Jos Buttler passes 10,000 career T20 runs as Lancashire beat Derbyshire
Daniel Bell-Drummond hits 111 as Kent beat Middlesex by 55 runs for sixth straight win
Somerset qualify for quarter-finals with four-wicket victory over Gloucestershire
Birmingham Bears beat Worcestershire by 53 runs to reach knockout stage
Durham v Yorkshire rained off with the visitors 49-1
Northants beat North Group bottom side Leicestershire by 92 runs
Shadab Khan scores 87no as Sussex beat Glamorgan by 20 runs
Hampshire beat Essex to leapfrog them into South Group top four
Hampshire 157-5 (16 overs) v Essex 209-7
Matt Critchley again with his leggers.
Boundaries needed but Benny Howell can't get him away.
But then James Fuller finds the bleachers from the last delivery!
Hampshire scrapping to stay alive.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 61-3 (7 overs)
Liam Livingstone races through a tidy over of his off-spin.
Derbyshire can only get four off the first five balls before Leus du Plooy gets a much-needed four off the final one.
Emily Windsor
Oval Invincibles batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It felt very do-able when James Vince was at the crease - it was in control.
Whereas now the run rate required is up to 12.6.
Hampshire 145-5 (15 overs) v Essex 209-7
Aaron Beard's final over.
And he concedes just five singles.
A giant task for Hampshire now.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 52-3 (6 overs)
New Zealand star Daryl Mitchell is thrown the ball and starts with a wide.
He then reels off three successive dots to Wayne Madsen.
The batter clubs two off the fourth ball before holing out at deep midwicket off the next.
Leus du Plooy then gets nothing off his first ball.
A great over from Mitchell with that wicket and only three runs conceded.
Hampshire 141-5 (14 overs) v Essex 209-7
Benny Howell joins James Vince with 11.5-an-over suddenly needed.
Emily Windsor
Oval Invincibles batter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
How crucial is that going to be to this Hampshire run chase?
Hampshire 139-5 (13.4 overs) Essex 209-7
Image source, Getty ImagesMatt Critchley on for his second over.
And he gets James Vince!
Huge moment in this chase.
A superb innings from the Hants skipper in 42 balls but he won't be bringing his side home.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 49-2 (5 overs)
Tom Hartley and his slow left-armers come on to bowl.
Wayne Madsen inside edges one to the fine leg boundary, before a more conventional cut shot brings him four more.
Four more singles in the over and 12 from it.
Five gone - Derbyshire need 129 from 60 balls.
Hampshire 135-4 (13 overs) Essex 209-7
James Fuller has taken up the chase with James Vince and is 28 from 15 - having hit his first ball for six.
But Vince remains key here, he's 73 from 38 balls.
Asking rate and run rate still neck and neck.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 37-2 (4 overs)
Experienced batter Wayne Madsen is the new man at the crease.
He gets nothing off his first ball but gets off the mark with a lovely lofted drive down the ground for a one-bounce four.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 33-2 (3.4 overs)
Liam Livingstone shells a difficult chance running back from mid-off to get rid of Harry Came.
But three balls later, Rob Jones has a comfortable one at deep midwicket and he makes no mistake.
Pakistan batter Haider Ali has to go and Derbyshire are two down.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 30-1 (3 overs)
This is the type of over Derbyshire need.
A mixed bag from Luke Wood with a no-ball, a wide and two boundaries as the visitors plunder 16 from it.
Somerset 187-6 (19.3 overs) v Glos 186-6
Left-arm spinner Graeme van Buuren tasked with defending eight from the final over.
But Kasey Aldridge takes him for two, then four, and two more to get Somerset home with three balls to spare.
Somerset secure a home quarter-final.
But the Glosters are out.
A brave effort having been 44-4 earlier but ultimately they were light in that first innings.
Kent (228-3) beat Middlesex (173 all out) by 55 runs
Middlesex last man Toby Greatwood holes out and that wraps things up for Kent.
A very convincing Canterbury win with Daniel Bell-Drummond's brilliant 111 and Grant Stewart's hat-trick.
It is now six wins in a row for Kent. They are on a roll as they chase a quarter-final spot.
Somerset 179-6 (19 overs) v Glos 186-6
Zaman Akhter with the penultimate set.
Just two from three balls but then Craig Overton lifts him for six!
And then the final ball goes for four!
14 from the over and Somerset favourites again.
Birmingham Bears 228-4 v Worcestershire Rapids 175-9
Five in a row for the Bears, who clinch their place in the quarter-finals with two games to spare.
Rob Yates (59 off 39 balls) and Dan Mousley (51 off 25) were the main contributors to their highest total of the 2023 competition, supported well by Glenn Maxwell (44 off 20).
Worcestershire maintained a healthy rate at the start of their chase but lost wickets doing so and slumped from 133-4 to 161-9 as Mousley took 4-41 with his off-spin.
They still have a very good chance of reaching the last eight, though, with a home game to come against Durham, followed by a trip to Derby.
Image source, Getty ImagesLancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 14-1 (2 overs)
Harry Came gets a three off the final ball of Tom Bailey's over.
Derbyshire are going to need some big overs to get close to this Lancashire score.
Glamorgan 162-8 v Sussex 182-6
Cam Fletcher reaches his first 50 for Glamorgan off 38 balls with a six down the ground off Fynn Hudson-Prentice - and adds another from the next delivery.
But the Sussex seamer has him caught by Harrison Ward for 57 with the penultimate ball of the game as Sussex wrap up their fifth win of the competition.
Their total was built around an innings of 87 not out off 53 balls by Shadab Khan, who also picked up a wicket and ran out Chris Cooke after stopping a Fletcher drive with his boot.
Sussex join Glamorgan on 10 points and both may need to win their last two games as well to maintain any hope of reaching the quarter-finals.
Lancashire 177-4 v Derbyshire 10-1 (1.4 overs)
Luis Reece chips one to mid-on and that gifts Lancashire their first wicket.