Surrey Stars beat Loughborough Lightning by 66 runs to win first title
Surrey Stars made 183-6 batting first
Opener Lizelle Lee smashed 104 from 58 balls, with six sixes
Loughborough bowled out for just 117 in reply
The Stars beat Western Storm by nine runs in earlier semi-final
Surrey Stars 57-2
Break in play at the start of the eighth over as Sophie Devine takes a painful blow to her wrist from a Nat Sciver cover drive.
On comes the physio to hand out the treatment for her with plenty of strapping. Looks like she'll be OK to continue.
Surrey Stars 57-2
Chance goes begging for Loughborough to take the big wicket of Lizelle Lee.
Georgia Adams nearly clings on to a chance on the long-off rope as she comes running around at pace.
But Adams can't cling on despite two or three attempts and spills it over the rope for Lee's fourth six.
Surrey Stars 51-2
Semi-final match-winner Nat Sciver is in at four for Surrey Stars.
More spin for Loughborough as Kirstie Gordon is brought on for her first over. Three balls in for Gordon and Lizelle Lee adds her third six of the innings.
A horrible full toss that's heaved away over deep square leg.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Image source, Rex FeaturesThat was a brilliant catch by Rachel Haynes who is probably one of the better fielders in the competition and around the world. She judged it really well - there is a bit of a breeze here so she had to dive last minute.
Taylor c Haynes b Elwiss 5 (Surrey Stars 44-2)
Loughborough skipper Georgia Elwiss brings herself on to bowl as she tries to haul back this Surrey fast start and it's done the trick with the wicket of Sarah Taylor!
Taylor tries the slog sweep off her England team-mate down to deep square leg, but Rachael Haynes comes sprinting in to take a fine two-handed catch just off the ground.
Another vital wicket for Lightning just before the end of the Powerplay.
Lee 31, Taylor 1
Linsey Smith into her second over and this time she receives the Lizelle Lee treatment with another big six down the ground.
That one was a handsome distance over the rope straight over the bowler's head.
Lee already up to 31 off 19 balls.
Lee 25, Taylor 0
Lizelle Lee is on the charge.
Sophie Devine's getting the treatment this time from the South African in her second over and it's cost her 17 with four fours from Lee all around the park.
Sarah Taylor is an interested spectator at the other end having yet to face a ball.
Lydia Greenway
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
When these two teams last met Bryony Smith struggled against against Sophie Devine. Devine kept bowling bouncer after bouncer and Smith really struggled, so I just wonder if Loughborough are trying to take something from that.
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Smith run out 2 (Surrey Stars 16-1)
First wicket of the final and it's some superb fielding by Loughborough that's done for Bryony Smith.
Wicketkeeper Amy Jones is "lightning" with the gloves as she whips off the bails from the throw close in.
Smith is short of her ground as she fails to run her bat in and Linsey Smith's first over has brought the breakthrough.
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Sophie Devine shares the new ball with Jenny Gunn for Loughborough.
Has half a leg before appeal against Bryony Smith that umpire Sue Redfern feels was sliding down leg.
Next ball Devine floors Lizelle Lee with a shortish ball, but she's back on her feet without any alarm.
Three legside wides from Kiwi Devine in a sloppy start for her but no more damage in terms of boundaries thankfully.
Laurie Evans
Sussex batsman on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
We've found this pitch a bit tricky during our campaign, through the middle the spinners will be key.
Surrey Stars 9-0
Take that!
What a start to this Surrey Stars innings as Lizelle Lee launches the first six of the day!
Jenny Gunn is hit down the ground and just over the boundary rope by the South African off just the fifth ball of the innings.
Surrey Stars v Loughborough Lightning (16:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHere we go then - it's time for the final.
Lizelle Lee and Bryony Smith stride out to the middle for Surrey Stars for the second time this afternoon.
Jenny Gunn will take the new ball for Loughborough.
Who will be the new name on the trophy later?
Alex Hartley
England spin bowler on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I think Loughborough hold the advantage, they have a fantastic bowling unit. Surrey have just come off a win and got a little bit of momentum but Loughborough are fresh.
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Tune into BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra for full match commentary of this KSL final at Hove.
Our commentary team of Dan Norcross, Alison Mitchell and Isabelle Westbury are joined by summarisers Lydia Greenway and Alex Hartley.
There's also a guest appearance by Sussex batsman Laurie Evans with Henry Moeran roving the ground as reporter.
Surrey Stars v Loughborough Lightning (16:00 BST)
Surrey Stars captain Natalie Sciver told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra:
"I was very excited after the semi-final had finished, but we're back to the start and time to go again.
"I would have bowled again, but now we are batting and we're keeping the same eleven."
Surrey Stars v Loughborough Lightning (16:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesLoughborough Lightning captain Georgia Elwiss told BBC Radio 5 live sports extra:
"Hove is a ground which we've played at quite a lot and we know that the slope can be a factor, but we back ourselves to chase down a total."
Image source, Getty ImagesThe T20 Blast game at Taunton is over and Somerset have won through to Finals Day at Edgbaston on 15 September, dethroning holders Notts Outlaws by 19 runs.
Skipper Lewis Gregory, passed fit despite a groin problem, hit an unbeaten 60 off just 24 balls as the home side posted a total of 209-5.
And after Notts raced to 88-1 in the ninth over, with Alex Hales making 45, they bowled them out for 190, with Jamie Overton claiming 5-47.
Somerset will take on Sussex Sharks in the semi-finals, with Lancashire Lightning meeting Worcestershire Rapids in the other game.