Worcestershire Rapids beat Sussex by five wickets to win first T20 title
Moeen Ali made 41, Ben Cox 46 not out as Worcestershire chased 158
Sussex Sharks made 157-6 from their 20 overs against Worcestershire
Rapids captain Moeen took 3-30 from his four overs
Laurie Evans made 52 off 44 balls for Sussex, passes 600 T20 runs in 2018
Sussex beat Somerset by 35 runs in second semi-final
Earlier Worcestershire beat Lancashire by 20 runs to reach first T20 Blast final
Sussex Sharks 98-3 v Somerset
Max Waller back on for a third over, who it turns out decided to pull off that forward roll earlier because that was the celebration choice his Twitter followers chose in a poll he ran this week.
What do they say, never trust the public?
No such celebrations in this over, which is a much more sedate affair without a boundary, but does cost seven runs.
Sussex Sharks 91-3 v Somerset
Image source, GettyJamie Overton returns after a bit of an expensive first over. Luke Wright finds another four to take him into the 40s.
Nice cut shot behind square on the offside.
Halfway stage of the Sussex innings and the Sharks have a handy platform here for a big score.
Sussex Sharks 84-3 v Somerset
Roelof van der Merwe rattles through an over fairly quickly when there's no boundaries in it.
Just what Somerset need here as they keep trying to apply the brakes.
Six singles from it.
Sussex Sharks 78-3 v Somerset
David Wiese comes out to join Luke Wright (35 not out) in the middle and survives and ambitious leg before shout from Waller early on.
Sharks still going around 10-an-over despite losing those three wickets.
Sussex Sharks 73-3 v Somerset
Image source, RexDelray Rawlins' entertaining knock is over and Max Waller celebrates in style with a forward roll!
He had been reverse swept the ball before for another four but Rawlins tried to go big again and just leading edged it high into the afternoon sky for wicketkeeper Steven Davies to grab.
All about Waller's celebration though!
Sussex Sharks 68-2 v Somerset
Four more for Delray Rawlins off Roelof van der Merwe as he keeps the run rate ticking nicely.
In case you missed it, here's how Somerset picked up their second wicket in this Sussex innings.
A less than happy Laurie Evans was sent on his way for just 8.
Sussex Sharks 62-2 v Somerset
Delray Rawlins into the six-hitting action off the first ball Roelof van der Merwe delivers to him.
Brutal hit. Skips down the pitch to him and sends it into the first six rows in the Pavilion End.
Sussex Sharks 55-2 v Somerset
Lewis Gregory went through his range of tricks in that over, despite the six from Luke Wright.
Looks like a bit of pace off the ball will make it trickier for the batsmen out there.
Powerplay done for Sussex who reach 55-2 from their first six overs after electing to bat first.
Sussex Sharks 54-2 v Somerset
Luke Wright in the business again with a third six of his innings!
Down on one knee off Lewis Gregory and sends him down to long-off over the rope.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Image source, Rex FeaturesThey take the Mascots' Grand National very seriously here at Edgbaston.
It proved a very sore point up a couple of years back when the Wolverhampton Wanderers mascot Wolfie ran the Midlands Grand National in his running spikes while the rest were all lumbering round in their massive Jeux Sans Frontières boots!
He virtually lapped the field. And was then disqualified.
And now we've had another disqualification here today.
River the Bear, who clearly, to the crowd's shock and displeasure, didn't circumnavigate the giant white cricket ball - the fifth obstacle - and almost ended up getting past the more fleet-footed Charlie the Fox on the line.
The crowd knew though. And they willed Charlie home to huge cheers.
Sussex Sharks 46-2 v Somerset
Delray Rawlins the new man in at four for Sussex and he was almost out twice off his first ball!
The left-hander was nearly caught at point by a diving left hand and then he was miles away from safety as he came through for the single and wasn't even in the frame next to that frame had the throw hit the stumps.
Sussex Sharks 44-2 v Somerset
Wicket time again for Somerset and at a very useful time.
Laurie Evans is pinned on the boot by a Jerome Taylor full toss and has to go leg before.
Evans far from happy with that by looks of things and I have to sympathise with him as it might have been sliding past leg stump.
Sussex Sharks 44-1 v Somerset
Skipper Lewis Gregory has a bowl for Somerset to try and tighten things up.
Luke Wright tucks into another four with a lovely leg glance down to deep mid-wicket.
Sharks ticking along healthily here.
Here's the only Sussex wicket to fall so far.
Sorry for the terrible pun....
Salt caught Waller bowled Taylor
Sussex Sharks 35-1 v Somerset
An over-head-height no ball from Jamie Overton in what will go down as a fairly forgettable first over from him.
Sussex off to a flier here even after losing Phil Salt early.
Does Jerome Taylor have the best beard ever seen on Finals Day? It's certainly a contender.....
Image source, Rex FeaturesSussex Sharks 31-1 v Somerset
Jamie Overton in for his second ball to Luke Wright and it's the same result.
Six more from the Sussex captain as this time his lofted drive over extra cover has just enough distance to clear the rope.
Sussex Sharks 25-1 v Somerset
First six of this second semi-final and Luke Wright dispatches Jamie Overton's first ball into the Eric Hollies Stand!
Sussex Sharks 19-1 v Somerset
Laurie Evans in at number three for Sussex and he finds a boundary with his second ball, driving it through extra cover.