Tonight is the second quarter-final of the Vitality Blast tournament between Durham Jets v Sussex Sharks at the Emirates Riverside Stadium

The Sussex Sharks are in great form having finished the South Group in the same way that they started it

Two of the best bowling attacks in Vitality Blast 2018 go head-to-head at Emirates Riverside on Friday evening when Durham Jets take on Sussex Sharks for a place at Finals Day.

The line-up for the Vitality Blast quarter-finals has been confirmed with all four matches to be shown live on Sky Sports:

Sussex Sharks Vitality Blast overseas player, Rashid Khan will miss the side’s final group match against Middlesex at The 1st Central County Ground on Friday evening.

There were wins tonight for Yorkshire Vikings, Essex Eagles , Sussex Sharks and.....

There are four matches in the Vitality Blast tonight, three in the South Group - Kent Spitfires v Somerset, Middlesex v Essex Eagles and Gloucestershire v Sussex Sharks. In the North Group Northants Steelbacks v Yorkshire Vikings.

In tonight's Vitality Blast match, Sussex Sharks beat Glamorgan by 98 runs

This crucial Vitality Blast fixture, at The 1st Central County Ground, is set to be a sell-out tonight.

Harry Finch is the latest Sussex player to commit his future to the club after the batsman signed a new multi-year contract. Finch is the third home-grown player to sign a new or extended deal in recent weeks, following on from club captain Ben Brown and batsman Tom Haines. The Sussex Academy graduate has had something of a breakthrough season so far this summer, scoring maiden Championship and List A centuries. In his nine first-class innings in 2018, the 23-year old has scored 540 runs, including four fifties and that first Championship hundred against Middlesex at The 1st Central County Ground in May. He came close to a second Championship ton during win against Gloucestershire last month, making 98 in Sussex’s second innings (to go with 76 in the first). Finch was Sussex Sharks’ leading run-scorer in this year’ Royal London One-Day Cup, hitting 250 runs in six innings and scoring his century against Hampshire. After signing his new contract, Finch said: “I’m delighted to have committed myself to this great club for the next few seasons. It’s a fantastic place to play and develop your cricket. “There’s a great feeling amongst the squad that we’re on the verge of doing something special, so it’s very exciting to be involved in that. “I’m looking forward to helping win as many games as possible and push towards winning trophies again.” Head coach, Jason Gillespie added: “After the strides he’s taken with his batting this season, obviously we’re very pleased that Harry has signed a new deal with the club. “He’s made some good runs in both the Championship and one-day competition this year and most encouragingly of all he’s really taken responsibility in some difficult situations. His game is going from strength to strength.” Since making his first team debut in 2013, Finch has played 33 first-class matches for Sussex, scoring 1,466 runs. In List A matches, he has played 27 times and scored 950 runs and in 17 T20 appearances – the last of which came in July 2016 – Finch has made 138 runs.

After a fourth away win of this year’s Vitality Blast against Middlesex earlier in the week, Sussex Sharks will look to open their home account on Sunday when they take on Somerset at The 1st Central County Ground (2.30pm start).

Sussex Cricket welcomed more than eighty members of the county’s Afghan community to The 1st Central County Ground on Wednesday night for Sussex Sharks’ Vitality Blast match against Gloucestershire.

There were wins for Somerset and Gloucestershire in the Vitality South Group today.

Sussex Cricket are delighted to announce that overseas player, Rashid Khan will now be available for all 14 of Sussex Sharks’ Vitality Blast group matches.

Sussex left-arm spinner, Danny Briggs has signed a multi-year contract extension with the club.

After a fine start to the tournament, Sussex pause their Vitality Blast campaign for two matches in the Specsavers County Championship.

There were two Vitality Blast matches today – Surrey against Essex at the Kia Oval and Hampshire against Sussex at the Ageas Bowl.

Sussex Sharks are back in Vitality Blast action on Thursday night for the first of two back-to-back fixtures.

Tickets for Sussex Sharks’ first home match of this year’s Vitality Blast against Surrey on Friday are sold out.

Here are all the results and reactions on Day 4 of the Vitality Blast 2018