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
Vince 8, Rossouw 75
Thanks, Brendon. Afternoon, one and all.
Darren Stevens resumes and concedes eight off the 26th over, after Rilee Rossouw reaches 75 with another boundary.
There's an 'oooh' from the crowd as Kent attempt to run out James Vince with the final ball of the over, but the England man got there for a simple single with room to spare.
And with the end of that over I shall bid you farewell for now. My colleague Tom Garry will talk you through the rest of the Hampshire innings.
Over to you, Tom...
Imran Qayyum continues from the other end and generally continues to keep things tight, too - the only blemish there a Rilee Rossouw four through the covers.
As Dimitri Mascarenhas alluded to on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, you have to question why he wasn't brought into the attack earlier.
At the midway stage Hampshire are 157-1 and look set for a big'un.
Image source, Getty ImagesVince 5, Rossouw 63
Rilee Rossouw hasn't always looked totally comfortable at the crease, but he does seem to have taken a bit of a liking to Matt Henry, smashing his second six of the day from the second ball of his latest over.
He may have lost his opening partner, but the intent hasn't changed, that's for sure.
Dimitri Mascarenhas
Ex-Hampshire all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That was lovely bowling from Imran Qayyum and I'm surprised it took so long for Kent to get him on. He's been bowling really well this year and he's just put it in the right spot.
Tom Alsop has had a brilliant innings of 72 from 75 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTom Alsop and Rilee Rossouw shared 136 for the first wicket.
You can watch some of their best boundaries, including the big six that brought up Rossouw's half-century, below.
Well bowled, Imran Qayyum.
Two dots from the final two deliveries keep the damage to a minimum and it's potentially a big old over for Kent.
England batsman James Vince strides to the crease and, having survived his first ball, then clips his second away to the boundary.
He timed that ominously well.
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Hampshire 136-1
And there's the breakthrough!
A flighted delivery from the spinner Imran Qayyum deceives Tom Alsop, who'd taken a couple of steps down the pitch, and Sam Billings whips off the bails with the batsman out of his crease.
Boy, did Kent need that?
Alsop 71, Rossouw 55
With these two batsmen well set and wickets in hand, what sort of score are we looking at here do we reckon? Something in the region of 330-340 look about right?
Tom Alsop passes 70 with his 11th four off Matt Henry, who hasn't looked overly threatening, it must be said.
Fabian Cowdrey has his wish, though, as Imran Qayyum comes into the attack.
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Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It was a wonderful shot from Rilee Rossouw to bring up his half-century and a sign of a man in a bit of form and with confidence.
All that said, both batsmen are still treating Darren Stevens' bowling with plenty of respect - his medium pace, bowled short of a length, has been difficult to get away.
Just four singles come from that over.
Fabian Cowdrey
Ex-Kent all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I would bring in Imran Qayyum into attack for Kent - it's time for a front line spinner.
Kent desperately need a wicket just to break up one end because at the moment it's looking all too comfortable.
Alsop 63, Rossouw 53
Tom Alsop and Rilee Rossouw have decided enough is enough - it's time to attack.
Having recovered well from that early blow by Rossouw, Matt Henry's final ball is slapped away for four by Alsop as Hampshire move to 125-0.
Hampshire 118-0
Goodness me, he's middled that one though!
Matt Henry is back into the attack as Kent desperately search for a breakthrough - but he gets some serious treatment from Rilee Rossouw, who swats him away for the first six of the innings and brings up his half-century in the process.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThat's a super shot from Tom Alsop, rocking back and chopping Darren Stevens away for four - the first boundary he's conceded as he marches into his fourth over.
Rilee Rossouw then tries to force the issue but skews an attempted drive down to the third man.
The 100 is up for Hampshire and the 100 partnership is up for this opening pair.
Having seen his partner reach 50 in the previous over, Rilee Rossouw moves closer to his own half-century with his fifth boundary of the day off Joe Denly.
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Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Lord's
Tom Alsop has certainly taken his chance at the top of the Hampshire order.
The left-hander didn't feature in the semi-final win against Yorkshire and wasn't an automatic pick during the group stages despite a healthy average of 44 in his four innings before this one.
A great platform for his side has been laid with his attacking intent and it's certainly proving a decent day for the 22-year-old so far.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAlsop 51, Rossouw 37
We seem to be drifting towards those uneventful middle overs that appear to be a thing of the past in one-day international cricket these days, as five more singles come from that Darren Stevens over.
Hampshire 95-0
Well played, Tom Alsop.
He brings up his half-century from 56 balls, including eight boundaries.
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