Somerset, Notts, Hampshire & Northants through to T20 Blast Finals Day
Overton's 79 off 30 balls takes Somerset to amazing two-wicket win at Yorkshire
Notts defend 163 to beat Surrey by seven runs
Hampshire beat Essex by 75 runs - Vince hits 125, Baker takes 5-24
Northants cruise to eight-wicket win over Gloucestershire
Finals Day at Edgbaston on Saturday
Somerset 146-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
First ball full toss from Matt Revis and it's smacked for six by Craig Overton.
Always drama with Somerset, the game is never over.
Could be a no-ball too!
Riley Meredith will just run, Overton to add more to his already hero status in the West Country.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 153-5
Olly Stone has the ball. And he bowls a wide!
11 off six balls now.
But the next is a dot as Chris Jordan swings and misses.
11 off five.
Somerset 140-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
Some fans had already left the ground, but Craig Overton does not give up.
Champions find a way somehow, and Somerset have come back incredibly before.
Remember that semi-final against Hampshire at Edgbaston a few years back?
Matt Revis bowls the last.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 152-5
Chris Jordan hits into the offside and it's only a single.
Surrey need 12 off the last over.
Somerset 139-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
Craig Overton dropped at mid off from the penultimate ball of AJ Tye's spell.
Would have been a screamer one handed above his head, but a chance nonetheless.
T Curran c Linde b Fernando 5 (Notts 163-6 v Surrey 151-5)
Is this going to be out?
No!
Josh Philippe tries to pull Binura Fernando and it's top-edged but George Munsey can't cling on running in from fine leg.
And Surrey run three.
But this is out! Tom Curran goes for a big heave and this is calmly caught by George Linde at cover as the ball drops into his hands.
Northants 102-1 chasing 153 to beat Glos
Image source, Getty ImagesIn truth it's not thrilling stuff from the Northants batters in front of what's turned out, under the circumstances. to be a respectably sized home crowd.
The batters have yet to hit a six as they refuse to take risks. They are steadily working their way to Edgbaston.
Somerset 135-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
Craig Overton has not yet given up.
Another two and another four belted down the ground off AJ Tye.
Then six picked up over backward square leg.
Seven fours and two sixes in his first ever T20 Blast 50.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 148-4
The new batter is Tom Curran and he cuts his first ball for four.
He's up for the challenge.
Curran goes for the same stroke next ball and gets one with a man now out in the deep.
The target is 16 off nine balls.
Somerset 123-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
Still no spin from Yorkshire, Hassan Ali completes his fourth.
Yorkshire have maximised home conditions very effectively and Somerset have not adapted quickly enough.
Craig Overton's late flurry still looking very likely to achieve nothing despite him having his side at a similar position to where Yorkshire were at this stage.
He hit 11 off the four balls he faced in that over.
Pope c Moores b Fernando 9 (Notts 163-6 v Surrey 143-4)
This is anyone's game now!
Ollie Pope tries a reverse scoop off Binura Fernando and it's catching practice for Tom Moores behind the stumps.
Result: (Hants 211-3) beat Essex (136-9) by 75 runs
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
Hampshire are into Finals Day for the 12th time.
That is a comprehensive victory over a very good Essex side who I'm afraid just didn't fire tonight.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 143-3
Josh Philippe can only dig out a single from the fourth ball of Mohammad Amir's over.
He then bowls a slower ball bouncer which Ollie Pope guides down but it's only one.
The crucial final ball and Amir's slower ball is missed by Philippe.
A fine show of experience from the Pakistan left-armer.
Only five singles and now it's 21 from 12 balls.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 141-3
Mohammad Amir to bowl his final over.
Ollie Pope cuts the first ball for one.
Only a single off the second for Josh Philippe.
Nice shot for one from Pope.
It's 23 off 15 balls.
Somerset 108-8 v Yorkshire 161-9
Craig Overton is still battling as he does.
A trio of boundaries off Logan van Beek shows him continuing his phenomenal, PCA player of the month award winning red ball form.
He will try and dominate the rest of the strike this match.
(Hants 211-3 v Essex 136-9)
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Vince's century and Sonny Baker's five-wicket burst are key as Hampshire reach a record 12th Finals Day.
Skipper Vince was dropped on 46 and made Essex pay by smacking the ball to all parts of the ground.
Baker then ripped through the Essex top order with three wickets before adding two more later in the innings.
Hampshire stay on course for a fourth title and Essex can contemplate a miserable day on the coach ride back.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey
Josh Philippe and Ollie Pope get one apiece from balls four and five.
But Binura Fernando offers width on the last ball and Philippe says 'thanks very much' as he smashes it to the rope.
A sigh of relief for Surrey after a tight over.
They now need 26 off three overs.
Notts 163-6 v Surrey 134-3
I’ve seen people walk off more slowly than Jason Roy, but only during polar explorations… my goodness he was not happy with that run-out!
Che - West Bridgford
Image source, Getty ImagesNotts 163-6 v Surrey 132-3
Binura Fernando is back on the field and back into the action after he was hit on the hand earlier.
Josh Phillipe runs two off the first ball and guides the second delivery into the deep for a single.
Ollie Pope then almost plays on to the stumps, but he gets through for one.
32 off 21 balls now.
Hants 211-3 v Essex 132-9
One over to go before Hampshire can celebrate, although they could have started a while ago!
