Eight matches in T20 Blast
Roses match ends in tie as Yorkshire's Harry Brook out lbw last ball
Defending champions Kent Spitfires lose to Essex Eagles
Jason Roy makes 15 on Surrey return in victory against Glamorgan
Also wins for Northants, Notts Outlaws, Middlesex, Gloucs & Birmingham Bears
Lancashire 144-4 (17 overs) v Yorkshire
Two from the first three balls is not big.
Jordan Thompson has switched ends to good effect.
Dane Vilas runs hard for three to try and get the scoreboard going.
Great save by Dom Bess on the boundary to save three runs, he would have known it if that slipped through.
But don't bother running for that - SIX - from Tim David to end the over.
Lancashire 131-4 (16 overs) v Yorkshire
Yorkshire will be quite happy with this. Only 73 runs from these middle 10 overs.
Lancs need a BIG final four.
Salt run out (Thompson) 59 (Lancashire 129-4 v Yorkshire)
Good control here from Revis. Just two from his first three balls and almost a wicket as Salt's top edge falls just short of fine leg.
Fourth ball, Lancs go for two, but Yorkshire think they may have run Phil Salt out.
We're going upstairs...
They have! Nice work from Jordan Thompson in the deep.
Lancashire 126-3 (15 overs) v Yorkshire
T20 blaster Tim David is the new man in. He hit 16 sixes from the 86 balls he faced in the IPL this year!
But Adil Rashid is not fazed by reputation.
Only six off his final over and an excellent night's work. 1-26 off his four.
North Group update
Image source, Rex FeaturesBen Curran has fallen for 72 off 43 balls but his Northants side are well on top, they're on 149-2 against Durham after 13 overs.
Colin Munro is also having an enjoyable evening for Worcestershire, he's on 66 not out as the Rapids move to 132-4 against Notts with five overs to go.
And Birmingham Bears have started well at Derbyshire. They're on 54-1 after six overs.
Livingstone c Brook b Thompson 23 (Lancashire 118-3 v Yorkshire)
That's a big scalp for Jordan Thompson.
Liam Livingstone tries to repeat his massive six but he can't clear the field and the safe hands of Harry Brook.
Only back from the IPL yesterday, Livingstone's knock ends at 23 off 16 balls.
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Lancashire's Jos Buttler has just hit his fourth century in the IPL this season.
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Jos Buttler hits a superb century to lead Rajasthan Royals into the IPL final as they beat Royal Challengers Bangalore by seven wickets.
Read MoreLancashire 111-2 (13 overs) v Yorkshire
Nelson for Lancashire thanks to Livingstone's deft cut.
That's Shadab bowled out now. Figures of 4-0-33-0 for the Pakistan leggie.
Good to see the fans turning out on a Friday night...
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Lancashire 103-2 v Yorkshire
A first T20 game for his new county, and a first 50 for Phil Salt.
Coming off 33 balls, he'll want to push on.
Lancashire 102-2 (12 overs) v Yorkshire
Crikey Matt Revis, that's an ambitious LBW shout! That would not hit fifth stump down leg. A better shout next ball, although it could barely have been worse - a bit high maybe.
Good control out there for the Yorkies until Liam Livingstone has enough and flex his muscles with a biggie out of the ground.
Brings up the 100.
Lancashire 91-2 (11 overs) v Yorkshire
Third over from Rashid and you can tell he has got the respect of the batters.
Salt and Livingstone take few chances until the opener smashes one into the Party Stand.
A rare lapse from Rashid with only four runs from the other five balls.
South Group update
In the South Group Hampshire have started brilliantly against Middlesex, reducing them to 14-2 after three overs.
Kent are going well, they're 24-0 at home to Essex, also after three, with England's Zak Crawley batting.
Gloucestershire are 76-2 against Sussex at the halfway mark. Glamorgan are 67-2 at Surrey also after 10.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLancashire 81-2 (10 overs) v Yorkshire
Shadab continues, while a beer snake starts to be constructed in the Party Stand.
Four singles and a two from the over. Salt now 40 not out, Livingstone on two.
Halfway through the Lancashire innings now. They would love another 100 runs from here.
Lancashire 75-2 (9 overs) v Yorkshire
Great stuff from Rashid.
Three runs and a wicket from his six balls. Captain's dream.
Croft c Brook b Rashid 13 (Lancashire 73-2 v Yorkshire)
No mistake this time!
Steven Croft sends another one up high and new England Test call-up Harry Brook pouches it very easily.
In comes Liam Livingstone.
Lancashire 71-1 (8 overs) v Yorkshire
Bowler number six for the visitors in Jordan Thompson. Not sure how the hairband will go down in these parts, though. He'll find out if he fields close to the boundary I'm pretty certain...
Two wides, not ideal. Leg-stump yorker - much better Thommo!
He should have a wicket too, when Steven Croft skies it but it lands safely between Dawid Malan and Shadab Khan.
North Group update
Worcestershire have lost a couple more wickets at Notts to fall to 68-3 off eight overs.
Elsewhere in the North Group, Chris Lynn is on 41 not out for Northants who have raced to 78-0 against Durham after eight.
And Birmingham's match with Derbyshire has just started. The Bears are batting first.
Lancashire 64-1 (7 overs) v Yorkshire
The powerplay is over and Adil Rashid is into the Yorkshire attack immediately.
The White Rose really are fortunate to have one of the best white-ball bowlers in the world at their disposal.
Two dots to start before Salt smokes one. Six off the over and a real degree of control from Rashid.
Lancashire 58-1 (6 overs) v Yorkshire
There's no time to get your rhythm in T20 cricket as Root has a change of ends for Shadab Khan.
Imagine if the bowling changed every over in a Test match!
Dom Bess launches into a despairing dive at mid-wicket in front of the diggers, but he can't stop Steven Croft hitting his first boundary.
End of the powerplay.