Notts Outlaws and Kent Spitfires confirm places in quarter-finals
Kent beat Surrey by nine wickets to strengthen position at top of South Group
South Group: Gloucestershire beat Middlesex by 10 runs
Hampshire beat Somerset by 75 runs, Sussex beat Essex by six wickets
North Group: Worcestershire Rapids beat Birmingham Bears by 49 runs, Lancashire beat Northants by eight wickets
Leaders Notts Outlaws beat second-placed Yorkshire Vikings in shortened game by 10 wickets
Derbyshire beat Durham by six wickets
Notts Outlaws 18-0 (1 over) v Yorkshire Vikings 60-3 (7 overs)
This is how it feels Yorkshire should've gone about things with the bat.
Peter Trego's intentions are clear from the very start with back-to-back boundaries and Alex Hales then gets involved with a four before Trego reaches the rope once more.
It's 18 off the first over from Dom Bess and Notts need 43 from 36 to win.
Notts Outlaws 0-0 v Yorkshire Vikings 60-3 (7 overs)
Out come right-handers Alex Hales and Peter Trego as Notts Outlaws look to score 61 runs from their seven overs at Trent Bridge and guarantee a home T20 Blast quarter-final.
Dom Bess will open with some spin for Yorkshire. Every ball counts in this reduced seven over per side format.
Durham 176-9 v Derbyshire 130-4 (16 overs)
Still a tough ask you feel this for Derbyshire as boundaries continue to dry up.
Can Durham close out a win to hold on to their spot in the top four of the North Group?
Sussex Sharks 75-4 (12 overs) v Essex Eagles 146-9 (20 overs)
Essex's bowlers have really brought them back into the game here.
Spinners Aron Nijjar and Simon Harmer have kept it tight while picking up wickets in the middle overs, while Paul Walter has conceded just five runs in his first over.
Sussex need to go at nine an over now and will have to start hitting out soon.
Notts Outlaws v Yorkshire Vikings 60-3 (7 overs)
Image source, Getty ImagesAdam Lyth (26) and Jordan Thompson (28) did most of the legwork for Yorkshire but some great bowling by Samit Patel (1-7) helped Notts limit the visitors to 60-3.
Luke Fletcher went for 19 in his second over but otherwise the Outlaws will be very pleased with that, and should be favourites.
Durham 176-9 v Derbyshire 116-4 (14 overs)
Big wicket at Chester-le-Street.
Leus du Plooy looked like he was set to see it home for Derbyshire but he falls for 47 after getting an attempted scoop shot completely wrong.
Debutant Luke Doneathy bowls him to make it a tricky eqaution now for Derbyshire with six overs left.
61 needes off 36 balls.
Sussex Sharks 67-4 (10 overs) v Essex Eagles 146-9 (20 overs)
Sussex have slipped just behind the required rate after a tight over from Aron Nijjar, who concedes just two runs before David Wiese is caught off the final ball.
The Sharks need 80 runs from the final 10 overs.
Delray Rawlins joins Bopara in the middle. The Sharks don't have much wriggle room now.
Lancashire Lightning 144-2 (15.4 overs) v Northamptonshire Steelbacks 142-8 (20 overs)
Lancashire seal victory in style as Dane Vilas hammers a six off Graeme White, and it's a straightforward win by eight wickets.
A 66 for Finn Allen and Keaton Jennings' 54 got them most of the way to their target after Northants could only manage 142-8.
It keeps Lightning in with a chance of qualifying from the North Group.
Sussex Sharks 64-3 (8.3 overs) v Essex Eagles 146-9 (20 overs)
This one is really in the balance now.
Travis Head dances down the wicket to Simon Harmer, and Adam Wheater has an easy stumping.
Sussex bat deep, so will remain confident of getting the win.
David Wiese is the next man in to join Ravi Bopara, who is 34 not out.
Hampshire 175-6 v Somerset 60-7 (10.2 overs)
This game won't be going much longer.
Somerset are floundering fast as they slump to 60-7. A succession of poor shots and loose drives give Hampshire simple catching practice.
Notts Outlaws v Yorkshire Vikings 53-1 (6 overs)
That's much more like it for Yorkshire, though Luke Fletcher will be disappointed.
Three wides and three boundaries results in 19 off the over and there are six more balls to come before Notts get their turn.
The Vikings are just one wicket down so this final over, to be bowled by Dane Paterson, should be lively.
Durham 176-9 v Derbyshire 100-3 (11.3 overs)
Much-needed breakthrough for Durham to stem the flow of Derbyshire runs.
Tom Wood departs for 28 as Graham Clark takes the catch off debutant Paul van Meekeren.
78 needed off 51 balls for the visitors from here.
Lancashire Lightning 128-1 (14 overs) v Northamptonshire Steelbacks 142-8 (20 overs)
Image source, Rex FeaturesA single brings up the 50 for Keaton Jennings, from 38 balls.
He's not been as swashbuckling as Finn Allen but it's taken Lancashire to within 15 runs of victory with six overs still remaining.
Sussex Sharks 53-2 (7 overs) v Essex Eagles 146-9 (20 overs)
It's evenly poised at Hove.
Jimmy Neesham keeps it tight, going for just four runs in his second over of the evening.
Essex were 53-1 at the same stage in their innings.
Notts Outlaws v Yorkshire Vikings 36-1 (5 overs)
It's an excellent over from Samit Patel, who concedes just three runs to leave the Yorkshire batsmen frustrated.
Figures of 1-7 from his two overs is seriously good.
The visitors have two overs left and need to get a move on if they're to test the reigning T20 Blast champions and North Group leaders.
Durham 176-9 v Derbyshire 92-2 (10 overs)
A fine 50 partnership between Tom Wood (28 not out) and Leus du Plooy (33 not out) has put Derbyshire in a decent position.
Halfway through their chase of 177, they need another 85 to win off 60 balls.
Notts Outlaws v Yorkshire Vikings 31-1 (3.3 overs)
Yorkshire are at the halfway point in their seven overs and Adam Lyth and Jordan Thompson are beginning to find those boundaries.
But a lot can change very quickly in such a short format.
What's a good score here?
Kent Spitfires 129-1 (15.3 overs) v Surrey 128-7 (20 overs)
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Group leaders Kent Spitfires close out a big win over Surrey to move to the brink of qualification for the quarter-finals.
Daniel Bell-Drummond hits the winning run to end on 53 not out.
He had good support from Ollie Robinson, who hit 45 off 30 balls.
It was a straightforward run chase after the Kent bowlers put Surrey into a world of trouble.
The hosts were 17-3 after the powerplay and 59-5 at one stage before recovering.
Sussex 40-2 (5.2 overs) v Essex Eagles 146-9 (20 overs)
Just as Ravi Bopara and Harrison Ward look like they are forming a solid partnership, Sussex throw in a run-out.
The batsmen look for a third run which isn't there, and Jack Plom catches out Ward, who'd scored four fours in his 19-ball innings, at the keeper's end.
Travis Head is the new man in.
Kent Spitfires 128-1 (15.2 overs) v Surrey 128-7 (20 overs)
Daniel Bell-Drummond levels the scores and brings up his half-century at the same time with a four.
He's 52 not out off 36 balls, with five fours.