Somerset have started quickly in their chase, reaching 54-2 after the powerplay.

They have lost Will Smeed and the dangerous Rilee Rossouw, but Tom Banton is well set - the England international is 26 not out from 20 balls.

Bears have also lost Chris Benjamin for 10 but they continue to pour it on.

Dan Mousley takes Dom Bess for back-to-back fours.

Nathan Ellis starts the penultimate over with a four.

And when Ryan Higgins gives a full toss to James Fuller, it's dispatched into the crowd for a maximum.

He then drops short and Fuller helps himself to another six.

Best over of the night - 20 from it.

Pat Brown dismisses Tom Hartley and Luke Wood in the space of four balls and Lancashire are on the brink of defeat.

They have lost nine wickets for 44 runs in 8.2 overs - quite a collapse!

The 100 is finally up for the Hawks but it has taken them 107 balls.

James Fuller gets a much needed four from David Payne's last ball of the over.

Tom Westley has picked up where Adam Rossington left off for Essex, striking two sixes off George Garton's latest over - he moves to 37 from 22 balls.

The Eagles have two overs left to try get up to 200.

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Ben Curran falls to the first ball of the chase!

Northants must chase these to stay in the tournament.

A Luke Wood boundary off Ed Barnard leaves Lancashire needing 54 from the final five overs to win at New Road.

But another wicket goes at the start of the next as Luke Wells is caught by Brett D'Oliveira - that man again - off Moeen Ali at long-off for 14.

Have Lancashire blown it?

Paul Stirling falls for 81 from only 41 balls.

Superb hitting - seven sixes and four fours.

Huge wicket for Yorkshire but they remain under the pump.

Into the final five overs and Hampshire really need to hit the accelerator button.

Joe Weatherley answers the call by clubbing one straight for six off the back of a length as they take ten off the over.

Benny Howell finishes with 2-29 from his four overs.

Suddenly the path to the quarter-finals for Lancashire is not quite so straight.

Brett D'Oliveira didn't manage a hat-trick after taking the wickets of Phil Salt and Dane Vilas with successive balls, but he has now removed Tim David for seven, caught at long-off by Jake Libby.

D'Oliveira completes his four overs with figures of 4-20, and Lancashire need 67 off the last seven overs.

The crowd at the Ageas Bowl is so quiet - there has been so little for them to cheer.

Glos' strangle continues with skipper Jack Taylor's slow right-armers.

Adam Rossington has single-handedly led this first innings for Essex, but he falls agonisingly short of a brilliant hundred.

Delray Rawlins tempts the Essex keeper out of his crease, and Josh Phillipe whips off the bails.

Rossington trudges off, having made 95 from 50 balls.

A fifth six brought Paul Stirling 50 in only 25 balls.

He's now 63 from 32 balls.

Sam Hain gone for 25 from 17 but Bears flying at Headingley.

Benny Howell begins the over with three dots in four balls.

But when he drops short, Ross Whiteley clubs one through midwicket for a welcome boundary. Much needed!

This game has nothing riding on it, with Surrey already qualified for the quarter-finals, and Kent rooted firmly to the bottom of the South group.

However, last year's champions have batted well at the Oval - Alex Blake finishes on 50 not out. Can Surrey's star-studded line-up chase it down?

4, 4, 6 and out for Colin Ackermann in the final over from Ben Sanderson.

What an innings - 85 from 44. Nine fours, three sixes.

Leicestershire, having chosen to bat, have taken full advantage.

Must win games for both sides and big favourites the Foxes.