Colin Ingram stars in Glamorgan's Royal London One Day Cup win at Kent

Colin Ingram’s spectacular 95 helped Glamorgan chase down a 291-run winning target in their Royal London One Day Cup match against Kent at Chelmsford.

The South African smashed half a dozen sixes and four boundaries in his 53-ball knock after unbeaten centuries from Sam Billings (106 not out) and Joe Denly (104 not out) had put the hosts in a commanding position.

Playing a 42-over contest because of rain earlier in the day, Glamorgan got over the line with seven balls to spare, with top order batsmen David Lloyd (65) and William Bragg (52) both scoring half centuries.

James Foster cracked 75 from 50 balls as Essex scrambled to a tie via the Duckworth-Lewis method against Somerset at Chelmsford.

The visitors posted 179 from 29 overs in a rain-reduced contest with Adam Hose (77) and Jim Allenby (68) impressing. Home skipper Ravi Bopara was the pick of Essex's bowlers, finishing with 3-49.

Foster came in with the home side struggling at 74-6, hitting eight fours and three sixes - including a six from the penultimate ball - to help Essex to 176/9, one shy of the rain-adjusted 177 target for victory.

Teenager Philip Salt hit 81 from 76 balls including 10 boundaries in Sussex's 31-run victory over Middlesex at Hove. Early rain had reduced the contest to 32 overs for each side with Sussex posting a score of 222, thanks largely to 19-year-old Salt's blistering innings and Ross Taylor's 54.

Middlesex's Kiwi opener Brendon McCullum hit a quick-fire 44 but Chris Jordan (5-28) decimated through the visitors' batting card as they were dismissed for 191.

In the North Group, Worcestershire ripped through Durham's batting line-up, dismissing the hosts for just 90 as they cruised to a seven-wicket victory at Chester-le-Street.

Ed Barnard (2-18), Brett D'Oliveira (2-9), Joe Leach (2-18) and Chris Russell (2-23) claimed two wickets apiece as Durham were bowled out one ball into the 22nd over of their innings.

D'Oliveira added 20 with bat, sharing a 60-run fourth-wicket partnership with Alexei Kervezee (37) as Worcestershire reached their victory target with ease.

Derbyshire's match with Yorkshire was declared a no result after the players managed to complete just one over of play at the County Ground.

Yorkshire had won the toss and elected to field but after a Tim Bresnan maiden over the rain intervened, ending the day's play.

It was the second time in three days that both counties had fallen victim to the weather after the T20 games at Trent Bridge and Edgbaston were rained off on Friday without a ball bowled.

Lancashire's North Group game with Nottinghamshire was also declared a no result due to the weather in Blackpool.

Lancashire were going along nicely with an unbeaten 151-run partnership - the highest for List A games in Blackpool - between Alviro Petersen (73) and Luke Procter (63), taking the hosts to 157-1 after 33 overs, before rain ended proceedings early.

Northamptonshire managed to get their rain-reduced contest with Leicestershire underway at the County Ground, but after just two overs, with the hosts on 12-0, the heavens opened up and that match was also declared no result.