Kirstie Gordon gets her hands on the trophy to confirm that The Blaze are the winners of this year's Charlotte Edwards Cup - and lift it on one of their home grounds too.

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The Blaze captain Kirstie Gordon speaking to the ECB's Youtube channel:

"That was a masterclass in how to chase from both Bryce sisters. Kathryn's been unbelievable this season.

"They've got a great temperament. I feel the ease when they are out there together, they are always on the same wavelength and they've put in another great performance.

"I'm buzzing. I'm pleased for everybody - all the girls, the background staff.

"Commiserations to Stars. They've had a great competition and they really put us under the pump today.

"The crowd was loud today, we could hear them so thanks to everybody. I'm lost for words."

The Blaze MVP Kathryn Bryce speaking to the ECB's Youtube channel:

"It's been unbelievable. It's been great to be back in with the team and it's been a fantastic campaign for us.

"You've got to take it in whilst you're enjoying it. Cricket is very up and down so you've got to enjoy this moment.

"We've [Kathryn and her sister, Sarah] played a lot of cricket together. We understand each other's games so it's been brilliant to be batting together.

"Our bowling side this whole competition has been fantastic. Everyone really stood up at different times in the big moments and I think that's been a key part of our success over the matches."

The Stars were not far behind The Blaze at the close of the group stage, a clear top two made the final tonight, but the Blaze looked a class above in this evening's match.

The team who played this morning and put their feet up whilst watching their final opponents this afternoon getting their hands on the trophy and medals around their necks.

No shock whatsoever here, I have mentioned most of her remarkable statistics, but yes Kathryn Bryce is MVP and player of tonight's match.

11 double figure scores in a row, the highest score being her 62 tonight in the final.

Yes she got out, but her younger sister Sarah was there at the end.

Though wicket-less tonight, Matilda Rose Corteen-Coleman is a name to look out for.

Not even 17 yet, but she took 16 wickets at 13 in this tournament, including 2-23 in the earlier semi-final win.

Remarkably she took more wickets than boundaries she got hit for in this competition.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

They have been excellent today.

Applied the squeeze really well on their opponents.

Terrific effort - they've dominated the competition from start to finish.

South East Stars were very good in the semi-final but didn't quite get enough in the final.

Over 400 runs from Kathryn Bryce in this title-winning campaign, 62 off 45 balls was plenty enough for The Blaze to cruise to victory.

Do not forget key batter Tammy Beaumont was unfortunately run out at the non-striker's end for just four by Tash Farrant, but she will worry little now, in the thick of the orange celebrations.

Table-toppers The Blaze get the deserved final win for an imminent trophy lift at Derby.

A new name on the trophy, that is the Blaze's 18th win from 20 games across this and last season, just the loss to Southern Vipers last season and one group stage loss this season.

Ryana MacDonald-Gay is smashed over the covers for four to seal it in style.

Heather Graham hits the winning runs to be seven not out from eight balls.

But the win was set up by super knocks from both Bryces, Sarah ends 52 not out after her older sister's 62 earlier in the piece.

50 for Sarah Brycepublished at 18.2 overs

18.2 overs

3 needed off 10 balls

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Heather Graham does the right thing first ball in giving her partner the strike.

A wide down leg, then on the offside shows little improvement for Ryana MacDonald-Gay after her expensive first over.

Two squirted through backward point allows double delight in the Bryce household tonight, top knock, 51 off 45 balls, Blaze one hit away now.

Spinners all bowled out, Tash Farrant is now too.

Her last goes for four, a miserly spell, but not enough Stars runs on the board for that to be in a winning cause.

The younger Bryce sister, Sarah, is one away from joining Kathryn with a final half-century.

Blaze took 4-23 at end of the first innings, it is sadly too late for Stars to do even that now.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

If there was any pressure mounting for the Blaze, that's lifted it.

Plenty of spin as you would expect in the sixth innings on a finals day pitch.

Bryony Smith for her fourth.

Sarah Bryce is happy to keep calm and take her time, waiting on bad balls, picking off a drag down, pulled cleanly for four.

Or maybe not... one of the best shots of the innings sees Bryce skip down the track and hit over extra cover for four.

And of course she then does the right thing and takes one to keep the strike and maybe finish this next over?

Tilly Corteen-Coleman had bowled her first three overs for 21, alongside four of her compatriots with their economy rate between six and seven runs per over.

She impresses further with only three off her final over.

But it is wicket-taking not being miserly that the Stars need now, The Blaze will not drag this out, especially whilst wicketkeeper-bat Sarah Bryce is set at the wicket.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

If it hit the boundary and music blared out, 'Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves' would seem an appropriate track.

Is it too little too late for the Stars? Probably.

They would need three or four more fairly quick wickets to put the Blaze under pressure.

Consecutive wides to the new batter Heather Graham seem unnecessary when the new bat has anything but her eye in.

The first legitimate ball she faces is well stopped at extra cover for a dot.

Key breakthrough by Dani Gregory, but two free wides is not the way she wanted to follow up that crucial wicket.

Blaze well on top here, Stars know it is now or never.

Bryony Smith goes to her star white-ball bowler in Tash Farrant.

The partnership was worth 66 off 52 balls at the start of the over, now it is worth 74 off 58.

Good fielding from Sophia Dunkley saves three on the leg-side boundary.

But Farrant slightly ruins her over of singles with a bizarre no ball leg-side bumper that is clothed for one, then the extra ball worked for another single.

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Player of the tournament in waiting?

Just the winning runs to boot now for Kathryn Bryce surely.

Losing in both finals last season could soon be a forgotten memory for the first drop bat.

And with her sister there batting together as the competition is won?

If fairytales could be written.

Good over, one four, so just six from Dani Gregory, but Stars need wickets.

Nikki Chaudhuri
Surrey bowler on BBC local radio

There would need to be some major mishap for this not to end up the Blaze's way.