Chris Jordan bowls a no-ball.

From it, Max Holden scoops it for four! Incredible stuff.

He then sprints two off the penultimate ball and gets one off the last.

Middlesex need 39 from 24. This is a sensational effort!

Yorkshire Vikings are pinning their hopes on Jordan Thompson, who is 34 not out from 19 balls.

They need 39 off the last two overs to beat Birmingham Bears.

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Surrey 252-7 v Middlesex 205-2

Chris Jordan starts with a dot.

Ryan Higgins can't middle the second ball and can only get one.

But Max Holden smokes one in between two fielders on the offside - that was terrific. It brings up his 50 from 23 balls.

48 required from 27 balls.

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The Joe Denly show continues at Chelmsford!

The ex-England player reached his half-century in just 18 deliveries and has just creamed Matt Critchley for two enormous sixes in succession to advance to 74 from 29.

Kent Spitfires need 55 from the last nine overs to beat Essex and throw the South Group wide open.

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15 overs

Surrey 252-7 v Middlesex 200-2

A single off the fourth ball and then Sunil Narine gets away with one down leg.

Ryan Higgins can only swipe one for a single off the last ball.

Middlesex need 53 from five overs.

Four byes to begin Sunil Narine's over.

A single off the second ball.

Max Holden then makes room and lofts a lovely shot to the cover boundary.

Middlesex need 55 from 33 balls.

They'll smash their own record Blast chase of 227-4 made at Somerset in 2019 if they get there.

Maybe the pressure is getting to Surrey as Sam Curran starts with a wide.

Then Ryan Higgins gets one fine and down to the boundary. He then clears the ropes with a big legside heave.

11 off two balls.

Make that 15 off three as Higgins clubs another four.

And 19 from four as he squirts one past the fielder at point.

Only one single from the last two balls and it's 20 off the over.

64 required off 36 balls.

Yorkshire Vikings certainly haven't given this up yet at Headingley.

Jordan Thompson and Matt Revis have put on 43 from 28 balls and their side are still just about within touching distance at 130-5 from 16 overs.

Another 51 needed off 24 balls - or Birmingham Bears will pocket the win and stay top of the table.

Max Holden clubs a four off Sunil Narine's first ball - good start.

And a six off the second is even better.

But the West Indies veteran uses his experience off the next three balls until Holden goes for a big swing and gets a crucial four off the last delivery.

16 off the over. 84 runs needed off seven overs.

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12 overs

Surrey 252-7 v Middlesex 153-2

Ryan Higgins immediately gets in on the act as he hits his first ball for six.

And then gets four over the wicketkeeper's head. Great start. A strike rate of 500 should do nicely!

Middlesex need exactly 100 off eight overs.

A comfortable win for Sussex Sharks, with Shadab Khan smashing 28 not out from 14 balls to see them with 6.4 overs unused.

It may not be enough to keep the Sharks in contention for the quarter-finals - and leaves Gloucestershire's hopes looking extremely remote too.

Joe Denly is doing his best to spearhead a successful chase for Kent Spitfires at Chelmsford.

The resurgent Spitfires are chasing 185 for their fourth win on the bounce and Denly has clattered two sixes off Paul Walter, moving to 32 not out from just 13 balls. Kent are 67-1 after the powerplay.

Meanwhile, Sussex Sharks are 129-3 at Bristol, needing just 12 more to beat Gloucestershire.

Despite losing all 10 T20 Blast games this season, Middlesex have managed two 200+ scores.

Batting is definitely their stronger suit as they are showing here.

ONLY nine runs off Will Jack's latest set of six.

Jamie Overton drops his second catch of the innings in the deep and there is almost a run-out in the ensuing mess.

Not out.

Next ball, Max Holden hits Sunil Narine straight over long on for six.

And Stephen Eskinazi underedges one through wicketkeeper Josh Blake's legs for four more.

Halfway through the innings and remarkably, Middlesex are over halfway towards their target.

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Two wickets in five balls for Birmingham Bears, who look firm favourites now against Yorkshire Vikings.

Adam Lyth departed for 34, steering Dan Mousley to the fielder at short third - and he's followed by Shan Masood, who was deceived by the flight of Jake Lintott and was bowled for 21.

Yorkshire are 73-4 in the 11th over, chasing 181.

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9 overs

Surrey 252-7 v Middlesex 113-1

Surrey have grabbed a bit of control back since Middlesex's manic first four overs.

Boundaries are not coming as regularly now.

Stephen Eskinazi is obviously listening as he clubs two fours down to deep square.

Esinkazi is now up to 64.

Two wickets in five balls for Birmingham Bears, who look firm favourites now against Yorkshire Vikings.

Adam Lyth departed for 34, steering Dan Mousley to the fielder at short third - and he's followed by Shan Masood, who was deceived by the flight of Jake Lintott and was bowled for 21.

Yorkshire are 73-4 in the 11th over, chasing 181.

The captain brings himself on to bowl.

And Chris Jordan uses a bit of pace and bags of experience to bowl three dots in a row.

Only three runs off the England white-ball bowler.

It might well prove too little, too late in their Blast campaign - but Sussex Sharks are coasting to victory against Gloucestershire.

Harrison Ward belted 51 from 27 balls, although he's just become Tom Smith's second victim of the evening. The Sharks are 95-2 in the ninth over, needing another 46 to win.

At Chelmsford, Tawanda Muyeye and Daniel Bell-Drummond have taken Kent Spitfires to 20-0 in pursuit of Essex's 184.