Durham vs Lancashire – Lancashire won by three wickets
Colin Ackermann’s unbeaten 66, including seven fours and a six, could not prevent Durham’s 141 being chased down. Keaton Jennings (41*) and Phil Salt (32) led the Lancashire chase, which reached 142-7 in the final over.
Yorkshire vs Nottinghamshire – Yorkshire won by 18 runs
George Linde was effective with the ball once again, following his three-wicket haul in the previous round with 2-36. Linde added 25 off 14 balls, but Notts were bowled out for 175, 18 runs short of Yorkshire’s total.
Surrey vs Essex – Essex won by eight wickets
Proteas spinner Simon Harmer took 1-23 from his four overs as Essex thrashed Surrey by eight wickets in London.
Sussex vs Hampshire – Hampshire won by four wickets
It went down to the wire as Delano Potgieter’s Hampshire beat Sussex in a final-ball thriller. Potgieter took 1-22, removing Sussex’s top scorer Daniel Hughes (55) as a target of 187 was set.
An explosive 70 off just 31 balls from Hilton Cartwright and a half-century from Ben Mayes set the tone as Hampshire struck a boundary off the final ball to seal a four-wicket win.
Leicestershire vs Derbyshire – Derbyshire won by seven wickets
Matthew Montgomery was ruthless, taking 3-26, removing Stephen Eskinazi, Rehan Ahmed and Kempton-born Ruan de Swart for a combined seven runs, in Derbyshire’s seven-wicket win.
Aneurin Donald’s 91 off 38 headlined the chase, with Wayne Madsen falling for two off Rehan Ahmed, while Montgomery’s unbeaten 12 helped seal the win.
Northamptonshire vs Warwickshire – Warwickshire won by five wickets
Warwickshire’s bowling attack ripped through Northants in a five-wicket win. Ricardo Vasconcelos managed just two before being caught by Hamza Shaikh off Richard Gleeson.
Glamorgan vs Gloucestershire – Glamorgan won by 50 runs
Graeme van Buuren (2-32) and Marchant de Lange (1-31) featured for Gloucestershire in a humbling 50-run loss. Van Buuren contributed 28 in the chase, while de Lange was run out without facing a ball as Gloucestershire were bowled out for 185.
Middlesex vs Kent – Middlesex won by 14 runs
Eathan Bosch scored an unbeaten 23 as Middlesex posted 172. Captain Leus du Plooy added 10 before being removed by Ekansh Singh. Zafar Gohar was the pick of the bowlers with 3-38, while Bosch finished wicketless on 0-17, as Kent were restricted to 158-7.
Somerset vs Worcestershire – Somerset won by 78 runs
Worcestershire captain Gareth Roderick’s 39-run resistance was not enough as his side fell to a shocking 78-run defeat. Beyers Swanepoel scored six and finished with figures of 0-36.
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