Surrey hit 258-6 - their highest T20 Blast total - in 124-run win over Sussex
Smeed hits 94 off 35 balls as South Group leaders Somerset thrash Gloucestershire by 80 runs
Two late sixes for Shaheen Afridi help North Group leaders Notts Outlaws win thriller at Derbyshire
Rishi Patel hits 104 as Leicestershire beat Durham by six wickets
Moeen Ali takes three wickets Birmingham Bears restrict Northants to 107-9 in pursuit of 138
Bell-Drummond hits 89 as Kent beat Hampshire to claim second win
Wharton makes unbeaten 111 to help Yorkshire beat Worcestershire by 26 runs
Walter's 78 and two wickets helps Essex to 51-run win at Glamorgan
Yorks 224-4 v Worcs 107-3
Sorry Worcestershire fans - we didn't mean to put the text commentator's curse on Brett D'Oliveira.
He tries to pull a short ball from Matthew Revis but doesn't time it and Ben Mike claims the catch.
D'Oliveira faced 31 balls and hit a six and six fours.
Bears 137 v Northants 72-6
Brilliant catch by Moeen Ali, who dives to his left at cover as Tom Taylor departs. Dan Mousley has 3-11 from three overs and Northants need 66 from 36 balls.
Glos 123-3 v Somerset 231-4
Miles Hammond has kept his concentration well while watching three of this team-mates head back to the pavilion.
He's keeping his foot on the gas, smashing Ben Green for six - his fourth maximum of the innings.
Glos need him to stay in and keep notching up those runs.
Yorks 224-4 v Worcs 92-2
Brett D'Oliveira is warming to his task at Headingley.
He slices Ben Mike over the covers for four and ends the next over, bowled by Dom Bess, with a top-edged sweep to the boundary.
He is 38 not out and Mitch Santner has 21.
Leics 147-1 v Durham 172-4
A century for Rishi Patel! It’s his first in T20 cricket and it’s been absolutely magnificent.
Patel gets to three figures off 45 balls with a huge, huge six over mid-wicket. 12 fours and four sixes for the right-handed batter.
Bears 137 v Northants 69-5
Image source, Getty ImagesSaif Zaib may be the key man now for Northants and he produces a perfectly timed reverse sweep for four off Moeen Ali.
Only ones and twos in the next over, bowled by Danny Briggs, and the Steelbacks need 69 off 42 balls to win.
Derbyshire 142-6 v Notts 87-4
Mark Watt gets Alex Hales!
The England man tries to hit the spinner over cover and onto the A52, but misses and looks behind to see the stumps disturbed.
Notts need 56 from 50 balls. Back in the balance.
Glos 109-3 v Somerset 231-4
Josh Davey comes up with the goods for Somerset!
He takes two wickets in two balls to stem Gloucestershire's building momentum.
First he dismissed Ben Charlesworth, who looked in good form with 41 from 25, and then caught and bowled Oliver Price first ball.
Glamorgan 101-1 v Essex 226-9
Colin Ingram hits Matt Critchley over mid-wicket for six as Glamorgan reach the mid-point of their chase with three figures on the scoreboard.
Ingram is 19 not out and Sam Northeast has 40 and if these two can stay together till late in the innings, maybe the home side can still chase this down.
Kent 100-1 v Hampshire 177-7
The feeling in the BBC local radio commentary box was that Hampshire's total of 177-7 was on the higher side of par.
However, if Daniel Bell-Drummond can keep this up, Kent will stand a good chance of reaching that victory target.
Leics 122-1 v Durham 172-4
Leicestershire are cruising now - 51 needed off nine overs.
Rishi Patel up for 78 now off 38 balls.
Yorks 224-4 v Worcs 68-2
That is exactly what Yorkshire need from spinner Dom Bess - no free hits for the Worcestershire batters.
Just six runs added from the eighth over and the Rapids need another 157 to win from just 72 balls.
Kent 93-1 v Hampshire 177-7
A very anxious moment at Canterbury as Joe Denly hammers a shot straight back at Mason Crane and hits the Hampshire spinner, who looks a bit shaken.
It was driven straight towards him at head height and thankfully it seems like Crane got his hand in the way to block it.
Clearly no intent on Denly's part, and he was quickly across to make sure Crane was ok.
Glamorgan 92-1 v Essex 226-9
Simon Harmer on for Essex now and that's a good start, just four singles from his opening over.
The required rate for Glamorgan climbs to 12.5 an over but Colin Ingram finds the boundary from the first ball of the 10th, bowled by Matt Critchley.
Glamorgan 76-1 v Essex 226-9
Kiran Carlson only has one T20 half-century and he's not going to reach a second tonight.
He tries a swirling cut shot off Matt Critchley's leg-spin but slices a comfortable catch to Sam Cook stationed at short third man.
Seven overs gone as Colin Ingram comes out to bat.
Sussex v Surrey 258-6
Image source, Getty ImagesGreat work from the visitors with Surrey's total their record score in T20, surpassing the 250-6 they hit v Kent at Canterbury.
It's also the fourth highest score in T20 Blast history, with only three teams scoring more:
Laurie Evans' 94 lit-up the innings, along with Sam Curran's 69, and Tom Curran's quickfire 29 from nine balls helped raise that total.
Bears 137 v Northants 42-5
Moeen Ali strikes again as Lewis McManus pulls to mid-wicket, who doesn't have to move to take the catch.
What are Northants doing? This game is right back in the balance now.
Leics 95-1 v Durham 172-4
Image source, Rex FeaturesEight fours and a six in Rishi Patel's quickfire half-century, which is putting Leicestershire firmly in control at Grace Road against Durham.
Only 78 more required to win from 72 balls.
Derbyshire 142-6 v Notts 54-3
Seven overs gone and Notts have lost a third wicket, with Matthew Montgomery the latest batter to fall.
The Outlaws need a period of consolidation here and you couldn't ask for two more experienced heads in a situation like this than Alex Hales and Samit Patel.
Sussex v Surrey 248-6
A six, a four, and out for Tom Curran who has bashed 29 from just nine balls to help move Surrey's score on quickly.
In fact, this is now Surrey's highest ever T20 total against Sussex.
Tymal Mills again the man with the wicket and he then removes Jamie Smith too.
Mills has two wickets but went for 50 runs in his four overs.