Yorkshire secured second spot in Group B with a seven-wicket win over Essex to guide a house quarter-final at York on Friday.
Captain Dom Bess (3-32) and seamer Ben Coad (3-22) helped bowl out already-eliminated Essex for 151 inside 41 overs.
The Tykes then slipped to 15-2, however a second first-team half-century for England Below-19s man Will Bennison, who hit 60 off 59 balls, helped the guests to their sixth win in eight group matches with greater than 18 overs to spare – and a second quarter-final place in successive seasons.
Durham gained third place within the group however not earlier than some late dramatic twists towards the holders Worcestershire at New Street.
Worcestershire received the sport by 77 runs on the again of being bowled out for a aggressive 291, thanks largely to Tom Taylor’s quickfire 86.
Ben McKinney then plundered 82 from simply 70 balls however when he was out with Durham on 141-6, they nonetheless wanted an additional 63 to make certain of ending above the hosts within the group.
When three extra wickets went down in eight balls for the addition of simply 5 runs, at 199-9, Durham nonetheless wanted 5 extra to achieve that preliminary goal of 204. They bought them however not lengthy earlier than being bowled out for 214.
Hampshire had their hopes of reaching the knockout phases for a fifth successive 12 months ended by Derbyshire in a thriller at Southampton.
Martin Andersson made 125, his fourth hundred of the summer season throughout all codecs, having fun with century stands with Harry Got here (62) and Brooke Visitor (67) as Derbyshire totalled 317-5.
However former Hertfordshire player Andrew Neal then nearly turned the sport on its head in Hampshire’s reply.
Coming to the crease at 134-6, with 183 nonetheless required, he smashed 10 sixes in a 63-ball 110, his maiden skilled century on the age of 26, earlier than being caught on the boundary edge with 9 runs nonetheless wanted as Hants had been bowled out for 309, with 10 overs to spare.
James Cracknell shared a third-wicket partnership of 202 with Nathan Fernandes (92) as Middlesex recovered from shedding two early wickets to put up a formidable 354-8 as they cruised to a 92-run win over Sussex at Radlett.
Half-centuries by former Middlesex man John Simpson (65) and Oli Carter (58) enabled Sussex to mount a good reply, however they had been dismissed for 262 to complete backside of Group B with only one win.
