Yorkshire secured a quarter-final berth with a 53-run win over Nottinghamshire at Headingley. Adam Lyth and Will Luxton (38) posted an 89-run opening stand inside eight overs, while Jonny Bairstow (32) and Logan van Beek (28) lifted the hosts to 193-5. Joe Root claimed two wickets and Andrew Tye took 3-18 as Notts collapsed to 107-7 before Dillon Pennington's 37 offered brief resistance.

Lancashire scraped a two-wicket victory over Durham at Old Trafford to keep quarter-final hopes alive. Shadab Khan and Saqib Mahmood claimed three wickets each to bowl Durham out for 141, with only Colin Ackermann (66 not out) resisting. Ben Raine's 4-21 triggered a late wobble at 117-4, but Keaton Jennings (41 not out) guided Lancashire home with two balls spare. They now require Essex to lose at Surrey on Sunday to progress.

Derbyshire avoided the wooden spoon with a seven-wicket thrashing of Leicestershire, who finish bottom. Captain Aneurin Donald struck a career-best 91 and Akif Javed returned 4-23 as the Falcons chased 172 comfortably. Warwickshire also escaped last place by beating group winners Northamptonshire by five wickets, Kai Smith's unbeaten 65 anchoring a 106-run stand with Sam Hain (48 not out). Glamorgan posted 235-7 to beat already-qualified Gloucestershire by 50 runs, Kiran Carlson top-scoring with 73.

Northamptonshire and Gloucestershire have secured home quarter-finals, while Yorkshire join them in the last eight. Lancashire's fate hinges on Sunday's late result, and Gloucestershire await the Somerset-Worcestershire outcome to determine whether they finish second or third in the South Group.