Notts Outlaws beat Leics Foxes despite scores finishing level
Both sides made 139-7 but better Outlaws Powerplay score takes them through
Surrey, Gloucestershire & Lancashire went through earlier
Semi-final draw: Surrey v Gloucestershire, Notts Outlaws v Lancashire Lightning
Finals Day on Saturday at Edgbaston
Delany b Patel 0 (Leicestershire 6-1)
Early strike from Samit Patel and Gareth Delany is gone without scoring!
That quite frankly, is a terrible shot!
Delany backs away a mile outside leg stump and just takes a massive mow at it and misses by a mile!
Samit won't be gifted many more wickets like that in his career.
Welch 1, Delany 0
Very tidy first over with just the one off it from Imad Wasim.
Nick Welch with a late cut to short third man.
It'll be spin from both ends to start for Notts as Samit Patel gets the honour from the Radcliffe Road End.
Leicestershire batting first with openers Nick Welch and Gareth Delany with Imad Wasim getting us started with the ball from the Pavilion End.
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Notts Outlaws v Leicestershire Foxes (18:00 BST)
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While we've been away and since those three earlier ties, the draw for the semi-finals on Saturday has also taken place.
The winner of this last quarter-final will play Lancashire in the second semi-final.
Surrey and Gloucestershire will meet in a repeat of the first T20 final way back in 2003!
Notts Outlaws v Leicestershire Foxes (18:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo East Midlands rivals go head-to-head at Trent Bridge in a repeat of the T20 final on the very same ground way back in 2006.
It was a very damp affair that evening where the Foxes prevailed and after a long old day shall we say, enjoying the hospitality, I can just about remember how cold it was too in the stands!
Notts reached the last eight this year after losing just once as they topped the North Group. Leicestershire's win at Lancashire in the final match plus a few other results going their way, saw them take one of the two best third-placed spots.
Tonight, Notts have won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Here are your two teams:
Notts Outlaws: Alex Hales, Chris Nash, Joe Clarke, Ben Duckett, Tom Moores (wk), Dan Christian (c), Steven Mullaney, Samit Patel, Imad Wasim, Matthew Carter, Jake Ball.
Leicestershire Foxes: Nick Welch, Gareth Delany, Arron Lilley, Colin Ackermann (c), Lewis Hill, Harry Swindells (wk), Ben Mike, Callum Parkinson, Dieter Klein, Will Davis, Gavin Griffifths.
Welcome back to our coverage of the T20 Blast quarter-finals.
Trust you've found some time for a bit of a break after our first three ties before we round off the evening with the fourth.
Nice bit of home-made cod and chips for me has got me ready for what's still to come.
Anyhow, if you weren't with us earlier - read below how Surrey, Gloucestershire and Lancashire all booked their places at finals day on Saturday.
Notts Outlaws, Surrey, Lancashire and Gloucestershire win their T20 Blast quarter-finals to confirm spots at Edgbaston on Saturday.
Read MoreSo, there we have it. Surrey, Gloucestershire and Lancashire are through to Finals Day at Edgbaston on Saturday.
Who will complete the line-up? Notts Outlaws take on Leicestershire Foxes at Trent Bridge at 18:00 BST.
We'll be back in an hour or so for that one. Hope you can join us then.
Lancashire (140-8) beat Sussex (95 all out) by 45 runs
Tymal Mills has a huge hoick, is beaten, and Alex Davies stumps him. It's a fourth wicket to Liam Livingstone and an absolute pasting for Sussex.
95 all out and Lancashire win by 45 runs. Wow.
Sussex 93-9 (17 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Will Beer boshes the final ball of Saqib Mahmood's over for four.
Three to go. 48 needed.
Sussex 87-9 (16 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Four overs to go. Sussex need 54. And a miracle.
Sussex 85-9 (15.2 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Last man Tymal Mills smashes his first ball for a huge straight maximum!
Bowler Liam Livingstone looks stunned.
Sussex are going out with a bang!
Beer lbw b Livingstone 1 (Sussex 79-9 v Lancs 140-8)
This is some collapse...
Will Beer is struck on the pad by Liam Livingstone and up goes the finger. Sussex are nine down and have lost seven wickets for 34 runs.
Another wicket at Hove...
Gloucestershire 114-3 (11.5 overs) v Northants 113 (19.4 overs)
Image source, PA MediaThat is about as one-sided a quarter-final as you will ever see.
Gloucestershire beat Northamptonshire by seven wickets as Ryan Higgins strikes four consecutive fours off Graeme White to get them home with 49 balls to spare.
Gloucestershire are off to their first finals day since 2007 and who would bet against them winning the thing for a first time based on that evidence?
Robinson st Davies b Parkinson 0 (Sussex 78-8 v Lancs 140-8)
Out first ball! Three wickets in four balls for Matt Parkinson and he's on a hat-trick!
Ollie Robinson dances down the track, misses, and Alex Davies whips off the bails.
Danny Briggs survives the hat-trick delivery.
Garton b Parkinson 1 (Sussex 78-7 v Lancs 140-8)
Sussex are throwing this away.
George Garton attempts a reverse-sweep off Matt Parkinson, he misses, the ball bounces off his thigh pad and onto the stumps.
Seven down, 63 more needed.
MacLeod c Wood b Parkinson 9 (Sussex 77-6 v Lancs 140-8)
Lancashire have one foot in Finals Day.
Calum MacLeod sweeps Matt Parkinson behind square, but it's in the air, and Luke Wood clings on to a sharp, low catch.
64 needed off 35 balls as Will Beer comes to the middle.
Sussex 77-5 (14 overs) v Lancashire 140-8
Another over ticks by with no boundary for Sussex.
They need 64 off the last six overs. George Garton and Calum MacLeod are at the crease. Lancashire are definitely favourites now.