Summary

  • Worcestershire win by three wickets, chasing a revised DLS target of 188 from 27 overs

  • Ethan Brookes hits 57 off 34 balls as Scott Currie takes 5-34 for Hampshire

  • Hampshire earlier totalled 237-7 in rain-reduced 45 overs after being put in by Worcestershire

  • Opening bat Ali Orr scored 110 off 130 balls, his third ODC century this season

  • Liam Dawson unavailable for Hampshire because of England T20 duty

  • Brett D'Oliveira injured and not in Worcestershire squad for final

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Live Reporting

Matthew Cresswell, Steve Mather, Paul Grunill and Deepak Mahay

  1. 'A body blow for Hampshire'

    Hants 226-6 v Worcs

    Michael Carberry
    Former England batter on BBC Radio Solent

    James FullerRex Features

    Another body blow for Hampshire.

    The James Fuller experiment didn't really work today. He just looked hopelessly out of rhythm, out of touch and couldn't get the ball away.

    Credit to Worcestershire, they've clawed and fought their way back into this game.

  2. Hants 227-5 v Worcs

    Khurram Shahzad is on for his final over as Hampshire look to add some late runs to boost their total.

  3. wicket

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    Fuller c Brookes b Allison 23 (Hants 226-6 v Worcs)

    A wicket for Ben Allison in a very tidy over - just two runs from it.

    James Fuller timed a few in his innings but this one is short of the boundary and Ethan Brookes pouches it.

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  5. Hants 224-5 v Worcs

    And so is the second.

    James Fuller is annoyed with himself for that swipe at thin air.

  6. Hants 224-5 v Worcs

    Last over coming up for Ben Allison.

    Last chance to get the wicket to give him the outright lead at the top of the wicket takers table.

    First ball is a dot...

  7. Hants 224-5 v Worcs

    Scott CurrieRex Features

    Scott Currie does get the scoop shot right on this occasion as he finds the boundary from the final ball of the over.

    One bounce and over the rope.

  8. Hants 220-5 v Worcs

    A pretty hopeful appeal from Worcs there.

    It wasn't a good choice of shot from Scott Currie as he tries a scoop which was never on but it also was never out.

  9. Hants 219-5 v Worcs

    Just the one from it.

    Khurram Shahzad seems to have struggled with his timing today.

  10. Hants 216-5 v Worcs

    Good fielding on the boundary from Kashif Ali - on the bounce he stops it going for four.

    Worcs doing a good job in the field.

    But Scott Currie has a free hit...

  11. 'Orr out in tame fashion but he's been marvellous'

    Hants 215-5 v Worcs

    Melinda Farrell
    Sports broadcaster/journalist on BBC Radio Solent

    It just spooned back to Matthew Waite who stuck out his right hand, he had plenty of time and Ali Orr's magnificent innings comes to an end, it must be said in quite tame fashion, but it's been marvellous from the Hampshire opener.

  12. Hants 215-5 v Worcs

    Today will be the fifth time Worcs have batted second in the One Day Cup this season.

    They only needed to score 195 to beat Hants in the group game.

    In the other three, they scored 316, 298 and 269 to win.

  13. Hants 213-5 v Worcs

    Oh wow!

    James Fuller's bat has gone flying!

    He tries to give it a big swipe but completely misses the ball - his bat made it much further than the ball.

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    Orr c & b Waite 110 (Hants 210-5 v Worcs)

    Ali OrrRex Features

    Casual as you like!

    Matthew Waite sticks out a hand and takes the catch off his own bowling in fairly nonchalant style!

    Ali Orr, for once, mistimes his shot and it comes off the toe of the bat to Waite - it could have gone for six had he got all of it.

    Orr has batted brilliantly and departs for 110.

  15. 'Momentum with Hampshire now'

    Hants 209-4 v Worcs

    Frank Watson
    BBC Hereford & Worcester

    It's funny how innings go when you get little periods of play.

    It was a great start for Hampshire, Worcestershire pulled it back really, really nicely but in this last 15 or 20 minutes or so, absolute slaughter with Ali Orr having gone to his 100 and momentum really with Hampshire now.

    Fair play to Orr, he's been in great form and he's got his third 100 of the competition this year but he's had to cope with two rain breaks, so a very important innings.

  16. Hants 213-4 v Worcs

    A misfield there - but it matters not on this occasion.

    No runs from a slower ball from Ben Allison.

    Five overs to go...

  17. Hants 209-4 v Worcs

    Ali Orr is well set and James Fuller looks ready to pounce on any loose deliveries - just like that one!

    Swatted away on the leg side with minimal fuss.

  18. 200 up for Hampshire

    Hants 203-4 v Worcs

    A couple of forceful blows from James Fuller help Hampshire to over 200.

    We're getting towards crunch time with six overs remaining.

  19. Hants 194-4 v Worcs

    Ethan Brookes is showing plenty of variation in his deliveries and it's working well.

    He's got the towel out between balls and his slower ones are proving tricky for the batters.

    1-51 from Brookes from his nine overs and that means he has bowled his allotted overs.

  20. 'Orr has switched gears'

    Hants 188-4 v Worcs

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    Ali Orr's whole innings has been calm, measured and he really now has switched gears and turned it on.

    Hampshire know the importance of this vital knock.

    A big match player, in these big moments he's stepped up when his team's needed him the most.