Notts beat Derbyshire by two runs in a game reduced to 15 overs per side
Patel hits unbeaten 64 off 32 balls in Notts' 152-6 before taking 2-14 with the ball
By taking a wicket he becomes first Englishman to score more than 5,000 runs and take 250 wickets in T20 cricket
Glamorgan beat Middlesex by 21 runs in Cardiff
Ingram hits 75 in Glamorgan's 150-9; England T20 captain Morgan makes 33 as Middlesex fall to fourth loss
Birmingham v Lancs, Worcs v Northants and Yorks v Durham abandoned in North Group
Three South Group games washed out: Surrey v Hants, Sussex v Somerset and Essex v Glos
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Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 71-2 (6 overs)
Samit Patel is on for this first over and it's a decent start with only six from it.
The last couple of overs have been lower-scoring after a flurry of early boundaries but the Falcons are well-ahead of where Notts were at this stage and the Outlaws need some wickets quickly.
Particularly that of danger man Luis Reece.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 65-2 (5 overs)
Matthew Carter will have enjoyed bowling that over more than his last as he manages to stem the flow of runs in the fifth over.
Luis Reece is on 43 not out and Leus du Plooy is on14 from eight balls at the other end.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 58-2 (4 overs)
Derbyshire, and in particular Luis Reece, are racing towards the Notts total here.
Reece adds another six before Leus du Plooy follows suit two balls later, with Jake Ball the bowler left looking skyward - and for a solution.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan beat Middlesex by 21 runs at Sophia Gardens earlier this evening in the only South group game to survive today's wet weather.
And Middlesex pace bowler Steven Finn afterwards admitted his side had been second best throughout.
“It’s safe to say we came up short in all areas. On the bowling front we could have restricted them to 10 or 15 runs less and we lost frequent wickets when we batted," said Finn.
“Credit to Glamorgan. They played a good game of cricket, especially Colin Ingram, who marshalled their innings.”
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 38-2 (3 overs)
Luis Reece looks in great touch as he lifts Luke Fletcher into the stands, before sending the next three balls to the boundary for four.
That's 18 from the over and Reece has them all, as he moves on to 30 from just 10 balls.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 24-2 (2 overs)
Another one!
Jake Ball takes out Billy Godleman first ball and is suddenly on a hat-trick.
Luis Reece survives the hat-trick ball but we couldn't have had a more contrasting opening two overs.
Nineteen from the first before two wickets fall in successive balls in the second.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDespite Yorkshire's game against Durham being abandoned without a ball bowled, there was one piece of good news for Vikings fans.
With England about to begin a T20 series against Sri Lanka, Test captain Joe Root is to return to Emerald Headingley.
And head coach Andrew Gale has confirmed they expect him to play their next "three or four" T20 Blast games.
Root made five appearances in the 2020 Blast, scoring 278 runs, including four half-centuries.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 19-1 (1.1 overs)
Things can change quickly in cricket!
While Luis Reece has started like a runaway train, his fellow opener Harry Came has been left in the station, scoring only two before being dismissed by Jake Ball.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons 19-0 (1 over)
They started well with the ball and now they've started equally well with the bat!
Luis Reece has helped himself to a six and a four in the opening over which was a very expensive one from Matthew Carter, who gave away five wides too.
Just the 19 from the first over.
Notts Outlaws 152-6 v Derbyshire Falcons (20 overs)
It's a good final over from Fynn Hudson-Prentice who has blunted the dangerous Notts attack with only four coming from it.
Samit Patel starred for Notts with 64 from 32 balls after seeing openers Alex Hales and Joe Clarke fall cheaply.
Logan van Beek made a blistering start to the innings, taking three early scalps, before George Scrimshaw also picked-up three wickets for the Falcons.
It's a competitive total from Notts and Derbyshire will be seeking to chase the total down in 15 overs after a short break.
Notts Outlaws 150-6 v Derbyshire Falcons (14.3 overs)
Billy Godleman turns to Fynn Hudson-Prentice as Derbyshire look to remove the big-hitting Samit Patel who has played splendidly for his 62 not out.
Notts have moved on to 150 with three balls left.
Notts Outlaws 137-6 v Derbyshire Falcons (13 overs)
Great stuff from Samit Patel as he reaches his half-century from 23 balls.
His innings has included six fours and two sixes and he's still looking to add more as we approach the final two overs of this game restricted to 15 overs each.
Notts Outlaws 134-6 v Derbyshire Falcons (12.4 overs)
Two fours and a six made for some quick and crucial runs for Notts, but Steven Mullaney has now gone.
He's caught on the mid-wicket boundary and George Scrimshaw now has three wickets.
Notts Outlaws 134-5 v Derbyshire Falcons (12.3 overs)
Steven Mullaney's introduction has really accelerated the run rate with the skipper moving on to 21 from nine deliveries.
The runs are flowing for Samit Patel too, who strikes another four followed by a six!
Three overs to go.
Image source, Rex FeaturesFollowing Glamorgan's win over Middlesex, here's how the table looks.
Image source, .Notts Outlaws 118-5 v Derbyshire Falcons (11.2 overs)
A maximum from Mullaney brings-up the 100 for Notts - a good way to do it and much-needed runs for his team.
Mullaney then hits the next delivery for four and Samit Patel then helps himself to a six and a four!
The runs are flowing at Trent Bridge now.
Yorkshire Vikings v Durham - no result
Yorkshire against Durham becomes the sixth match abandoned as umpires Graham Lloyd and Tim Robinson finally accept that not even a five-over thrash will be possible.
Both teams will be in action on Sunday, with Durham at home to Birmingham Bears and Yorkshire hosting Derbyshire Falcons.
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Notts Outlaws 94-5 v Derbyshire Falcons (10 overs)
Matthew Critchley takes a comfortable catch at backward point after Ben Duckett mistimes a shot to give George Scrimshaw his second wicket.
Duckett's 38 may prove to be vital come the conclusion as the men above him in the Notts batting line-up all fell cheaply.
Samit Patel is on 24 not out and is now joined by skipper Steven Mullaney.
Image source, Rex FeaturesNotts Outlaws 78-4 v Derbyshire Falcons (9 overs)
That's more like it from Notts!
Samit Patel hits his first boundary and not to be outdone, Ben Duckett launches Luis Reece into the stands for the first six of the game.
That was an expensive over from Reece with 18 coming from it.
Glamorgan 150-9 v Middlesex 129-9
It ends with a wicket at Sophia Gardens as Steven Finn is run out by Marnus Labuschagne.
It is Glamorgan's second win of this season's T20 Blast and their ninth in 11 meetings with Middlesex in the county game's shortest format.
Timm van der Gugten has figures of 3-16 from his four overs, including the wicket of Paul Stirling for 46.
Only when Stirling and Eoin Morgan (33) were together did Middlesex look like they had a chance of reaching their target. They have only one victory from five games.