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That's all from New Road, where Derbyshire have beaten Worcestershire by seven wickets. The Falcons move second in the North Group, trailing leaders Leicestershire Foxes on net run rate.
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Derbyshire captain Gary Wilson did the honours of hitting the winning runs, sealing a seven-wicket victory with a four.
Derbyshire 189-3 (18.2 overs)
Billy Godleman will have the individual top score for Derbyshire here, but it was the partnership with Wayne Madsen that really took the game away from Worcestershire.
Godleman st Cox b Santner 70 (Derbyshire 169-3)
Gone! Billy Godleman has almost certainly done enough to win this match for his team but he's out after a swing and a miss at Mitchell Santner and quick work from wicketkeeper Ben Cox.
Billy Godleman's latest six has ended up outside the ground again - this time via the top of one of the hospitality parasols.
Joe Leach hasn't had his best innings - he's gone for 28 off his two overs so far and here's what happened when he had a great chance to end what's looking like a match-winning partnership between Madsen and Godleman.
Derbyshire look comfortable at the moment - Wayne Madsen is picking up boundaries with shots like this sweep off Brett D'Oliveira. Billy Godleman has also just brought up his 50.
Earlier, Matthew Critchley hit a six - this is what happens when your maximum doesn't clear the stands and end up in a hedge.
Reece c Mitchell b Santner 9 (Derbyshire 76-2)
Ok it's an admittedly very small stand he's hit it over, but Billy Godleman has smashed George Rhodes into a hedge outside the ground - despite that wicket Derbyshire have made a promising start to their innings.
Critchley c Whiteley b Shantry 31 (Derbyshire 64-1)
Derbyshire need 187 to win
How important could this John Hastings six off the final ball be to the outcome of this match?
Whiteley could have fallen earlier if it wasn't for this drop from 19-year-old debutant Calum Brodrick.
Whiteley c Wilson b Henry 39 (Worcestershire 169-5)
Ross Whiteley took a while to get going but is revving up now, as shown by this six off the bowling of Alex Hughes.
Ben Cox has moved to 28 off 26 balls, here he is tucking into the bowling of Luis Reece.
Santner c Smit b Tahir 13 (Worcestershire 112-4)
D'Oliveira lbw b Madsen 23 (Worcestershire 83-3)
A shame for Clarke, who was motoring along and had hit the previous ball for six with an ambitious ramp shot. As it stands, Worcestershire are 73-2 after 8 overs.
