Hants beat Kent by 61 runs to win One-Day Cup
Hampshire's 331-7 a record score in a Lord's final
Opener Rossouw made 125 off 114 balls
Alsop (72) & Northeast (75*) scored half-centuries
Kent's Bell-Drummond hit 86, Billings struck 75
This has been an impressive start from Harry Podmore, drawing a thick outside edge from Tom Alsop off the final delivery of his second set of six.
Just two runs come from that over and, it has to be said, it's all been rather sedate so far at sunny Lord's.
Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It's been 10 years since Kent have been in a final and have been in this transitioning phase for the last three or four years. It been exciting seeing the young players coming through.
They will come out here and play without any fear, that is where they will be most dangerous.
Kent's star man, fast bowler Matt Henry, joins Harry Podmore in taking the new cherry.
He starts with a no ball, presenting Rilee Rossouw with a free hit and a chance to get off the mark, but a full swinging delivery leaves Rossouw on his backside and having to settle for a scampered leg bye.
A straight drive, not perfectly timed, from Tom Alsop provides him with a second boundary of the innings.
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Harry Podmore recovers well, following his first ball up with three dots and even drawing a false shot from Hampshire opener Tom Alsop.
But the 23-year-old then spoils that by straying a bit too straight from his penultimate delivery and Alsop gets off the mark with a boundary behind square on the leg side.
Image source, Rex Features... And it's a wide. Good start.
Right-armer Harry Podmore has the new ball in his hand and Tom Alsop will face the first ball of this One-Day Cup final...
Dimitri Mascarenhas
Ex-Hampshire all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
The wickets are generally pretty good at Lord's, especially this time of year - very good for batting.
Hampshire will be pretty happy batting first. They'll want to get the runs on the board and put pressure on the opposition.
I think early on they might be circumspect and have a look and see if there is any movement, get themselves in and go from there.
As Adam says, the scene is an absolute picture at Lord's. The perfect day for a final.
The Kent players have made their way out onto the surface, which means the start is now just a few moments away.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
What an absolutely stunning day here in London for this One-Day Final.
If the MCC had ordered in the weather, they must have some pretty strong customer relations with those up above.
But despite the fact there's been barely a drop of moisture in the air in the past 10 days or so, the wicket for this final has a very noticeable green tinge to it.
Something in it for both batsmen and bowlers perhaps on this sweltering day?
Either way - should be a belter of a game.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesAlex Hales was the star of last year's One-Day Cup final.
The England one-day batsman struck 187 not out - the highest individual limited-overs score at Lord's - in a four-wicket win for Notts Outlaws over Surrey.
Which player will be holding the trophy and the champers later today?
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Commentary teams from BBC Radio Solent and BBC Radio Kent are also in position at Lord's.
Kent: Bell-Drummond, Kuhn, Denly, Dickson, Billings, Blake, Stevens, Haggett, Podmore, Henry, Qayyum.
Hampshire: Rossouw, Alsop, Vince, Northeast, Weatherley, Dawson, McManus, Berg, Wood, Steyn, Crane.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
Hampshire have opted to play leg-spinner Mason Crane instead of left-arm seamer Reece Topley in this final.
Crane, who made his England Test debut in the winter against Australia, has had an injury-disrupted time since.
He was ruled out of the tour of New Zealand with a stress fracture of the back, which has since recurred during the past month.
The word from the Hampshire camp is that he has had a pain-killing injection to allow him to play today. There are also reports it will be last time he gets to feature for his county for the rest of the season.
Image source, Getty ImagesAs it happens, Hampshire captain James Vince says he would've batted first anyway.
He adds "the thought of lifting the trophy at the end is something I'd remember for ever".
Kent captain Sam Billings:
"It's a game between two very good sides. We just feel bowling first gives us the best possible opportunity to win the game.
"We had a really good win in the week in the County Championship. Confidence is high, the lads have been fantastic all year and there's a really good feel about the place."
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