Lancashire versus Durham Just 17.4 overs were conceivable in Blackpool before downpour had the last say. Captain Steven Croft drove Lancashire's innings with an unbeaten 52 off 41 preceding precipitation interceded with 133/6 on the board. No further play was conceivable. Worcestershire versus Yorkshire A profession best T20 take of 3-20 by Dom Bess set up Yorkshire's five-wicket win, keeping their quarterfinal trusts alive as Worcestershire actually have only 1 dominate in 11 matches. The pursuit of 151 might have been a piece trickier had Worcestershire taken their gets. Adam Lyth gave Yorkshire a solid beginning, yet Finn Allen and Tom Kohler-Cadmore were given lives and made them pay. Harry Brook excessively contributed with valuable runs as Yorkshire had crept near the 120-run mark in the eleventh over. They went too far in the end with 32 balls in excess. Prior, Worcestershire were reeling at 77/5 yet were safeguarded by a helpful appearance from Kashif Ali, who scored an unbeaten 32-ball 46, and Gareth Roderick (31*) to take them to 150. Nottinghamshire versus Derbyshire Nottinghamshire shut down Derbyshire's five-coordinate series of wins with a 94-run win as the Notts returned quickly after three misfortunes on the run. Ben Duckett struck his season-best 63 off 38, studded with 8 fours and a six, while Alex Hales got his third 50 years of the competition, prior to succumbing to a 23-ball 55. Steven Mullaney contributed with a unique 20-ball 45 as Nottinghamshire got done with a forcing 247. In answer, Derbyshire could oversee just 153/9 with Brooke Guest top-scoring with 40 as Zak Chappell and Samit Patel returned three-wicket pulls. Middlesex versus Essex Essex moved to third recognize with a 21-run prevail upon Middlesex on the rear of Dan Lawrence and Tom Westley's fifties that took them to 161 regardless of Chris Green's splendid 3-16 out of 3 overs. Captain Stephen Eskinazi and Jack Davies drove Middlesex's riposte with 40s, however it wasn't enough as they missed the mark eventually. Samuel Cook's three-wicket lady hurt Middlesex, while Aaron Beard and Simon Harmer has two each. Somerset versus Hampshire James Vince featured with one more hundred years in the season, this time an unbeaten 129 off 62 balls to lead Hampshire to 208 in the organization of Tom Prest, who scored 62 off 46. No other batsman kicked off the rest returning two ducks and single-digit scores. Be that as it may, it was sufficient to overturn Somerset, who missed the mark by only 14 runs. Somerset's main three got among the runs with Tom Banton and Rilee Rossouw getting half-hundreds of years even. Vince's century was the most noteworthy individual score by a Hampshire player in T20 cricket. Unimportant commitments from the rest of the line-up implied they couldn't go too far as Hampshire moved to the fourth spot. Somerset, in any case, sit pretty on second spot in the table with 14 places - two in front of Hampshire. Sussex versus Surrey Surrey copped their most memorable loss of the time after 11 games, on the rear of an emotional breakdown late in the innings. Sussex picked a 17-run win to wake up from a five-match long string of failures. Sussex actually should dominate their excess three matches to have any possibility of making the knockouts. That Sussex got to 172 was to a great extent because of the 60 runs off the last 27 balls added by Delray Rawlins (34*) and George Garton (24*) after opener Mohammad Rizwan's 32-ball 48. Opener Will Jacks drove Surrey's answer with a consistent hand of 76 with an initial stand of 53. Surrey continued onward however saw a whirlwind of wickets in the last a portion of that saw them slip from 111/2 to being packaged out for 155 in 18.2 overs.