Lancashire beat Northants by 13 runs
Lancashire win their first T20 title
Davies hits 47 as Lancashire make 166-7
Northants reply with 153-6 at Edgbaston
Target 116
Hampshire turn to spin and the slow left-arm of Liam Dawson. The slow men did the job for Lancashire, and Dawson is a little unlucky as Karl Brown dabs down on one late and takes a single behind square.
The 50 comes up as a result, but it's a tidy over with just four from it.
Target 116
Fidel Edwards cranks up his speed above 90mph, but Alex Davies shows a degree of nerve and a cool head as he helps one on its way over slip for his first boundary.
A short-arm pull from Karl Brown adds four more to the total from the final delivery and Hampshire really do need something amazing now if they are to deny Lancashire a place in the final against Northants Steelbacks.
Target 116
Yasir Arafat replaces Chris Wood and Karl Brown greets him by hammering his first delivery through mid-off for four.
Some of the strokes being attempted are hardly elegant, but Lancashire keep the scoreboard ticking over as Arafat concedes 10 in total.
Target 116
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex Davies drops his bat and runs through for a single without it as Fidel Edwards cramps him for room with the opening ball of a new over.
Davies is then caught at mid-wicket, but agony for Hampshire, it's a no-ball by Edwards, giving the Red Rose a free hit, although it only costs them a single.
Brown only just clears mid-on with a mistimed cross-bat mow, but eight from the over keeps Lancashire happy.
Shaun Udal
former England and Hampshire spinner on Test Match Special
Quote MessageFidel is pumped up and ready to go. He's got the wicket that was needed. Ashwell Prince was in form and the glue that keeps them together.
Target 116
Lancashire don't look any more comfortable than the three other teams that have already batted on this surface today. No sign at all of the cavalier six-hitting for which T20 is renowned, no spectators diving for cover or trying to pull off a camera-pleasing catch.
Only two from Chris Wood's over puts a little bit more heart into Hants.
Lancashire 16-1 (Davies 1, Brown 1) Target 116
Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga is a hugely successful limited-overs bowler and Fidel Edwards has a similar round-arm action. Hampshire badly need the Barbadian to pick up an early wicket and he is up close to 90mph from the off.
Ashwell Prince is discomfited by a rising delivery and later in the over drags onto his stumps to put new zest into Hampshire's fielders. Karl Brown just squeezes out a yorker to end the over.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 116
Left-arm paceman Chris Wood - 18 wickets in the T20 Blast this summer - takes the new ball for Hampshire.
At the other end, Ashwell Prince, a cricketing veteran who has seen just about everything the game has to offer.
Wood looks to the skies as a thick edge races to the boundary and Prince crashes the next ball over cover's head for a second successive four. Good start for the Red Rose county.
It is Lancashire's game to lose, surely. But cricket is a funny old game.
Maybe Hampshire can produce a miracle in the field and deny the Lightning a place in the final for the second year running.
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Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
"Hampshire captain James Vince will wonder what was going on around him during that innings.
"One after another he saw partners come and go at the other end before eventually succumbing himself as Lancashire tightened their grip on this game.
"He will take little comfort in his 69 off 59 balls with his side posting a very below par 115.
"Can his bowlers dig themselves out of a hole and pull off an almighty comeback?"
Hampshire 115 (Edwards c and b Faulkner 0) (Briggs 5 no)
West Indian Fidel Edwards is not renowned for his batting prowess and Hampshire's innings comes to an end one ball early as he tamely chips a return catch to James Faulkner, who finishes with 3-29.
Surely this should be plain sailing for Lancashire - but maybe they shouldn't be taking chickens out to the back of the pavilion and trying to find out exactly how many they have just yet - this pitch isn't a straightforward one for batting...
Hampshire 114-9 (Briggs 4)
A huge beer glass snake is passed around by a section of the crowd as Lancashire begin the final over of the innings, and it's James Faulkner to bowl it.
James Vince tries to smash the second delivery into the crowd, but only skies a catch to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.
George Edwards has bowled really well for Lancashire in this semi-final, only his sixth T20 appearance for the first team, but an attempted slower ball results in a wide down leg-side.
Skipper Steven Croft will be keen his bowlers don't gift Hampshire any more free runs and Edwards duly adjusts his line, but Vince manages to collect four through mid-off, one of his favourite strokes.
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Faulkner is going through his full repertoire for Lancashire, yorkers, slower balls, back-of-the-hand deliveries, but there is a welcome four for Hampshire as James Vince pulls to backward square leg.
Karl Brown is a little unlucky as he just fails to complete a diving save, with Hampshire's total finally limping into three figures.
No treble for Arron Lilley as Danny Briggs strokes the hat-trick ball into the covers for a single. but 2-11 from four overs is a superb effort.
Given the success of the Lancashire spinners, it may be that Briggs' efforts with the ball will be crucial later on.
Hampshire 93-8 (Vince 53)
Disastrous double for Hampshire as Yasir Arafat drags on. Hat-trick delivery to follow....
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special
Quote MessageVince is reacting to every wicket. He just turned on his heel in frustration and disgust.