Notts Outlaws beat Birmingham Bears by 22 runs in final at Edgbaston
Notts win first domestic T20 title
Notts posted 190-4, Bears replied with 168-8
Glamorgan v Birmingham Bears (11:00 BST)
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Rudolph 36, Cooke 5
A rare misfield from Birmingham gifts Jacques Rudolph another four runs and the Glamorgan captain is trying to lead by example. Surely his side's hopes rest on his shoulders.
Batting partner Chris Cooke then gets off the mark with a deft flick off the pads away for four.
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We've talked about it, and now you can see it. The incredible catch from Birmingham captain Grant Elliott to dismiss Colin Ingram.
Rudolph 30, Cook 0
Two wickets in two overs for Olly Stone.
Glamorgan 48-4
A proper pace bowler indeed. He is just too fast, too good for Kiran Carlson. Olly Stone bangs it in at 90mph, Carlson gets an edge and Tim Ambrose takes the catch at shoulder-height.
Glamorgan in desperate, desperate trouble already.
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James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
Glamorgan can't afford to lose another one.
Wickets are so important in T20 - save them if you want to have a crescendo at the end of the innings.
Rudolph 29, Carlson 2
One over left of the Power Play and the cameras focus on a miserable-looking Glamorgan bench.
Aaron Thomason only concedes seven off his over, and takes the crucial wicket of David Miller.
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Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
That's an outstanding delivery.
An easy catch for Ambrose behind the stumps and that is another huge wicket for Birmingham Bears, and a massive loss for Glamorgan.
The experienced David Miller, a powerful batsman, goes.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan 39-3
Disaster for Glamorgan. South African David Miller, facing only his second ball, feathers a deceptively fast one from Aaron Thomason.
Wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose holds on to it, and Birmingham are in control, with Glamorgan in all kinds of trouble.
Image source, Getty ImagesRudolph 24, Miller 0
Jacques Rudolph guides away two well-placed shots to the boundary. David Miller is the man who came in to replace the departed Colin Ingram.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat is a brilliant catch - there's life in the old dog yet. He sprinted away to his left, dived full length and managed to hold onto it.
The most impressive thing was how he controlled his dive.
Glamorgan 31-2
Catches win matches. And in only four overs, Birmingham have made two absolutely stunning catches.
Take a bow captain Grant Elliott. Danger man Colin Ingram hits it high, high into the sky. Elliott sprints after it, with his eyes on the ball and dives to his left. A truly, remarkable piece of cricket.
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This is definitely worth watching. Here is the stunning catch from Sam Hain, to dismiss opener Aneurin Donald.
Rudolph 15, Ingram 11
Birmingham got off to a cracking start, and Glamorgan have put their foot down at the start of their innings.
They are going at ten an over, with captain Jacques Rudolph on 15 and Colin Ingram, who has hit two centuries in this season's competition, on 11.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's not very often the Bears have taken a wicket in the first over in this competition.
In fact, it's only the second time it's happened in 15 innings in T20 Blast this summer.
They have one of the worst economy rates in the opening over - but they're off to a better start here.
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Rudolph 10, Ingram 10
Jeetan Patel's first over is a costly one, with Glamorgan whacking two boundaries with 11 coming from the over.
Only Leicestershire seamer Clint McKay has taken more wickets in this season's T20 Blast than Birmingham Bears spinner Jeetan Patel, who is in action in only the second over.
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