ball is hooked for six about a dozen rows back into the Vauxhall End seats.
This could be entertaining if these two bat for a while.
Surrey 169-2 v Kent 20-2 (3.1 overs)
Joe Denly is joined by Sam Billings after those two quick wickets and launches Will Jacks for a straight six at the start of his next over.
Kent will need a big partnership here to reach this target.
Gloucestershire v Northants 51-4 (9.3 overs)
Gloucestershire in command meanwhile at Bristol it seems.
A fourth Northants wicket falls as Benny Howell has Adam Rossington well caught by Ryan Higgins runnning back over his shoulder from mid-wicket.
The hosts in control.
Sussex v Lancashire 116-5 (17 overs)
Just about ready to go again...
Dane Vilas (25 not out) and Danny Lamb (3 not out) have three overs left to try and get Lancashire up to a decent total.
It was only a short, sharp shower, but it's caused a delay of about 40 minutes. No overs lost though.
Crawley c Foakes b Jacks 7 (Kent 11-2)
And another!
Man of the moment Zak Crawley will not be the match-winner today, but Surrey's Will Jacks might be.
It's a second wicket in the space of three balls as Crawley edges a cut shot straight into Ben Foakes' gloves.
Surrey well and truly on top now.
Image source, Getty ImagesBell-Drummond c Foakes b Jacks 3 (Kent 10-1)
Early breakthrough for Surrey!
Daniel Bell-Drummond tries to sweep Will Jacks and the ball balloons off his glove and front pad allowing just enough time for Ben Foakes to leap to his left and take a terrific catch with the gloves on.
Not the start Kent wanted as Joe Denly comes out to join Zak Crawley.
Surrey 169-2 v Kent 9-0 (1 over)
Kent's reply has started at The Oval with Zak Crawley and Daniel Bell-Drummond opening.
A tidy first over from slow left-armer Dan Moriarty despite Crawley sweeping him for four.
Cobb b Howell 16 (Glos v Northants 37-3)
Northants lose another wicket as they continue to struggle to get the board moving.
Benny Howell bowls Northants skipper Josh Cobb comprehensively taking out the middle stump.
Nearly eight overs gone.
Sussex v Lancashire 116-5 (17 overs) - rain delay
The covers are just about off at Hove. It's taking a little time to mop everything up, but fingers crossed they'll be back on in the next few minutes.
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Surrey or Kent to win at The Oval?
Should be a cracking run chase if Zak Crawley gets motoring.
Gloucestershire v Northants 25-2 (5 overs)
Runs look hard to come by at Bristol and Gloucestershire have also bagged a couple of early Northants wickets.
Both openers have departed in Paul Stirling and Richard Levi. David Payne and Graeme van Buuren in the wickets.
Surrey 169-2 (20 overs) v Kent Spitfires
Image source, Getty ImagesInnings complete for Surrey at The Oval.
They finish on 169-2 as Hashim Amla is unbeaten on 73 off 54 balls.
Nine fours and a six in that knock,
Jason Roy helped get them off to a great start with 56 off 42 balls in a partnership worth 114 for the first wicket.
Kent will need 170 to reach the semi-finals.
Sussex v Lancashire 116-5 (17 overs) - rain delay
The sun is back out at Hove and they should be back on shortly.
Although the covers remain on.
Surrey 164-2 (19.2 overs) v Kent
Image source, PA MediaHashim Amla picks a good time to strike the first six of the innings.
Tim Groenewald is dispatched over extra cover.
Surrey looking to finish big here in the final over.
Surrey 157-2 (19 over) v Kent
One over remaining in Surrey's innings.
Freddie Klaassen sends down a brilliant 19th over for Kent conceding just four runs.
While wickets have been hard to take, Kent have done as much as they can to squeeze the runs.
Sussex v Lancashire 116-5 (17 overs) - rain delay
Ben Brown
Sussex club captain on BBC Radio Sussex
I've got a message from Sam, our media officer, he's in Shoreham and he said it was a shower for five or 10 minutes which then blew through.
I don't think we'll be off for long.