Kent reach first Lord's final since 2008 with two balls to spare
Heino Kuhn's 127 was his fourth century in five One-Day Cup innings
Kent will play Hampshire or Yorkshire in final on 30 June
Worcestershire scored 306-6 after choosing to bat first
Ben Cox hit 122 not out off 106 balls, Ed Barnard 50 off 28
D'Oliveira & Cox shared Worcs record fifth-wicket stand of 140
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
The end of a really nice knock from Adam Rouse, he's taken Kent to a decent total to get them back into the game but he just needed to take the Spitfires to the next level.
Wocestershire are back in control of the innings.
Kuhn 67, Stevens 3
It's advantage Worcestershire following that Adam Rouse dismissal, but Kent are by no means out of contention.
The run rate is a concern for the visitors though, needing to score 155 from their final 18 overs.
Worcestershire could rue three chances that went begging should Kent go on to win this match.
Heino Kuhn was put down by Daryl Mitchell and Brett D'Oliveira failed to gather a threw cleanly with Adam Rouse yards out of his ground.
Keeper Ben Cox, though, could at least claim his was a really difficult chance as he anticipated a ramp shot by Kuhn but the ball bounced off his hand.
Kuhn 63, Stevens 1
Darren Stevens is the new man in - can the veteran all-rounder inspire Kent to victory?
He takes a single from the final ball of the over to keep the strike.
Rouse c Rhodes b Mitchell 70
Daryl Mitchell comes through with a huge wicket.
He's bowled well throughout his spell, and finally he gets his man, Adam Rouse caught at mid-off by George Rhodes.
The 114-run partnership is broken.
Quote MessageThere was a growing sense of unease around New Road as that century stand between Heino Kuhn and Adam Rouse evolved. Even the amusing musical banter between the Pears lovers and their equally raucous hop-fuelled rivals from Kent had softened to a light accompaniment. Worcestershire supporters would feel a lot easier about their prospects of a first Lord’s final in 14 years if Daryl Mitchell had not spilled that return catch from Kuhn. And any team with a competitor like Darren Stevens, even at 42, is always to be feared. But has Rouse’s removal turned this contest for the final time?"
Ged Scott, BBC Sport at New Road
Kuhn 62, Rouse 70
Kent have decided they've waited long enough to attack.
Adam Rouse hits Brett D'Oliveira for four before he's almost beaten playing another attacking sweep, only for a misfield to bring him two more runs.
Two singles follow before Rouse breaks out the sweep again, this time connecting well enough to send the ball zipping away through square leg for four.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That was nearly as good as his batting innings, that was excellent from Ben Cox.
Anticipation, that was the key there, he's always thinking as a wicket keeper.
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Kuhn 61, Rouse 59
Technically, this goes down as a drop.
It;s great wicket-keeping from Ben Cox though, anticipating a ramp shot and almost picking the ball out of the air with his right hand.
Another good over from Daryl Mitchell goes awry at the end, as a wide ball is followed by Heino Kuhn's drag to the leg-side boundary.
Kuhn 57, Rouse 58
Image source, PAAdam Rouse is rapidly closing in on his career-best List A score of 75, a sweep beating the infield and running away to the fine leg boundary.
Nine runs come off the over, a much-needed boost for the Kent batsmen.
Kuhn 54, Rouse 52
Worcestershire are keeping the run rate down, but could they come to regret their missed wicket-taking chances?
The visitors need to up the pace with the bat, but with Heino Kuhn well set, plus Darren Stevens and Alex Blake waiting to come in, they have the firepower.
The required run rate, though, is more than eight an over and climbing.
Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
This is a battle of composure now in the last quarter of the match.
Adam Rouse should have been run out and Heino Kuhn should have been caught.
If you're a Worcestershire fan, you'll be hoping those two mistakes won't cost you
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Kuhn 53, Rouse 50
Adam Rouse reaches 50 from 72 balls, but he should be run out from his 73rd.
Ed Barnard whips a throw in at the non-striker's end, where Rouse is yards short of the crease, but Brett D'Oliveira can't bring the ball in to take the bails off.
Huge mistake from the Worcestershire spinner.
Kuhn 50, Rouse 48
A really difficult chance, but one Worcestershire needed to take.
Daryl Mitchell can't snaffle a low caught-and-bowled opportunity as Heino Kuhn sends the ball back down the track to the bowler.
Kent need 198 more at the half-way point of their innings.
Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
When you're in form you've got to make the most of it and Heino Kuhn has done just that.
He has a lot of work to do, it was a very moderate and calm celebration, he's been here before and he needs to bat through now.
He's going brilliantly for Kent.
Brilliant batting from Heino Kuhn.
The South African is keeping up his prolific run of form, reaching 50 from 55 balls.
Adam Rouse hits Charlie Morris for four to complete another good over for Kent.
Image source, PAKuhn 48, Rouse 42
The 100 is up for Kent.
Daryl Mitchell allows four runs, with the visitors now 207 short of the target.
Kuhn 47, Rouse 39
Charlie Morris is back into the attack, with only two runs coming from the over.
Should Dillon Pennington be given another bowl?
It might be a risk with only five overs left for the youngster, but he was by far the most dangerous bowler in the early stages.
Kuhn 46, Rouse 38
It's tense at New Road, if not thrilling viewing for the neutral.
Heino Kuhn is just a boundary away from a well-deserved 50.
Kuhn 45, Rouse 35
Kent are well ahead of the pace Worcestershire were setting at this point, with 21 more runs on the board and one more wicket in hand.
Heino Kuhn is just five runs from his 50, with Adam Rouse well set on 35.
Image source, PAKuhn 44, Rouse 32
It's getting hard to find new ways to describe this game, as Kent continue to work the Worcestershire bowlers for singles.
Three of them come from Daryl Mitchell's first five balls, before Adam Rouse ups the excitement with two runs from the final delivery.