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Leicestershire get home with two balls to spare in a bit of a nail-biter, even though it didn't actually have anything riding on it.

Notts already through to the quarter-finals of course with a home tie also secured, but Leicestershire get the win to take themselves off the bottom of the North Group.

Scores level at Grace Road!

Naveen-ul-Haq somehow squirts the ball for four down to third man while also dropping his bat!

One needed off three balls....

Three figures come up as we reach the halfway stage.

James Vince is on to 69 from 37 while D'Arcy Short has 30 from 23.

Hampshire require 8.33 per over. You'd imagine they'll stroll to that target with 10 wickets in hand.

Five off four balls now for Leicestershire....

Ben Mike and Naveen-ul-Haq scramble a leg bye.

Three from the first two balls for the Pears - but still 20 needed off four. Unlikely.

A dot ball from Craig Miles as Ross Whiteley swings and misses.

That should be that.

Three overs left and Durham still have an outside chance, trailing by 38.

Sean Dickson is the key man on 46 from 28.

Great over from Carlos Brathwaite there.

Big ask for Worcestershire now - 23 off six balls. Craig Miles to bowl the final over.

The one-sided affair in south Wales is over.

Somerset posted 181-5 as Devon Conway hit an unbeaten 70 and Glamorgan rarely looked like getting anywhere near it.

The visitors shared the wickets around and victory gives them a great chance of reaching the quarter-finals. They are almost there.

Still all three results possible going into the last over at Grace Road.

Leicestershire score 11 off the penultimate over to make themselves just about favourites, but they're playing Notts remember!

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Birmingham Bears 169-5 v Worcestershire 141-6 (18 overs)

A big slog from Ross Whiteley keeps Worcestershire in with a chance.

It's 29 needed off 12 balls. Stranger things have happened.

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Hampshire 81-0 v Sussex 183-6 (8.1 overs)

Two fifties in one day for James Vince as the England man flicks Rashid Khan for a four down to fine leg.

A brilliant knock from just 27 deliveries has put Hampshire in prime position.

Virtually all over at Sophia Gardens.

Glamorgan need 77 off 18 balls. Not happening.

Especially now. Timm van der Gugten's gone. Glamorgan nine down.

Oh no - what's going on Leicestershire?

Two wickets fall in the space of four balls to leave them still needing 17 off 13 balls with only three wickets in hand.

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Birmingham Bears 169-5 v Worcestershire 131-5 (17 overs)

Wow. How big could that be?

Ed Barnard could - and perhaps should be caught out on the boundary by Adam Hose who took a similar catch to dismiss Daryl Mitchell.

But the Bears man loses sight of it - and drops it over the ropes for six. Disaster.

Compounded by Ross Whiteley slamming the last ball of Carlos Brathwaite's over for six.

Still 39 needed from 18 balls - but a chance now for Worcestershire with those big maximums.

Almost done and dusted at Grace Road.

Leicestershire edging closer to victory. Should be routine you'd think?

End of the power play, it's been a great start so far for Hampshire who remember must win to keep their qualification hopes alive.

So often the hero for Hampshire, James Vince is going along nicely on 40 from 21.