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
Hampshire 111-4 (13 overs)
As they've been doing throughout the T20 Blast campaign, our BBC local radio colleagues are following their county sides in their bid of Finals Day glory.
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Vince 55, Carberry 5
Michael Carberry is next out of the dugout for Hants, who breathe a sigh of relief when a leading edge by James Vince falls short of the cover fielder.
Steven Mullaney gives the final ball a bit of width and Carberry edges it away for a less than convincing boundary.
Much depends on James Vince for Hampshire now.
He's just reached his half-century, and here's a six that Vince hit off Ish Sodhi. He almost managed to pick out England legend Darren Gough in the crowd too!
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
He's been gun barrel straight all day but it's the changes of pace that are really working.
Slower ball and Bailey swung and missed.
Notts Outlaws 169-7 v Hampshire 105-4
That was unnecessary by George Bailey, who attempts a big yahoo, misreads the pace of the ball and is bowled. Two wickets now for Steven Mullaney. Is this a wobble by Hampshire?
Image source, Rex FeaturesVince 54, Bailey 4
Ish Sodhi starts a new over as Hi Ho Silver Linging echoes around the ground and the fearless (or reckless?) Andrew Flintoff and Marcus Trescothick are belted into the vertical catapult ride.
It's a good over for Notts, yielding only six singles.
Vince 51, Bailey 1
New batsman George Bailey is immediately under way with a single and James Vince adds another to end the over.
Despite the loss of Tom Alsop, 71 from 54 balls should be doable for Hampshire if they keep their heads.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Excellent bowling from Steven Mullaney. He's been varying his pace - the chopping and changing caught Alsop and he wasn't quite ready for it.
Hampshire 97-3 - target 170
Tom Alsop is fortunate as a thin inside edge beats the wicketkeeper and rolls away for four runs.
But he is outfoxed by Steven Mullaney as the all-rounder swoops to pick up a return catch just centimetres above the turf.
Vince 50, Alsop 14
Samit Patel is doing a decent job for Notts with the ball, but he is unable to hang onto a caught and bowled as Tom Alsop flays it shoulder-height to his right.
Hampshire have to settle for singles, until James Vince slams the final ball into the crowd at mid-wicket for six to reach a 25-ball fifty.
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Vince 43, Alsop 10
Military medium from Steven Mullaney is the next offering from the multi-faceted Notts attack. Absolutely no pace for the two batsmen to work with and they can only add five to the score. Here comes Back In Black by AC/DC over the PA system.
Vince 41, Alsop 7
The leg-spin of Mason Crane and Shahid Afridi worked for Hampshire in the Notts innings. How will New Zealander Ish Sodhi fare for the Outlaws?
His first ball costs him four runs, courtesy of poor fielding by Dan Christian at cover. There's turn out there for Sodhi, but that doesn't concern James Vince who hammers the final delivery for six.
Here's the big moment so far as Shahid Afridi picks out Alex Hales at deep mid-wicket off the first ball of Hampshire's reply.
Vince 29, Alsop 5
Tom Alsop is the new batsman and faces up to the left-arm spin of Samit Patel. A reverse-sweep to the second shows commendable confidence and it runs away fine for four runs. That delivery apart, it's a good over as only six are added to the Hampshire total.
Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
It really is the most wonderful scene at Edgbaston right now.
A packed ground, bathed in late summer sunshine and 25,000 people having a great time at the cricket.
And we've had a couple of cracking games. T20 cricket has its cynics, but this is spot on.
Hampshire 55-2 - target 170
Calvin Dickinson slices the ball to third man for four and then lifts the next over gully-head for another. Jake Ball's final delivery of the over ends his innings, however, as a short-arm pull shot provides Dan Christian with an easy catch. Notts really needed that.
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Sussex and ex-England batsman Luke Wright: "It looks like the spinners will be in the game but I still fancy Hampshire. James Vince is going to be huge for them. It was disappointing to see Afridi go early, but Vince always seems to stand up on the big occasion."
Two more fours for Calvin Dickinson. Hampshire pass 50.
Vince 27, Dickinson 18
Calvin Dickinson has found his range - a four and a six in Harry Gurney's over.
Six balls of the powerplay left.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
He's a hard man to keep quiet in the first six overs. You have to have the cover point deep because he loves the lofted shot over cover, but he's also got the pull shot.
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