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Surrey are on course to beat Glamorgan - they need 47 more runs from 38 balls with seven wickets in hand.

Sussex need 74 runs off six overs against Gloucestershire. Mohammad Rizwan is leading the charge unbeaten on 54 from 39.

Hampshire are also going well on 54-2 off seven targeting Middlesex's 163.

And Essex need another 106 from 12.2 overs against Kent. They're on 79-2.

Massive over for Yorkshire.

TKC starts it with a six to reach 50. Harry Brook lands one on the rope for another.

They take 14 from Tom Hartley's efforts

Is this swinging the game decisively over the Pennines?

for Tom Kohler-Cadmorepublished at 21:00 British Summer Time 27 May 2022

21:00 BST 27 May 2022

Lancashire v Yorkshire 128-3 (Target 184)

That's 50 from TKC and a big knock for his team.

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Last one from Liam Livingstone.

Seven from the first five balls, including a narrow escape for TKC, just beyond Richard Gleeson running backwards.

Just a single from the final ball.

Richard Gleeson begins with a well disguised bouncer. Not sure TKC was expecting that!

Shot! Brooks laces one through the covers. A quality piece of timing. He holds the key to this match.

Another bumper and Brook takes evasive action.

Eight from it, and it's 70 off six the target. This partnership is now worth 58.

Who's in the box seat?

Liam Livingstone with his leg breaks. Try saying that after a few pints!

He and wicketkeeper Phil Salt are convinced Harry Brook has tickled one down leg. The umpire is not. It shows the value of Brook's wicket though.

Five off the over. 78 off seven required.

Notts are still going strong against Worcestershire, chasing 164 they're on 116-3 off 13 overs with Joe Clarke on 52 off 33.

Durham are on for some fightback, they're on 125-3 off 11 overs chasing Northants' 223.

And in the early game, Birmingham have already taken a wicket as they defend 200. Derbyshire are 17-1 after two with Luis Reece falling for three.

Careful Harry!

He almost sends one straight into the Media Centre at Old Trafford off Danny Lamb. There's already one window that needs replacing in here!

The Old Trafford crowd has gone a bit quiet as the 100 comes up. That shows it's tense.

We go upstairs for a possible run out aginst Brook. Not out.

Eight overs left - 83 needed for Yorkshire.

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A wide to start Matt Parkinson's over and the second half of the innings.

Cheeky! Reverse sweep from Harry Brook brings him four. He's up to 20 off 14 balls and looking smooth.

10 runs off a valuable over for the visitors.

Five runs off the first five balls.

But a filthy full toss from Tom Hartley is given the treatment it deserves by Harry Brook as he sends it over the rope for a maximum.

That was a freebie for an in-form batter. Well for any batter.

Harry Brook hit an unbeaten 60 off 27 balls as his side beat Worcestershire two nights ago.

That was in the comforts of Clean Slate Headingley though. This is a different challenge.

Six runs off Parkinson's second set of six.

Yorkshire really can't afford to lose any wickets for another couple of overs here.

Displaying a bit of caution, they pocket four singles from a tidy Liam Livingstone over.

A brilliant late partnership from Adam Hose (55) and Chris Benjamin (43 not out) has helped Birmingham Bears to their second 200+ total from two. They finish on 200-6 at Derbyshire.

Durham are on 86-1 after six overs with Graham Clark looking good on 37 from 19 as his side chase the 223 posted by Northants.

And Notts Outlaws are in a decent position on 77-3 against Worcestershire, chasing 165 to win.

Only four runs from Parkinson's over and the precious wicket of Joe Root.

The in-form Harry Brook now at the crease.

England ODI leg-spinner Matt Parkinson now enters the fray. Can his overs have the same effect as Adil Rashid?

A big agricultural maybe, but Kohler-Cadmore has delivered some lusty blows as he smacks Tom Hartley to the fence.

End of the powerplay. At this stage, Lancashire were 58-1.

Only a single from his first two balls for Joe Root.

He's played at the MCG and the SCG against the Aussies, but for a Yorkie, batting at Old Trafford under the lights in a T20 game, is real enemy territory.

Kent have done a fine job finishing on 184-4 off their 20 against Essex with Sam Billings starring on 48 not out from 31.

Middlesex reached 163-6 at Hampshire with Jack Davies top-scoring with 47.

In the early games, Sussex are on 42-0 off four overs chasing Gloucestershire's 193.

And Surrey are 28-2 in the fourth over targeting 174 against Glamorgan. Jason Roy and Will Jacks are the early wickets, falling for 15 and six respectively.