Dan George
BBC Sport at Utilita Bowl

This is a decent start by Hampshire's opening pair at the end of the Powerplay.

Toby Albert scored 46 in their last T20 game here, and is looking to pick up from where he left off, him and James Vince are looking good.

Vince has struggled in recent weeks but has played some delightful shots in this Powerplay, looking very composed.

The crowd has picked up in here since the start but it is nothing compared to what we have seen here throughout the competition.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

It was good captaincy from Lewis Gregory bringing Riley Meredith back for that fifth order in order to break the partnership and that's what he's done.

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End of the Hampshire powerplay and a watchful start has blossomed into a very good foundation to build on.

James Vince has taken seven boundaries in his 34 not out.

On comes the Essex skipper Simon Harmer.

It's a used pitch at Trent Bridge and with both sides opting for an extra spinner, we may not have massive scores.

With Notts losing both openers already, they may need to revise down what they think would be a good score.

Jason Roy needs a bit of treatment after a dive in the field, but he's good to carry on.

Tom Curran bowls an over with no boundaries, so that is definitely to Surrey's liking.

50 up for Hampshirepublished at 5.4 overs

5.4 overs

Hants 51-0 v Essex

Charlie Bennett is on for Essex and is dispatched for successive fours by James Vince.

Up comes the home side's 50.

They are judging this nicely.

Postpublished at 4.5 overs

4.5 overs

Yorks 41-2 v Somerset

First comedy moment of the match.

Tom Kohler-Cadmore throws an attempted run out shy at the back of his old team-mate Adam Lyth who winces, pretends to be angry then has a giggle.

No harm done, Lyth's a tough cookie.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

That was incredible really because that was almost a slip catch to Tom Curran. He was perfectly positioned for that.

Good start this for Surrey who have got rid of two very dangerous players.

For the second time in four overs, we have a wicket maiden as Chris Jordan makes a brilliant start.

James Vince tucks into Shane Snater's third over and takes him for four boundaries.

The Hampshire skipper has had a look and decides now is the time to cut loose.

The home side take 17 runs from the over.

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Steady as she goes from Hampshire.

Another boundary to Toby Albert in the latest Sam Cook over.

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Again Yorkshire take a boundary off the first ball of the over, this an almost slog swept six by Adam Lyth before a single.

Craig Overton gets an edge from Will Luxton, who tries to slog him across the line, but with his head down gets away with four past short third.

Next ball Luxton moves leg side and Overton falls into the trap of following him, it is a much better shot, whipping four through square leg.

Best last from Luxton, taking a third four down the ground.

A beautiful square drive from George Munsey gets the first four runs off Reece Topley and a cut from the left-hander pierces the field towards the shorter boundary at the Bridgford Road Stand for another four.

10 off the over.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

This is a tough game for Somerset. It's always tough coming to Headingley.

It's the first time these two sides have played each other but Somerset have got to bowl well in the power play against what looks like a very strong and powerful Yorkshire batting line-up.

A couple of nicely struck boundaries from Toby Albert in Shane Snater's second over including a lofted drive down the ground.

Nine runs from the over and it looks a good pitch to bat on.

Jack Taylor has won the toss for Gloucestershire and opts to bat first. He knows they'll need runs. There have been two scores of over 220 here this season and the average winning first innings score is 209.

Northants recall James Sales who took five wickets in the home group game against Gloucestershire. He was rested for the final group game against Warwickshire and returns in place of Luke Procter.

Northants XI: Vasconcelos (wk), Lynn, McSweeney, Willey (c), Zaib, Kimber, McManus, Harrison. Sales, Sanderson, Scrimshaw.

Gloucestershire are without Australian all-rounder Liam Scott who's returned home after suffering a back injury in the defeat by Glamorgan. That's meant an unexpected recall for top wicket taker Duan Jansen as overseas player.

Bowler James Hayes is also ruled out so Ben Charlesworth comes in for his seventh game of the campaign.

Gloucestershire XI: Hammond, Short, Malan, J Taylor (c), Dhariwal, Bracey (wk), van Buuren, Jansen, M Taylor, de Lange, Charlesworth.

Riley Meredith's first ball gifts Will Luxton a second ball four, but he comes back well, dotting up the young right hander for the next five balls.

Yorkshire cannot afford to have powerplay overs going for just four.