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
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
Was this the moment that swung the second semi-final in Notts' favour? Hampshire were 120-4 in the 15th over, needing another 50 for victory, when James Vince was caught by Brendan Taylor after hitting three sixes and five fours in his 32-ball innings.
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
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Notts bowler Steven Mullaney: "It's a new thing for most of us getting to the final so it's an exciting time.
"We'll grab a bite to eat, focus and then warm up for the final.
"Birmingham look strong, Ed Pollock played really well in the semi-final so he will be a big wicket.
"If we play as we did in the quarter and semi-finals, that should be enough to win."
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
Notts skipper Dan Christian tells Sky Sports: "It was a bit tight out there when James (Vince) was smacking it around. Steven Mullaney was fantastic for us as he's had a tough season at Trent Bridge with the short boundaries and good wickets.
"It's one each between us and Birmingham this season. It's nice to be playing a team we know so well in the final. But it's their home turf so it's going to be difficult for us."
Notts Outlaws and Birmingham Bears (Warwickshire) have met 12 times in T20 games over the years - and Notts have the edge by a 7-5 margin.
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
Hampshire captain James Vince tells Sky Sports: "We lost our way in the middle (of our innings). The position we got ourselves into, it's disappointing not to get over the line."
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
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Notts bowler Harry Gurney: "We've won the One-Day Cup this year, so that was great experience for today.
"Birmingham look like a great side so it will be a fantastic final.
"We'll sit in the dressing room, chill out for a bit and then come straight back out ready to play."
Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire by 23 runs
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
They won the key moments of this game.
They did the job and have plenty of match winners in the side. Harry Gurney taking three wickets at the end of the game, along with George Bailey's wicket, is where Notts won today's match.
Chris Wood and Mason Crane don't look to have the kind of shots in their respective repertoires to get Hampshire close to this target, and that is all she wrote and Jake Ball produces a perfect yorker to bowl the former and end the contest.
Hampshire let a golden opportunity slip there, as they appeared to be cruising at one stage with James Vince well-set. But Notts reach the final for the first time since 2006 and will face Birmingham Bears.
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James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Harry Gurney has been brilliant today.
He's bowled the slower balls at the right time. All these bowlers have the skills - it's just knowing when to use them.
Gurney 3-0-19-3
Chris Wood denies Harry Gurney a hat-trick by tickling it away for a single, then the left-arm paceman gives away a leg-side wide. That is unlikely to be important given the match position.
Gurney abandons his run-up as something flies into his left eye, but he's soon back at the end of his mark and Mason Crane collects two runs into the leg-side.
Three wickets in that over - is game over? Hampshire need 27 off two.
Hampshire 140-9 - target 170
Slower ball by Harry Gurney, Kyle Abbott plays too soon and spoons up a catch to mid-off. Gurney on a hat-trick.
Image source, PAHampshire 140-8 - target 170
Remember that record by Dan Hartman, Instant Replay. Well, that's what just happened as Gareth Berg departs in identical fashion to Liam Dawson.
Image source, PAHampshire 140-7 - target 170
Liam Dawson is not a natural biffer and he is way short of the rope with that one as Riki Wessels accepts a comfortable catch. Is the Hampshire chase running out of steam?
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It's ebbed and flowed, this game.
For me the turning point was the wicket of George Bailey. I thought him and James Vince were going to see this game through.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDawson 4, Berg 15
Pace on the ball now from......Jake Ball. Liam Dawson crashes the first one away, but it's only a single. What can Gareth Berg do? He can step away and carve it square for four, that's what, just a couple of inches short of being a six.
Berg clearly prefers the off-side, so Ball cramps him for room and he loses the strike. There's one for Liam Dawson, though, from a leg-stump full toss and Beg slashes the final delivery fine for four.
Good over for Hampshire - 30 needed off three overs is the equation. You can work out the required run-rate yourselves from that.
Berg 3, Dawson 3
This has all gone away for Hampshire and Ish Sodhi almost adopts a 'hit me if you dare' approach to his third over. They can't as only four come from it. The target now 44 from 24 balls. Suddenly, Hampshire need a couple of sixes to get them back on course.
Mullaney 4-0-22-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesGareth Berg is off the mark with a single and Liam Dawson adds another from Steven Mullaney's final delivery of the game.
He finishes with 3-22, a tremendous performance, which has certainly revived their chances of victory.
Hampshire need 48 off 30.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Steve Mullaney does it again! He picks up vital wickets for Notts and it was an excellent catch from Brendan Taylor.
James Vince was controlling this game for Hampshire.
Hampshire 120-6 - target 170
Brilliant work by Samit Patel as his direct hit runs out Michael Carberry. He called it from the non-striker's end, so he can't blame Liam Dawson.
Image source, PAHampshire 119-5 - target 170
What a spell by Steven Mullaney and there's his third wicket - and it's the big one.
James Vince times the ball beautifully but picks out Brendan Taylor at backward square. What impact will that have on Hampshire's self-belief? Here comes Liam Dawson to try to see them home.
Vince 56, Carberry 12
Glorious by Michael Carberry as he slams the ball back over Samit Patel's head for a magnificent straight six. An unsuccessful attempt to repeat the stroke at the end of the over results in a single to long-on.