Summary

  • Patel & Mullaney hundreds put Notts in final

  • Notts chase 371 - a record in England

  • Essex made 370-5; 113 off last 10 overs

  • Centuries for Cook & Ten Doeschate

  • Notts to play Worcs or Surrey in Lord's final on 1 July

  1. Umpire reviewpublished at 42.1 overs

    Notts 306-4

    Simon Harmer is back on to bowl and there is a swing and a miss by Steven Mullaney.

    We'll take a look upstairs at an attempted stumping, but no movement of the back foot there and he's safe.

  2. Notts 306-4 (65 needed off 48 balls)published at 42 overs

    Patel 95, Mullaney 74

    Back on comes Ravi Bopara but Samit Patel has the answer with a cut for four past point.

    He's into the 90s now and looking set to finish it off for his side.

    Steven Mullaney nearly chips one to extra cover but just short of Paul Walter's hands.

  3. Notts 289-4 (73 needed off 54 balls)published at 41 overs

    Patel 89, Mullaney 72

    Samit Patel gets another four as he pulls Ryan ten Doeschate away.

    Essex look done for in this game after that decision went against them at the start of the over.

  4. 'Essex fans not happy'published at 20:06 British Summer Time 16 June 2017

    Niall O'Brien
    Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

    Huge moment in this game. The Essex fans are not happy. Samit Patel lives to fight another day.

    I thought clear as day that was out.

    Essex disappointedImage source, Rex Features
  5. Not outpublished at 40.1 overs

    Notts 290-4 (Patel 82, Mullaney 71)

    Not out is the decision after we go upstairs. Samit Patel continues and gets a single as a result.

    Well....

  6. Umpire reviewpublished at 40.1 overs

    Notts 289-4

    Well, we're going to have a bit of drama here.

    Is Samit Patel out off Ryan ten Doeschate's bowling or not? Ravi Bopara dives forward at deep mid-wicket with two hands, but he's not sure he's taken it cleanly.

  7. Notts 288-4 (82 needed off 60 balls)published at 40 overs

    Patel 81, Mullaney 71

    Easy pickings for Patel and Mullaney off the rest of that Paul Walter over.

    Now just 82 needed off the last 10 overs. A doddle in modern-day terms.

    Samit PatelImage source, Rex Features
  8. Top five chasespublished at 20:02 British Summer Time 16 June 2017

    I just mentioned it would be a record chase in English domestic List A cricket, should Notts pull it off. Here's who they'll be overtaking...

    • Hampshire 359-8 v Surrey - The Oval, 2005
    • Somerset 354-6 v Kent - Taunton, 2017
    • Kent 340-5 v Notts - Trent Bridge 2015
    • Yorkshire 339-4 v Durham - Headingley, 2017
    • Kent 337-7 v Sussex - Canterbury, 2013
  9. 6 runs

    Another six from Steven Mullaneypublished at 39.1 overs

    Notts 285-6

    There he goes again Steven Mullaney. A beautifully struck straight six off Paul Walter this time.

    That also brings up a 100 partnership between him and Samit Patel in just over 14 overs.

  10. Notts 279-4 (92 needed off 66 balls)published at 39 overs

    Patel 79, Mullaney 63

    Ashar Zaidi is pulled away for four by Samit Patel with a poor delivery.

    Patel adds a couple more at the end of that over and it's all Notts at this stage.

    Essex need a spark.

  11. 'Essex have hands on hips'published at 19:56 British Summer Time 16 June 2017

    Niall O'Brien
    Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

    I'm looking around the field and everyone has their hands on their hips, no one is seizing the momentum.

    They're waiting in vain for another Nottinghamshire mistake to get a wicket.

  12. Postpublished at 19:56 British Summer Time 16 June 2017

    Just to remind you, if Notts do chase 371, it will be a record in English domestic cricket in this format...

  13. Notts 270-4 (101 needed off 72 balls)published at 38 overs

    Patel 73, Mullaney 63

    Samit Patel dishes out some punishment to Jamie Porter at the end of that over as he smashes a short ball through legside for four.

    12 off that over and Notts well on top here.

  14. 6 runs

    Six from Steven Mullaneypublished at 37.2 overs

    Notts 265-4

    Ryan ten Doeschate goes back to opening bowler Jamie Porter in a bid to prize these two batsmen apart.

    But, Steven Mullaney smashes him for six over long-off. Great striking.

  15. Notts 258-4 (113 needed off 78 balls)published at 37 overs

    Patel 68, Mullaney 53

    Samit Patel nearly succumbs with a shot out towards point in the air but the fielder running back won't get there.

    Still this pair keep the scoreboard ticking for Notts and it's more than gettable from here with wickets in hand.

  16. 50 runs

    50 for Steven Mullaneypublished at 36.1 overs

    Notts 252-4

    Steven MullaneyImage source, Rex Features

    Half-century for Steven Mullaney off just 39 balls with seven fours and a six.

    A great counter-attacking knock this and one that may take his side to an epic victory.

  17. Notts 250-4 (121 needed off 84 balls)published at 36 overs

    Patel 64, Mullaney 49

    Another fine shot from Steven Mullaney gets him another boundary and he smashes Ravi Bopara down the ground this time.

    The former Lancashire man moves within a run of his half-century as Notts bring up 250 and take 10 off that over.

  18. Notts 240-4 (131 needed off 90 balls)published at 35 overs

    Patel 60, Mullaney 43

    Lovely shot from Steven Mullaney to ease the pressure for Notts as he hammers Ashar Zaidi down the pitch for four.

    Zaidi almost bowls him next ball though as Mullaney tries to go big again.

    Six off the over and now Notts need 131 off the last 15 overs.

  19. Notts 234-4 (137 needed off 96 balls)published at 34 overs

    Patel 59, Mullaney 38

    Ravi Bopara keeps things tight with his medium pace. He almost bowls Steven Mullaney with a slower ball as he tries to ramp him down to fine leg.

    Essex back up his bowling with some decent fielding in the ring. Just the one run off that over.

    How crucial could that be come the end?

  20. Notts 233-4 (138 needed off 102 balls)published at 33 overs

    Patel 59, Mullaney 37

    Ashar ZaidiImage source, Rex Features

    Ashar Zaidi is back into the bowling attack after Simon Harmer took some punishment. 48 off his five overs to be precise.

    Samit Patel and Steven Mullaney bring up their 50 partnership for this wicket but can only find singles from the all-rounder's first over back.