Five T20 Blast matches
Surrey beat Middlesex by 20 runs
Surrey make it six wins in seven games
Northamptonshire beat Worcestershire; Derbyshire beat Leicestershire in North Group
Hampshire beat Essex & Somerset beat Gloucestershire in South Group
Roland-Jones c Evans b Curran 1 (Middlesex 167-8 v Surrey 208-7)
He had to go for it. Toby Roland-Jones attacks a short delivery but can only loop the ball to a grinning Laurie Evans on the edge of the long boundary.
Middlesex are now eight down. Tom Helm is in at 10.
Middlesex 166-7 v Surrey 208-7
Chris Green continues his fire power, swatting Sam Curran over his head for four.
Middlesex need 43 from 17.
Middlesex 162-7 v Surrey 208-7
Australian Chris Green hasn't given up just yet. HE slams a four back past Chris Jordan before taking a single to keep the strike.
Jordan's third over brings a wicket and concedes just six runs.
Middlesex 156-7 v Surrey 208-7
New batter Toby Roland-Jones gives Chris Green (22 not out) back the strike.
Get him out and it's game over.
Middlesex 161-7 v Surrey 208-7
Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London
What a catch by Laurie Evans, wow! Quite literally plucked out of thin air!
That ball was middled with the open face of the bat by Luke Hollman.
He couldn't believe he was caught out there.
Hollman c Evans b Jordan 21 (Middlesex 156-7 v Surrey 208-7)
For the third time today, Chris Jordan gets a wicket from the first ball of his over as Luke Hollman finds Laurie Evans at backward-point.
A great catch from Evans gives Jordan figures of 4-19.
Middlesex 156-6 v Surrey 208-7
Chris Jordan will bowl over number 17.
Middlesex 154-6 v Surrey 208-7
Another four from Matt Green.
Middlesex are staying in this. 55 needed off 25.
Middlesex 143-6 v Surrey 208-7
Sunil Narine, on 2-18, returns for his final over.
Middlesex 143-6 v Surrey 208-7
Mark Church
BBC Radio 5 London
Middlesex are still in this, they're hanging on by their fingertips at the moment.
It would still be an unbelievable effort from here but they're hanging in there.
Surrey still have some brilliant bowlers.
Middlesex 143-6 v Surrey 208-7
Another four from Luke Hollman, clipping one off his legs to fine leg to the boundary.
Northamptonshire Steelbacks 220-3 beat Worcestershire Rapids 147 (16.4 overs) by 73 runs
Josh Cobb removes Ed Barnard and finishes with a career-best 5-25. That after making a fifty in Northants' innings which was lit up by Chris Lynn's unbeaten century.
It's a sixth loss in seven matches for 2018 champions Worcestershire.
Middlesex 138-6 v Surrey 208-7
Hey, they're not out of it yet. Chris Green flicks Sam Curran for six over the short boundary. Never in doubt from the second it left the bat.
70 needed off 33.
Gloucestershire have posted 101-5 from their 10 overs.
Somerset will need to go some to get those, but they've got plenty of firepower.
Middlesex 132-6 v Surrey 208-7
Reece Topley takes a horror blow as he's smashed in the shoulder by Luke Hollman attempting to go down the ground.
Technically it's a drop but the bowler had no chance. Amazingly he stays on his feet and returns straight to his mark. He's made of strong stuff this lad.
Middlesex 122-6 v Surrey 208-7
This is more like it, a fightback from Middlesex.
Luke Hollman pulls Chris Jordan away for six.
87 runs needed off 42. Hey, never say never.
Middlesex 116-6 v Surrey 208-7
Mark Church
BBC Radio London
First time Surrey have been under the pump and they've worked their game plan out, reacted to what was in front of them and now they've got Middlesex in all sorts of bother.
Middlesex 116-6 v Surrey 208-7
Something for the fans to cheer as Luke Hollman scoops Chris Jordan over the keeper for four.
Middlesex 112-6 v Surrey 208-7
Chris Green, next in, gets off the mark next ball with a single.
Andersson b Jordan 0 (Middlesex 111-6 v Surrey 208-7)
A stump-breaker. No, literally!
A wide from Chris Jordan is followed by a brutal full delivery which breaks middle stump in half!
New man Martin Andersson goes for a duck.