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
Lancashire 0-0 v Derbyshire
We are ready for cricket at Old Trafford where Derbyshire have elected to bowl first.
It is perhaps not a surprise as we may have more rain, so the Falcons can use DLS to know exactly what they may need.
Remember, this is going to be 15 overs per side, with a powerplay of four overs.
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Kent’s total of 228-3 against Middlesex is exactly the same as in their previous match against the same opponents last Friday.
Anon
Kent 228-3 v Middlesex (20 overs)
Matt Cole
BBC Radio Kent
You just feel this is going to be a match-winning total at this halfway stage. Kent have batted very, very nicely.
Bears 206-4 v Worcs
One ball after reaching his 50, Dan Mousley holes out at long-off.
Jacob Bethell joins Chris Benjamin for the final eight balls of the innings.
Kent 228-3 (20 overs) v Middlesex
What a lovely little cameo from Kent captain Sam Billings.
He races to 23 off only seven balls to bring up another big Kent score and smashes 22 off Martin Andersson's final over.
Of course Middlesex scored 254 to beat Surrey last night, so this should be a breeze, right?
Surely Middlesex can't chase down 200-plus two nights in a row?
Bears 206-3 v Worcs
The perfect way to do it as Dan Mousley reaches 24-ball half-century with six off Josh Tongue, struck powerfully over mid-on after he moved right across his stumps to the off-side. It's his fourth maximum of the innings.
Durham v Yorkshire 49-1 (8.1 overs)
Still raining at the Riverside.
Yorkshire say the cut-off time to start a five-over run-chase by Durham is 9.25-9.30pm.
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As a neutral, while strictly speaking, it was out, I'm disappointed Somerset appealed there. Henry clearly stopped him getting in.
Rob, Cardiff
Bears 200-3 v Worcs
A single to Dan Mousley from the penultimate ball of the 18th over, bowled by Mitch Santner and the Bears reach 200.
That is a decent over, though, with just five runs from it.
Somerset v Gloucestershire 169-7
There was a bit of controversy about Gloucestershire opener Grant Roelofsen's earlier run out.
Matt Henry appeared to impede him between the wickets.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan v Sussex 182-6 (20 overs)
Shadab Khan finishes 87 not out from 53 balls and he has really done a good job for Sussex.
The Pakistan all-rounder came to the crease with the innings in a mess at 44-4, but he stepped on the gas at the right time to put on 58 with Michael Burgess and 78 with James Coles.
Glamorgan will have to work hard to score at more than nine an over to win this.
Leics v Northants 191-3 (18.2 overs)
Chris Lynn's stay ends at 35 balls.
But what damage he's done taking his side up towards 200.
Can Leicestershire limit the damage in the final 10 balls?
Image source, Rex FeaturesBears 195-3 v Worcs
Another ramp for four by Chris Benjamin and then Dan Mousley is down the track to smash Dillon Pennington over mid-off for a low-flying six.
No lack of elevation from the next ball, though, as he goes down one knee and sweeps it away to fine leg for another maximum.
Three overs to come and Mousley is 40 not out.
Hants v Essex 128-1 (10.1 overs)
Blessed relief for Hampshire as Liam Dawson strikes.
A 33-ball knock from Dan Lawrence.
Kent 199-3 (18.3 overs) v Middlesex
Joe Denly falls and Middlesex are doing what they did last night in taking wickets to put the brakes on the score they will have to chase.
Sam Billings has nine balls to make an impact.
Glamorgan v Sussex 161-5 (18 overs)
This is a fine recovery for Sussex from Shadab Khan and James Coles.
They have put on 59 off 28 balls and will fancy plenty more off the last two overs.
Shadab has now moved up to 70 not out.
Leics v Northants 179-2 (17.3 overs)
Wow.
Back to back sizes from Saif Zaib off Matt Salisbury and he goes to fifty in just 22 balls!
Northants now looking towards 220.
Bears 173-3 v Worcs
Has he been watching Joe Root? Chris Benjamin plays a perfect ramp shot to collect four at the start of Pat Brown's over.
A single brings Dan Mousley onto strike and three successive fours follow, though he didn't know a lot about the second.
Brown saw him coming and dropped it short, but Mousley somehow managed to scoop it over the keeper even though he wasn't looking at the ball when he made contact.
Kent 189-2 (17.1 overs) v Middlesex
Daniel Bell-Drummond falls one run short of equalling his T20 Blast highest score.
A pity, but he gets a deserved standing ovation from the Canterbury crowd, who acknowledge this fine 58-ball innings.
Hants v Essex 104-0 (8.2 overs)
The onslaught continues from Feroze Khushi - who's gone to a 26-ball fifty - and Dan Lawrence - who reaches his own half-century a ball quicker.
No answer from champions Hampshire at the moment.
They're being blazed all over Botley.
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