Remaining three T20 Blast quarter-finals
Surrey defend 187-5 to beat Lancashire by 13 runs
Somerset beat Notts Outlaws by five wickets thanks to Gregory fifty
Hampshire beat Worcestershire by five wickets after bowling Rapids out for 100
Essex beat Birmingham Bears on Thursday to make Finals Day on 15 July
So that's the line-up for Finals Day decided. An all South Group affair with Essex, Hampshire, Somerset and Surrey all going for the trophy next Saturday at Edgbaston.
Essex will play Hampshire in one semi-final and Somerset take on Surrey in the other.
We'll have full coverage throughout the day. Hope you can join us then!
Lancashire Lightning 174-6 v Surrey 187-5
Surrey won by 13 runs
Somerset 158-5 v Notts Outlaws 157-6
Somerset won by five wickets
Hampshire Hawks 102-5 v Worcestershire Rapids 100
Hampshire won by five wickets
Hampshire 102-5 Worcestershire 100
That's all done then.
Hampshire book a return to Edgbaston, the place where they won their third T20 title just a year ago - as they reach Finals Day for a record 10th time.
Hampshire 96-5 (15 overs) v Worcestershire 100
Mitchell Santner to bowl.
Will the New Zealand star be shown respect?
Hampshire 95-5 (14.3 overs) v Worcestershire 100
After hitting a four and a two off Usama Mir, Joe Weatherley holes out with six runs still needed.
Hampshire 89-4 (14 overs) v Worcestershire 100
Hampshire duo Joe Weatherley and Ross Whiteley get a bit of batting practice as they patiently see this one home.
12 more needed.
So that's Surrey, Somerset and Essex at Finals Day next Saturday. Hampshire will surely join them in the next 20 minutes or so.
Hampshire 79-4 (12 overs) v Worcestershire 100
Eight overs to go. Only 22 still needed for Hampshire to make it the second all-southern Finals Day in three years at Edgbaston on 15 July.
Somerset 158-5 (19.3 overs) v Notts 157-6
Luke Fletcher is asked to pull this one out of the fire for Notts.
Ben Green pulls the first ball to deep midwicket for one.
Lewis Gregory then clips to deep square for just another single.
Then a slap to extra-cover and very well fielded. Dot.
But Fletcher has overstepped! And that's the game.
A free hit with the scores level and it's swung to deep midwicket, the catch is taken but it matters not.
Somerset are home and are back at Finals Day.
Lancashire 174-6 v Surrey 187-5
Surrey reach Finals Day for the eighth time with an ultimately comfortable win over Lancashire Lightning at Old Trafford.
Needing 19 off the final over, Sean Abbott only conceded five as the home side suffered their first home T20 defeat since September 2020.
Laurie Evans (70) and Jason Roy (50) were the key to Surrey setting a 180+ target with a second-wicket stand of 72 in eight overs.
Lancashire reached 97-1 in the 11th over but lost momentum after Jos Buttler fell to spinner Dan Moriarty for 42.
Lancs 171-6 (19.3 overs) - target 188
Another full length ball from Sean Abbott. Swing and a miss by Daryl Mitchell.
Three sixes now required.
Hampshire 68-4 (10.4 overs) v Worcestershire 100
Liam Dawson is gone, tfhe second Hampshire man to be out reverse sweeping.
It brings in Worcestershire old boy Ross Whiteley with 33 still needed.
Lancs 171-6 (19.2 overs) - Target 188
Sean Abbott is wide of off stump - too wide. An extra run and an extra delivery for Lancashire.
Daryl Mitchell has a huge swing at the next ball but only makes contact with thin air.
Sixes needed.
Hampshire 68-3 (10 overs) v Worcestershire 100
Not long to go now for Hampshire.
Halfway in terms of overs. But well over halfway to their target.
Just another 33 needed.
Lancs 170-6 (19.1 overs) - target 188
Rob Jones bunts the ball to mid-off for one. Daryl Mitchell now on strike.
Somerset 153-5 (19 overs) v Notts 157-6
Jake Ball with the penultimate over.
Lewis Gregory drives down the ground inside long-off and gets back for two.
Then he stands tall and slaps a length ball over the bowler's head, one bounce, four!
Goes again and clears long-off by inches for six!
Is that game over?
Gregory goes off side for a single to deep cover before a bottom edge to the keeper and a dot to Ben Green.
Last ball is carved to deep cover for a single.
Lancs 169-6 (19 overs) v Surrey 187-5
Single to Rob Jones to end the over.
Lancashire need 19 - Sean Abbott will bowl.
Lancs 168-6 (18.5 overs) v Surrey 187-5
A ramp by Dane Vilas. He times it too well and it's straight down Sam Curran's throat at fine leg.
Lancs 168-5 (18.4 overs) v Surrey 187-5
Two to Dane Vilas - 20 needed off eight balls.
Lancs 166-5 (18.3 overs) v Surrey 187-5
What is Chris Jordan doing? He bangs in a bouncer, well above head height, it's another no-ball and another free hit.