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
Leics 95-7 (13 overs) v Northants 210-7
Justin Broad takes two wickets in an over for Northants and Leicestershire are now sinking fast.
16.5 an over required.
Nah. The crowd are busying themselves with a beach ball. Leics need a cricket ball the size of one to have a chance. And even then...
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Somerset 112-5 v Glos 186-6
Massive, massive moment in the game.
Will Smeed falls to Ajeet Singh Dale after a sparkling 78 in 42 balls.
Asking rate goes above 10 for the first time and now someone in the lower order needs to get Somerset over the line.
Lancashire 163-3 (14.1 overs) v Derbyshire
The start of the final over and Daryl Mitchell spears one to point.
Bears 228-4 v Worcs 133-6
The game is well and truly running away from Worcestershire now.
Dan Mousley bowls Ben Cox and then cleans up Usama Mir with his next delivery - he's on a hat-trick.
Ed Pollock denies him a treble but he has 3-31 to go with his earlier half-century and there are just six overs left.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan 123-4 v Sussex 182-6
A big wicket for Glamorgan as bowler Shadab Khan sticks out a right boot and kills the momentum of Cam Fletcher's straight drive.
Unfortunately for Glamorgan, Chris Cooke has backed up too far and Khan is able to pick the ball up and run him out for 13.
Glamorgan will need 60 off the final five overs to win.
Lancashire 153-2 (13 overs) v Derbyshire
George Scrimshaw has found it difficult with the ball and now he has just shelled a catch in the deep at fine leg.
Liam Livingstone launched it into the night sky, it came down with snow on but Scrimshaw put it down.
To make matters worse, he is then moved in the field.
Oh dear!
Kent 228-3 v Middlesex 100-6
Jack Davies hit the winning runs for Middlesex last night, but there will be no glory tonight.
He is trapped LBW by Joey Evison, who has now claimed three wickets.
Bears 228-4 v Worcs 124-4
Another Worcestershire batter bites the dust as Kashif Ali drags an inswinging delivery from Hasan Ali into his stumps.
He can't believe it and swishes his bat above the missing bails before walking off. Ben Cox replaces him in the middle.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan 119-3 v Sussex 182-6
Cam Fletcher tries to pull a rapid delivery from Tymal Mills - it's a top edge but it flies beyond the rope at fine leg for six.
Fletcher has 36 off 27 balls and there are six overs remaining. Chris Cooke has 13 at the other end.
Bears 224-8 v Worcs 124-3
Do or die now from Worcestershire as Mitchell Santner and Kashif Ali both hit a six in Dan Mousley's latest over.
The Rapids now need 105 off 48 balls.
Lancashire 144-2 v Derbyshire
Stephen Moore
Former Lancashire opener on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
That's a fantastic catch from Du Plooy.
Derbyshire will be breathing a sigh of relief.
If Jos Buttler had carried on in the mood he was in, goodness know how many they could have got.
For all the spectators who paid their money, that's what you want to see - one of the best batters in the world taking a bowling attack apart.
Glamorgan 109-3 v Sussex 182-6
Glamorgan scurry past 100 as Cam Fletcher hammers Ravi Bopara over mid-on for six.
He is 29 not out, with 13 overs complete, and Glamorgan need another 74 for their sixth win of the competition.
Leics 74-5 (10 overs) v Northants 210-7
Rehan Ahmed is still there for Leicestershire - 43 from 27 balls.
But the asking rate is 13.7.
Surely way too much to do from here.
Lancashire 144-2 v Derbyshire
There will be no century for Jos Buttler!
He tries to launch Zaman Khan down the ground but gets it high rather than far and Derbyshire captain Leus du Plooy gets under to take an excellent steepling catch.
I bet his nerves were jangling as the ball was coming down, knowing who had hit it!
A fine knock from Buttler off 38 balls with six glorious sixes.
Bears 228-4 v Worcs 106-3
Jake Lintott's opening over was expensive, costing 16 - but only five runs came from the 11th, bowled by Danny Briggs.
The Rapids need 123 from the 54 balls remaining. A tall order, but Mitchell Santner is 33 not out.
Somerset 81-4 (9 overs) v Glos 196-8
Sean Dickson has also fallen for Somerset, so they, like Gloucestershire, are being asked to recover from four down early in the piece.
But Will Smeed still chugs this chase along very nicely.
He goes to fifty in 26 balls with four fours and four sixes.
Lancashire 143-1 (11.2 overs) v Derbyshire
Stephen Moore
Former Lancashire opener on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It's extraordinary watching two batters of this quality - the power that they hit the ball with, you can feel it 100 metres away.
You can hear the crispness of the strike. It's wonderful to watch.
The crowd are all riled up and Jos Buttler has got them going - if it's not four or six they are disappointed.
Lancashire 143-1 (11.2 overs) v Derbyshire
Jos Buttler hits a single down the ground and that brings up the 100 between him and Liam Livingstone.
It has been 40 balls of great T20 entertainment.
Kent 228-3 v Middlesex 76-4 (10 overs)
Middlesex have got to the halfway mark of their innings. But they have lost too many wickets and not scored quickly enough to have any real chance of reaching this total.
Kent are closing in on six straight wins.
Durham v Yorkshire 49-1 (8.1 overs)
A big disappointment as rain prevents Durham from starting a minimum five-over run chase as the game is abandoned as the first T20 no-result of the summer.
Ben Raine had Adam Lyth caught for one in the second over of Yorkshire's innings, after Durham opted to bowl first.
But the weather intervened in the ninth over, with Shan Masood 35 not out, and no further play was possible.
The two sides take a point each. Not a good outcome for either side, but especially Durham, in the race for the quarter-finals.