Sussex reach Finals Day for the first time since 2018
Skipper Luke Wright makes 54 and Rashid Khan hits 27 not out off nine balls
Yorkshire totalled 177-7 - Ballance and Kohler-Cadmore both make 55
Yorkshire's Lockie Ferguson misses game because of Covid
Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow and Dawid Malan (Yorkshire) and Ollie Robinson (Sussex) absent on England duty
T20 Blast Finals Day at Edgbaston on 18 September
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
Sussex are the first team through to Finals Day.
Tomorrow, it's down the M1 to Trent Bridge and that should be some occasion with Hampshire making the trip to Notts.
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Wednesday (19:00 BST start)
Notts Outlaws v Hampshire Hawks
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Somerset v Lancashire Lightning
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Kent Spitfires v Birmingham Bears
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
Man of the match is, quell surprise, awarded to Rashid Khan for that match-winning burst and 1-25 from his four overs.
He tells Sky Sports:
"I just wanted to back up my skills and I thank the coaching staff for sending me in a bit earlier.
"Sometimes even I don't know where I'm hitting the ball but I always have in mind just to hit it hard and play according to the ball.
"I'm so happy to help Sussex to Finals Day and I wish them all the best."
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
Sussex captain Luke Wright speaking to Sky Sports:
"It ebbed and flowed the whole game. The wicket got lower as the game went on.
"These guys felt with the boundary sizes we had a chance and for Rashid to play like that was amazing.
"It's so hard to get to Finals Day and it's such a special day."
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
Yorkshire captain David Willey speaking to Sky Sports:
"I thought we thought we were under par with the bat and then didn't do enough in the field.
"We had the best of the conditions and they weren't to blame for why we didn't get over the line tonight."
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
Much to ponder for Yorkshire.
Hauling in the boundaries a long way in from their usual spots.
Winning the toss and choosing to bat.
And fielding appallingly.
41 from 19 balls they had to defend but they couldn't stop Rashid Khan.
Sussex beat Yorkshire by five wickets
What a gem from Rashid Khan - 27 not out from just nine balls.
It's his knock that's won the game in the end.
Sussex got a great start from Luke Wright's 54 but Yorkshire dragged it back and were favourites before the blast from Khan.
Sussex 178-5 v Yorkshire 177-7
Chris Jordan says enough of this and pulls through deep square for the winning boundary.
Sussex are back at Finals Day on 18 September.
And Yorkshire's wait to return to the big day goes on.
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Matt Fisher goes for the yorker and misses down leg.
But no wide!
Umpire must have thought there was a pad!
...there wasn't!
Length again, this is pushed to backward point on the edge of the circle.
Length ball swung to deep midwicket.
Rashid Khan back on strike.
What can Yorkshire do now?
Matt Fisher with the final over but only six to defend.
Lower wickets wins a tie by the way.
Sussex 172-5 (19 overs) - need 6 from 6 balls
David Willey with the penultimate over.
Rashid Khan gets a thick inside edge past short-fine leg for four.
And then absolutely hammers one past deep cover for another boundary. My word did that travel.
And then, and then...
Stands outside off stump and paddles a full toss to the backward square fence! Amazing.
A narrow leg side wide worsens Willey's mood.
Has that burst just won the game?
Sussex 156-5 (18 overs) - need 22 in 12 balls.
That wicket makes it a decent one in Jordan Thompson's last over. Throws in a leg side wide.
And then Rashid Khan plays an outrageous smash down the ground for a six that doesn't need boundaries!
He skips down and whips his hands through the ball to send it into the sightscreen.
David Wiese tries to go to the leg side fence and almost carries one to deep square, gets two for it, then squeezes two more past short-fine leg before holing out.
Sussex 156-5 need 22 in 12 balls
David Wiese tries to take the last ball of the over down the ground and get nowhere near enough on it.
Easy catch for Adam Lyth at long-on.
Sussex 143-4 (17 overs) - need 35 in 18 balls
It was almost a wonderful over but Rashid Khan whacks the last ball of the over beyond a brave effort at deep cover.
It keeps Sussex going here.
Sussex 135-4 need 43 in 22 balls
Matt Fisher hits his man in the midriff first ball.
Delray Rawlins has another swing second ball, misses again and loses the top of his middle stump.
Sussex 134-3 (16 overs) 44 need 24 balls
Adil Rashid's last over and Delray Rawlins bottom-edges through the wicketkeeper's legs for two and then cannons one off the non-striker's stumps out into the covers for another couple.
Rawlins has a leg side swing and gets an whirl of an edge to short-third man.
It's Matthew Waite again - and it's gone down again! Very poor work.
And add to it a complete miss at deep square by Will Fraine that leaks a boundary.
That's a great over for Sussex in the end.
Sussex 122-3 (15 overs) need 56 in 30 balls
David Willey is back and Delray Rawlins pulls him only as far as deep square for a single.
David Wiese has a swing and a miss.
But then goes across his stumps to paddle sweep over fine leg.
Excellent touch and a much-needed maximum.
Ash Thorpe
Former Durham bowler
Quote MessageAt the same stage, Yorkshire were 106-3. Sussex are 114-3, so that comparison is now really squeezed. You can feel the tension in the ground. This game is right in the balance."