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
Hampshire 323-7
A full, straight delivery is completely missed by Gareth Berg and he's gone for nine. Calum Haggett is chuffed with that. A big cheer goes up around the ground.
Out comes Dale Steyn with three balls to go.
Image source, Rex FeaturesCalum Haggett is chosen to bowl the final over of the Kent attack.
Sam Northeast finds five runs from the first four balls of the over against Matt Henry, before Gareth Berg launches a big six over long on. It's a timely six. That's taken Hampshire past 320. Six balls to go.
Berg 3, Northeast 63
Joe Denly's fine spell ends. It's 4-57 for him, although nine runs came off this 48th over.
All eyes are on Hampshire's total. Two overs remain.
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Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
This is a real period for Kent, at one point it was looking like it was going to be 380 and now Kent are pegging Hampshire back.
Kent will be over the moon at their finish.
Hampshire 302-6
Oops. Hampshire's Gareth Berg lets go of his bat but thankfully it doesn't hit anyone. He gets off the mark with his next ball though.
Moments later, Sam Northeast knocks one over extra cover and it's fielded well by Kent to stop it going for four but that's 300 up for Hampshire.
Their hopes of hitting 350 - which looked likely an hour ago - have faded, but this still looks set to be a competitive total.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHampshire 297-6
Well, hello! A second wicket in the over. Joe Denly (4-48) is having a fine spell. New man Joe Weatherley goes for a duck, out to the second ball he faces. The umpire didn't need long to think about it. It hit him just in line.
Four overs to go.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHampshire 297-5
It's a third wicket for Joe Denly and it's a superb catch by Sean Dickson, who watched it all the way and it was a really high one in the air too.
Lewis McManus goes for six. The leg-spin of Denly is aiding Kent's cause here.
Here's how Rilee Rossouw fell for 125.
Charles Dagnall on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra thinks "he'll be devastated" by that dismissal.
Hampshire 294-4
Lewis McManus gets off the mark, hitting one away for four down the offside.
Moments later, Sam Northeast brings up his 50 with a single and there's a smattering of applause. He's batted well against his old side.
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Dimitri Mascarenhas
Ex-Hampshire all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That is a shame for Liam Dawson, that's one of his best shots as well, he loves going over and through the extra cover area but on this occasion just found the bottom of the bat trying to go over and it was an easy catch.
Hampshire's Lewis McManus accompanies Sam Northeast now, with the latter closing in on a 50.
There are six more overs to go in Hampshire's innings and they have more than enough wickets in hand to take some more risks now.
It's a maiden over though. Much better for Kent.
Hampshire 287-4
But, from the very next ball, Liam Dawson misjudges Joe Denly's delivery and clips an easy one up for Alex Blake to catch at cover point.
It's Denly's second wicket. Four down for Hampshire.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSam Northeast launches his second six of the innings, this time playing a beauty out past long off. It's a really nice strike.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Hampshire have been outstanding in forming partnerships and that's the way to get up to a big total and Rilee Rossouw has led from the front.
In these big games, you want your big international stars to step up and Rossouw has certainly done that.
He is a world-class performer.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDawson 2, Northeast 41
Liam Dawson comes out to join Sam Northeast in the middle for Hampshire.
Dawson gets off the mark with the second delivery that he faces.
The over ends with a missed catch from Sam Billings. There was just the faintest of touches from Sam Northeast, and it was all fairly innocuous, but replays show Kent could have had another wicket if Billings had held it.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHampshire 270-3
The commentator's curse, eh? Sorry, Rilee Rossouw. One ball later... The Hampshire man is caught at mid-wicket for 125.
A terrific innings, which could prove to be a match-winning one. 125 runs off 114 balls.
Harry Podmore is smacked high in to the sky by Sam Northeast but the ball lands just a foot or so short of another six for the former Kent man. He's up to 39.
There's no real hint of a breakthrough for Kent at the moment.
Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
It's fair to say this has been well and truly Rilee Rossouw's day so far.
This innings is even more impressive in terms of his stamina and concentration bearing in mind I've just learned he had a rather disrupted build-up to the final.
Apparently he found himself caught up in a bit of drama with a lift at the Hampshire hotel last night that saw him trapped inside between floors for 45 minutes.
Clearly showing no ill affects of claustrophobia on the evidence of this knock for his side.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn the 40th over, Rilee Rossouw hits a smashing four straight back down the ground and he actually has the umpire moving out of the way of it, for his own safety!
Hampshire's projected score is now 366 as the second Powerplay phase ends.