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
Sibley 18, Hain 2
Craig Meschede, take a bow.
Amidst all the boundaries from the Bears, he concedes just four runs and takes the wicket of Adam Hose in the eighth over.
Sam Hain is the new batsman for the hosts - who are still on top overall.
Birmingham Bears 72-2
The key moment of the match so far - Glamorgan finally ending Ed Pollock's disruptive innings.
No-one for Bears has really picked up the pace since he was dismissed...
Birmingham Bears 68-2
Adam Hose is in and out in double quick time.
He goes for a big shot but the ball is a slower one and it never had the power to reach the boundary.
Clever bowling from Craig Meschede and well-taken catch by Aneurin Donald.
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James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
What a start from Birmingham and that is solely down to Ed Pollock. He whacked it to all parts, an outstanding knock and just what Birmingham Bears needed. Brilliant.
Image source, Getty ImagesSibley 13, Hose 0
That's the powerplay done - the Bears will be chuffed with their efforts so far.
It has to be said Kiran Carlson took his catch very well to see the end of Ed Pollock.
Birmingham Bears 65-1
Ed Pollock has been stopped in his tracks, but 50 runs off 27 balls has caused enough difficulty for Glamorgan as it is.
How will the Bears react? Can they continue at the same rate?
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Birmingham Bears 58-0
Well, I wasn't expecting our first half-century just five overs in - but Ed Pollock has smashed it.
He has his 50 runs from 23 balls, with five fours and two sixes.
Dominic Sibley has started playing some shots too, which is ominous for a shell-shocked looking Glamorgan side.
Image source, Getty ImagesJames Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
How good is this to watch? No nonsense batting from Pollock and Birmingham. It takes some character and confidence to do this first up and play such a positive attacking brand of cricket.
Image source, Getty ImagesPollock 47, Sibley 2
No six in this over, but this Ed Pollock innings has all the makings of something special.
Two fours take him to 47 off just 20 balls - Glamorgan manage three dot balls to calm the scoring down just a tad, but they really need to get Pollock out ASAP.
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Birmingham Bears 41-0
This is the kind of big hitting I'm trying my best to describe from Ed Pollock.
He's giving the Glamorgan bowlers no respect whatsoever, and that's what ruthless T20 cricket is all about.
Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I like Birmingham today, it is their home ground, they have signed a couple of players that are very important in Dominic Sibley and Adam Hose and it has changed the dynamic of their side.
They were a little bit aged, but with Grant Elliott taking over from Ian Bell, they look a very rounded side and they have the best T20 bowler in the country in Jeetan Patel.
All four sides have claims, if Hampshire produce their best performance as they did in the quarter-finals it could be them. Notts are often the bridesmaids and Glamorgan are the underdogs.
Pollock 39, Sibley 1
A six every over - how long can we keep this up today?!
Once again it's Ed Pollock causing the damage - he's teeing off at free will and this time Marchant de Lange is the bowler taking the punishment.
Just the 15 runs off the third over - Dominic Sibley gets off the mark but it's Pollock getting all the boundaries... another six and four to add to his ever-growing tally.
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Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
I would say the ground is just over half full at the moment.
I just heard over a security guard's walkie-talkie that there are still big queues outside.
The main road into Birmingham being closed and extra security searches haven't helped - but we're getting there.
Pollock 24, Sibley 0
We're only two overs in, but are Glamorgan in trouble already?
Ed Pollock whacks Michael Hogan over the top - he doesn't catch it plum but it goes all the way.
He then hits another a long way up, but enough legs for the six.
Nerves? What nerves? His batting partner Dominic Sibley finally gets on strike for the 11th ball.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJames Taylor
Ex-England batsman on Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
An excellent start for Birmingham Bears. Ed Pollock is renowned for being an excellent starter, that is why Glamorgan started with a spinner but 11 off the over.
Pollock 11, Sibley 0
No time wasted to get the first maximum of T20 Finals Day, Ed Pollock thrashing Colin Ingram for six.
He added another boundary in the over, forcing Ingram to go over the wicket for his final ball.
Great start for the Bears.
Glamorgan v Birmingham Bears (11:00 BST)
Colin Ingram to deliver some leg-spin for Glamorgan in the first over.
Unusual to see him open the bowling...
Glamorgan v Birmingham Bears (11:00 BST)
The teams are out at Edgbaston - this picture was taken a short time ago, doesn't it look nice?!
Birmingham Bears to bat first... what total can they manage? What would be par?