Arron Lilley

They aren't destined to get much attention, but Mickey Arthur's men are beginning to gel

Nottinghamshire, already assured of a home quarter-final, suffer only second defeat of season

Leicestershire's 207 for 3 too much at Grace Road as run-chase falters

Arron Lilley, Nick Welch impress before Lancashire mess up run chase

Ben Raine half-century seals comfortable six-wicket win

Leicestershire secure first win of Vitality Blast to leave Durham rock-bottom

Lancashire, Yorkshire and Derbyshire should compete for knockouts

Delray Rawlins, Lewis Gregory and Cameron Delport are among the domestic players in line for deals

Derbyshire collapse to 24 for 6 in pursuit of 150 as Foxes stay in quarter-final hunt

Former Lancashire allrounder Arron Lilley has signed a two-year contract with Leicestershire

Simon Kerrigan, the left-arm spinner who played one Test for England during the 2013 Ashes, has been let go by Lancashire

English cricket's three-for-one Finals Day provided entertainment in the second semi-final worthy of the supermarket discount bin as Lancashire reach the final with a six-wicket victory

Lancashire will appear at their sixth Finals Day after they beat Kent by virtue of losing fewer wickets after the sides managed 142 apiece off their 20 overs

Rain and gloom delayed the start but Lancashire wasted no time in taking the final five wickets they needed to confirm a resounding innings victory over Glamorgan

Ashwell Prince, Arron Lilley and Kyle Jarvis all starred as Lancashire wrapped up a three-day win over Leicestershire at Old Trafford by an innings and 157 runs.

Lancashire's spinners bowled 36.1 overs on the fourth morning, during which seven wickets fell at a cost of 43 runs to give them an innings victory

With seven balls to be bowled on the sunlit, if chilly, third evening of this game, Derbyshire's Ben Slater and Chesney Hughes had every reason to be happy with their work

Lancashire boosted their hopes of reaching the Yorkshire Bank 40 semi-finals for the second year running with a resounding six-wicket win over Derbyshire at Old Trafford

The Bangladesh A batsmen struck out for the third straight time in England, resulting in a 7-wicket loss to Lancashire at Old Trafford in Manchester