Northeast joins the partypublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 18 June 2018
Interval: Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
Sam Northeast begins to go on the attack with a big maximum...
Hampshire beat Yorkshire by 107 runs
Hants captain Vince scores 171 off 126 balls
Vince & Northeast (58) put on 142
Hampshire make 348-9
Yorkshire slump to 241 all out
Tattersall makes valiant 89 for Tykes
Hampshire will play Kent in final at Lord's on 30 June
Gary Smee
Interval: Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
Sam Northeast begins to go on the attack with a big maximum...
Interval: Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
James Vince raced to his eighth List A century off just 83 balls...
Interval: Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
James Vince continued to play his shots including this pull for six...
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Rilee Rossouw skipped down the wicket and played an ugly mow...
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Yorkshire seamer Ben Coad found a bit of extra bounce to find Jimmy Adams' edge...
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Hampshire opener Jimmy Adams was in decent nick in the first few overs...
While the players take a break, and myself and Gary re-hydrate, let's take a look at the highlights from Hampshire's innings...
Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
That's Hampshire's sixth-highest List A score.
It'll be some chase if Yorkshire pull it off.
Interval: Hampshire 348-9 v Yorkshire
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC 5 live sports extra
A great end to the innings from Hampshire, James Vince the star of the show today though, he been absolutely unbelievable.
I think Hampshire will be happy with 348 and they will be looking to defend it with a strong bowling attack which I think they have got.
Hampshire 348-9 (50 overs)
Wow.
What a way to finish the innings.
Reece Topley launches Tim Bresnan's final ball back down the ground for six, as Hampshire close on 348-9.
Steyn run out (Tattersall) 6 (Hampshire 342-9)
Dale Steyn hits a beautiful drive down the ground for four, but swings and misses at a few Tim Bresnan efforts too.
He's eventually out trying to run a single after Gareth Berg played and missed, but Jonny Tattersall makes the easy throw at the stumps from his wicket-keeper spot.
Wood b Patterson 2 (Hampshire 337-8)
Chris Wood narrowly survives being run out by a direct hit from Cheteshwar Pujara before he has chance to face a ball, but he's gone quickly after.
Wood takes two from his first ball, but he's bowled on his second as he moves outside off-stump to attempt a scoop.
Good bowling by Steve Patterson, who finishes with figures of 2-56.
McManus c Leaning b Patterson 25 (Hampshire 333-7)
Yorkshire strike again.
Lewis McManus tries to guide a fuller delivery to the off-side boundary, but he drives the ball straight to Jack Leaning.
McManus 25, Berg 4
Tim Bresnan is swiped away through extra point for four by Lewis McManus, who adds a two and a single off the next two balls.
Gareth Berg hasn't quite found his range yet as he can take only one from the next two balls, but McManus smashes a pull shot to the square leg boundary for four more to finish the over.
McManus 14, Berg 3
Steven Patterson gets away with a pair of full tosses as only seven runs come from the 47th over.
Yorkshire have done brilliantly to fight back and give themselves half a chance in this game.
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC 5 live sports extra
A special knock from James Vince, a real captain's innings, played beautifully all around the ground.
It was a really good catch at mid-on from Tom Kohler-Cadmore who did really well to not take himself back over the boundary rope.
Vince c Kohler-Cadmore b Lyth 171 (Hampshire 313-6)
Adam Lyth has done a brilliant job for Yorkshire in these late overs, but he's punished for a slightly overpitched delivery on middle stump.
Lewis McManus opens up his shoulders and lofts the ball straight down the pitch for a big six.
But Lyth fights back to claim the prize wicket Yorkshire needed with his final ball, James Vince holing out to the long-on boundary for a magnificent 171.
Hampshire 304-5
Charlotte Edwards
Ex-England captain on BBC 5 live sports extra
Absolutely loved watching James Vince today.
When you think of an emoji, I can only think of the one with the heart eyes.
It makes me think why he's not playing for England, I understand why he's not but he must be frustrated as anyone.
Vince 170, McManus 3
James Vince bludgeons Matt Fisher for four, but the 20-year-old responds by holding Hampshire to just three more through the rest of the over.
Adam Lyth will hope to keep up the pressure at the other end.
Vince 163, McManus 3
They've just shown the replay of that Adam Lyth lbw shout.
It should have been given you know - Hampshire have got a little bit lucky there.