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
The new man is Colin Ingram. He's had a pretty decent tournament so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesGlamorgan's Colin Ingram has hit more sixes than any other batsman in this season's T20 Blast.
Rudolph 9, Ingram 0
One wicket down, three boundaries. Fair to say a lively first over from Chris Woakes.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special
That's a massive wicket for the Bears, and a big wicket for Chris Woakes.
That's what they needed, to set the tone with the ball.
Donald's strike rate is big, so he's a massive player for Glamorgan.
Glamorgan 5-1
Just what Birmingham needed, in only the fourth ball of the innings.
Aneurin Donald pulls one away, powerfully heading to the boundary, but Sam Hain makes up a lot of ground, throws himself to the right, gets a hand to it and can then take the catch at the second attempt. Great stuff.
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So here we go for Glamorgan. Chris Woakes has the ball in his hand and Jacques Rudolph gets ready to face. Aneurin Donald is the man at the other end.
Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Oh dear, a steward in front of the Eric Hollies stand has just confiscated a couple of beach balls.
Huge boos ring out from the Hulk Hogans, jockeys and sailors.
Edgbaston is packed, bathed in sunshine, and awash with colour. A magnificent sight.
Dominic Sibley made 27 for Birmingham, before being caught by David Miller off the bowling of Colin Ingram, which you can see again here.
So, Glamorgan need to get to 176 to reach the final later on today.
It was a breathtaking start for Birmingham Bears with Ed Pollock only needing 23 balls to reach a half-century.
But Glamorgan did well to peg Birmingham back as they fell from 65-0 to 93-4. Grant Elliott (32) and Colin de Grandhomme (30) got the scoreboard ticking over again, but some quick wickets at the end of the innings left Birmingham short of what they would have been hoping for.
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Birmingham Bears' Sam Hain, who scored nine in that innings, tells BBC Radio 5 live sports extra: "With the start we got, we would have liked a bit more, but I think we are just about par and we have to go out with the ball and get the job done.
"Ed Pollock was brilliant up top. You don't judge a pitch until both teams have batted so we will see what happens.
"To play in this is an awesome experience and I'm really enjoying it so fingers crossed we can get the job done."
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Runs on the board are nice, but it has been a momentum shift. It looked like Glamorgan would be chasing 195.
Stone 0, Ambrose 0
The final two balls yield two wickets for Glamorgan - Jeetan Patel, better known for his bowling, is dismissed first ball.
Then Chris Woakes is run out trying to eek one extra one from their innings.
Glamorgan have had much the better of the closing stages of this Bears innings.
The Welsh side will need 176 to reach the final at Edgbaston.
Image source, Getty ImagesBirmingham Bears 174-8
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sport extra
Good work from the keeper, it was on the half-volley, he gathered it nicely and was composed. In T20 cricket you can sometimes panic, but he was in full control then.
Birmingham Bears 174-7
Aaron Thomason thinks he can make a quick single but a wonderful throw from the Glamorgan throw and quick piece of work from the wicketkeeper sees him walk.
Image source, Getty ImagesBirmingham Bears 172-6
A lot of fours from the Bears - but they've lacked sixes in recent overs, after such an electric start.
Thoamson 13, Woakes 0
England all rounder Chris Woakes is at the crease - the Bears could do with a touch of international class right now.
Michael Hogan, 36, to bowl the final over - expect fireworks.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
A good catch, clever blowing, De Grandhomme was thinking of a yorker, but when you have that extra pace you can throw in that variation and that is why he spoons it to deep mid-wicket.
Birmingham Bears 164-6
This is not how the Bears would like their penultimate over to go.
Not only does Colin de Grandhomme get caught by Aneurin Donald off Marchant de Lange - but they have just two runs off the first four balls of the over.
Pressure on.
Image source, PAde Grandhomme 29, Thomason 9
A cracking over for the Bears - not so much for Glamorgan bowler Graham Wagg, who's gone for 41 off just three overs.
There's an unnecessary wide thrown in there as well.
Boundaries are beginning to become commonplace once more - 17 off the over.