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. 'What a knock from Orr'

    Hants 188-4 v Worcs

    Nikesh Rughani
    Commentator on BBC Radio Solent

    What a time for Ali Orr to get his 100 in the One Day Cup final. He's got their off 118 deliveries and at the moment he is the glue that is holding together this Hampshire batting effort.

    As long as he's out there they'll fancy putting on a competitive score.

    What a knock.

  2. Hants 188-4 v Worcs

    Edged by James Fuller... and away to the boundary with no slips in place.

    That was the most expensive over of the match with 23 coming from it.

    Hampshire needed to put their foot on the gas and they have started to do so.

  3. 50 runs

    100 for Ali Orr

    Hants 185-4 v Worcs

    Ali Orr raises his helmet and bat after reaching his centuryRex Features

    Four runs from the free hit brings Ali Orr his ton!

    That was straight back down the ground.

    It's his fifth century in List A cricket and third this season.

    Well batted that man.

  4. 'Take wickets keeps the run rate down'

    Hants 175-4 v Worcs

    Dave Bradley
    BBC Hereford & Worcester cricket commentator

    Hampshire have lost wickets for 28 runs since the second rain break and as we keep saying - take wickets keeps the run rate down.

    The new batsman has to get used to the pitch and the light.

  5. 6 runs

    Six for Ali Orr

    Hants 175-4 v Worcs

    Ali OrrRex Features

    Ali Orr on the charge!

    His second six and he moves on to 97 - with a free hit to come!

  6. wicket

    WICKET

    Mayes b Brookes 2 (Hants 169-4 v Worcs)

    Ben MayesRex Features

    Bowled him!

    Two from seven balls for the teenager and he departs.

    Ben Mayes steps across to try another ramp shot but goes too far and the ball sails through to clip his stumps.

  7. Hants 168-3 v Worcs

    Hants hit 10 boundaries in their first 12 overs.

    But that recent six from Ali Orr was just their fourth in the past 20 overs.

    That shows you nicely how the scoring has slowed up in this one.

  8. Hants 166-3 v Worcs

    Ben Mayes - the new batter for Hampshire - is 17 yrs and 303 days old.

    This is his 11th List A game and he's also played three T20s.

    A good over from Ben Allison comes to an end.

    Ten left for Hampshire - what will they see as a good score?

  9. 'A crucial wicket at a very important time'

    Hants 164-3 v Worcs

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    That is a crucial moment in the game as a dangerous Toby Albert departs.

    He could have really made a big dent in the Worcestershire bowling leading into the last 11 overs of the game.

    So a very crucial wicket at a very important time.

  10. wicket

    WICKET

    Albert c Lategan b Allison 13 (Hants 164-3 v Worcs)

    Dan Lategan takes the catchRex Features

    Dan Lategan takes the catch

    With trying to accelerate the run rate comes greater risk.

    And Toby Albert has gone as he tries to go big to Ben Allison but doesn't get enough of it to evade Dan Lategan on the boundary.

    A third wicket for Worcs and that puts Allison joint top of the wicket taking table on 18.

    He has time to go outright top.

  11. 6 runs

    Six for Ali Orr

    Hants 158-2 v Worcs

    A first six of the match as Ali Orr sends one over the boundary rope!

    If Orr were to reach 100, it would be his fifth in List A cricket and third this season.

  12. 'You can't take your eyes off it'

    Hants 153-2 v Worcs

    Frank Watson
    BBC Hereford & Worcester

    It's very interesting stuff out there at the moment, you can't take your eyes off it.

  13. Hants 153-2 v Worcs

    Toby Albert had his heart in his mouth there!

    He is reaching a little as he tries to hit Ethan Brookes into the stand and his mistimed effort gives Tom Taylor a chance to make the catch - but the ball drops just short.

    Close!

  14. 150 up for Hampshire

    Hants 152-2 v Worcs

    Ben AllisonRex Features

    A few singles off Ben Allison gets Hampshire over 150.

    Ali Orr is on to 78 with Toby Albert on eight.

  15. 'Stops and starts can be advantageous to bowlers'

    Hants 141-2 v Worcs

    Michael Carberry
    Former England batter on BBC Radio Solent

    These stops and starts are very disconcerting for someone like Ali Orr. This is probably the third time he's had to start his innings.

    It can be advantageous to the bowling side.

    With all these breaks you've got to somehow try and grab hold of that momentum as quickly as possible. It's quite a deep batting line-up so I think that it's good that Toby Albert has come in, he's looked busy, he's moved around the crease.

  16. Hants 141-2 v Worcs

    The reduced overs and revised rules of today's match mean that Tom Taylor cannot bowl any more overs.

    He's bowled nine overs and that is the maximum now permitted.

    Hampshire will be pleased to see the back of him as he finishes on a very tidy 1-24.

  17. Play resumes

    Hants 141-2 v Worcs

    We're back under way in what is now a game of 45 overs per side.

  18. We will also be offering full text and radio coverage of the final round of matches in this season's County Championship, starting on Wednesday.

    Nottinghamshire - hosts of today's One-Day Cup final - need 11 points from their game against Warwickshire to be certain of their first title since 2010.

    The format for next season has yet to be confirmed, but in theory any one of five teams could be joining already-relegated Worcestershire on the trap door with just 10 points separating fifth from ninth.

    Should be an exciting finale for the 2025 season.

    Giles: "Congratulations to Worcestershire on their impending County Championship Title (Joe Clarke, Jack Haynes, Dillon Pennington, Josh Tongue...did I forget anyone?)"

    *We see what you're implying, Giles....

  19. Play to resume at 14:20 BST

    Hants 141-2 v Worcs

    We could be getting back under way again soon.

    Keep those fingers firmly crossed everyone.

  20. rain stops play

    'We've got a good game on our hands'

    Hants 141-2 v Worcs - rain stopped play

    Melinda Farrell
    Sports broadcaster/journalist on BBC Radio Solent

    I think we've got a good game on our hands, 30 overs gone we're 141-2. The run rate had dropped below five, so they have pulled it back a little bit.

    I just think with this format there are so many opportunities. The temptation is to think it's going one way whereas actually you can see it swing right back around.