A third tie of the season for Notts Outlaws, but one point is enough to put them back on top of North group after previous leaders Yorkshire Vikings were beaten by resurgent Leicestershire.

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There's no change in South group with Gloucestershire still on top after inflicting a first defeat on a Sussex side strengthened by the return to action of England's Ollie Robinson.

Kent remain second, but Surrey move up to third, just two points behind, after Ollie Pope's 52 not out helps them beat London rivals Middlesex.

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Saturday

Birmingham Bears v Durham, Edgbaston (14:30 BST)

Notts Outlaws v Lancashire Lightning, Trent Bridge (15:00)

Yorkshire Vikings v Northants Steelbacks, Headingley (18:30)

Sunday

Worcestershire Rapids v Leicestershire Foxes, Worcester (14:30)

Middlesex v Glamorgan, Radlett (14:30)

Sussex Sharks v Surrey, Hove (14:30)

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Worcestershire Rapids 181-2 v 178-8

Worcestershire won by eight wickets

Leicestershire Foxes 207-3 v Yorkshire Vikings 173

Leicestershire won by 34 runs

Northants Steelbacks 131-3 v Lancashire Lightning 130-7

Northants won by seven wickets

Somerset 172-9 v Hampshire Hawks 165-8

Somerset won by seven runs

Surrey 175-5 v Middlesex 174-7

Surrey won by five wickets

Derbyshire Falcons 137-9 v Notts Outlaws 137-9

Match tied

Essex Eagles 31-4 v Kent Spitfires 167-9

Kent won by 28 runs (DLS)

Sussex Sharks 135 v Gloucestershire 162-5

Gloucestershire won by 27 runs

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A happy trip to the coast for Gloucestershire who remain top of the T20 Blast South Group after a brilliant win in Hove.

Glenn Phillips' 94 before the break gave Sussex the tough task of needing 163 for victory and with seven players not able to score more than single figures, they simply didn't have a strong enough response.

The rain sadly brings this one to an early conclusion but Kent do the double over Essex this season as they win this one by 28 runs on the DLS method.

Essex needed to be on 60 at the end of five overs to win it after losing those four early wickets.

Kent go joint top as it stands in the South Group with those two points.

It seemed for all the world like Derbyshire would win this match.

The Falcons looked strong at 107-4 and 128-6, at which point they only needed 10 to win from 13 balls.

But an incredible lapse in game management saw Mattie McKiernan, Logan van Beek and Conor McKerr all fail to score in a matter of moments and this one slipped through their fingers in the dying moments.

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Mattie McKiernan has been caught behind by Tom Moores off Notts' Calvin Harrison off the first ball.

Suddenly Derbyshire have to tread carefully. They need 10 to win from 2.1 overs.

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Kent 167-9 v Essex 31-4 (5 overs)

The heaviest rain of the night so far now at Chelmsford.

Doesn't look like they'll be getting back on soon.

If we don't get any more cricket, Kent will take the win as the DLS par score is 59 leaving Essex well short after they lost a flurry of early wickets in their reply.

Derbyshire might consider themselves unfortunate to lose Brooke Guest as Tom Moores holds onto the catch at the second time of asking.

But the hosts are now 23 away in their victory chase.

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A reminder that Sussex needed 163 to win at the start of this innings and be it the bowling of David Payne, Benny Howell (pictured above), or Ryan Higgins, they just haven't had an answer.

A disappointing few overs sees Ravi Bopara, David Wiese, Delray Rawlins all go for single figures.

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Surrey complete the double over their London neighbours thanks to an unbeaten 52 from Ollie Pope.

They get there with an over to spare but at one stage, they were miles behind the rate after Middlesex's slower bowlers strangled them.

An unbeaten sixth-wicket stand of 61 between Jamie Overton (24 not out) and Pope saw them home by five wickets.

It's been quite a turnaround by Leicestershire Foxes who have now won three in a row after losing their first five T20 group matches.

Yorkshire's run-chase comes to an end with one ball remaining as Dom Bess is caught off Ben Mike for 24 - the seamer taking 2-9, having only been called on to bowl the final over.

Arron Lilley made 99 not out off 55 balls for the Foxes and also took two catches in the deep - with spinner Callum Parkinson claiming 4-35.

Yoprkshire had won four of their five previous matches - the other was abandoned - and remain well-placed to go on the knockout stage.

Northants make it two wins out of two after failing to win any of their first six games as Mohammad Nabi and Rob Keogh share an unbroken partnership of 54 at Wantage Road.

Nabi makes an unbeaten 27 off 19 balls, and Keogh collects the winning single to reach 25 not out.

Lancashire struggled to get going in their innings after slumping to 23-2 and 61-4 and will be pleased to have paceman Saqib Mahmood back in the team despite slipping to their third defeat.

They next play Notts Outlaws at Trent Bridge on Saturday, with Northants away to Yorkshire Vikings.

Incredible last over from Lewis Gregory wins it for Somerset after they looked gone for all money with three overs to play.

Hampshire needed 11 to win off the last over, but could only score three.

A couple of wickets too see the hosts home by seven runs.

Derbyshire's Luis Reece set the Falcons on their way but misjudged Samit Patel's delivery and departed for 51 after it sneaked through.

It's a breakthrough that Notts were desperately seeking and it has given them some hope.

Since then Harry Came has been caught for 11 and Tom Wood and Leus du Plooy both only managed one.

Rob Keogh hits a six off Matt Parkinson and that just about settles it at Wantage Road. Two overs to come and Northants only need three to win.

Joe Weatherley falls for 27 off the second ball of the last over.

Craig Overton takes the catch in the deep.

Advantage Somerset now?

Chris Green concedes 10 off his over for Middlesex, including a couple of wides and Surrey appear to edge closer to victory.