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. 'Worcestershire have fought back well'

    Hants 112- v Worcs

    Frank Watson
    BBC Hereford & Worcester

    If you look back through the last 10 overs or so, one went for eight, one went for seven but all the rest have been fairly tidy for Worcestershire.

    They've fought back well.

  2. Hants 112-1 v Worcs

    Medium-fast bowler Ethan Brookes is back and, with Worcestershire keeper Gareth Roderick standing up to the stumps, puts in a tidy over. Again, just the three runs off it.

  3. Hants 109-1 v Worcs

    A good comeback over from Khurram Shazhad after the rain delay - just three runs off it.

  4. Hants 106-1 v Worcs

    The players have returned, as has the so far expensive Khurram Shahzad, who comes back into the attack from the Stuart Broad end.

    We lost no overs during that shower, but it also means we now have no leeway for if and when the rain returns in Nottingham later today.

  5. 'It has cleared for the moment'

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Kevan James
    BBC Radio Solent commentator

    It has cleared for the moment and the ground staff have done a great job getting the covers off.

  6. Play expected to resume at 13:02

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Some good news to report.

    The umpires have had an inspection of the pitch and play is set to resume at 1:02pm if there is no further rain.

  7. 'Middleton might be a little bit happy'

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    Fletcha Middleton might be a little bit happy. He seemed too caught up in playing sort of erratic shots. He got away with one which sailed over mid-off's head and was just out of reach, whereas his role really should be to take the singles as of now and get Ali Orr on strike who is comfortably set.

  8. 'Fine rain sits on the surface easily'

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    The rain doesn't seem that heavy to the naked eye for now but it's that fine sort of rain that sits on the surface quite easily.

    The conversation between the umpires will be is it safe for the fielders more than anything.

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  10. 'Hampshire will be the happiest'

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Kevan James
    BBC Radio Solent commentator

    We had been expecting this and maybe we have done well to get 22 overs in.

    Hampshire will be the happiest walking back to the dressing rooms.

  11. rain stops play

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Just a reminder, we have half an hour to play with before we start to lose overs today.

    We expected rain, we've got rain - let's keep our fingers crossed it goes away and comes back another day.

  12. 'Brollys are up'

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs - rain stops play

    Dave Bradley
    BBC Hereford & Worcester cricket commentator

    The brollys are up all around the ground and it looks as if it might be set it for quite a while here.

  13. rain stops play

    Rain stops play

    Hants 106-1 v Worcs

    Oh, it's not unexpected, but it's nonetheless always disappointing - rain stops play at Trent Bridge.

  14. Hants 106-1 v Worcs

    The final ball of the 22nd over is negotiated by Fletcha Middleton as the rain begins to fall and the umbrellas start to come out at Trent Bridge.

  15. 100 runs

    100 up for Hampshire

    Hants 100-1 v Worcs

    Fletcha Middleton has looked a little anxious and flashes at one by Ethan Brookes, who is now in to the attack, but manages to dissect the field and the ball lands safe as Hampshire bring up their 100 in the 22nd over.

  16. 'Orr has batted extremely well'

    Hants 98-1 v Worcs

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    Ali OrrPA Media

    Ali Orr has batted extremely well here for his second 50 of this campaign.

  17. 50 runs

    50 for Ali Orr

    Hants 98-1 v Worcs

    After Hampshire had not hit a boundary for 56 balls, Ali Orr edges behind the wicket keeper for four to bring his 50 up.

    His 50 has included seven fours and has come off 62 balls, taking 85 minutes.

  18. 'Jones' hand must be stringing'

    Hants 90-1 v Worcs

    Shachi Pai
    Former Lancashire batter on BBC Radio Solent

    That was right out of the screws.

    It went at Rob Jones in a flash. What an effort, you have to commend the effort but his hand must be stinging.

  19. dropped catch

    Dropped catch

    Hants 90-1 v Worcs

    Rob JonesRex Features

    Following a full delivery from Ben Allison, Fletcha Middleton flashes a drive but it is uppish and goes to Rob Jones at short extra cover who is unable to cling on one-handed.

    It would have been a screamer and, in fairness, Jones did well to prevent four runs.

  20. Hants 88-1 v Worcs

    It's been a long time since Hampshire hit a boundary as the Rapids have reduced the run rate to less than five an over.