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
Steven Mullaney
Nottinghamshire captain on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra
I think what Lewis Gregory will be saying now is that every single run is important because you can see how mant games in Twenty20 cricket are won and lost by one or two runs.
Somerset have enough batters who can do this total like Corey Anderson or Steve Davies.
Sussex Sharks 197-6 v Somerset
Two down in two balls for Sussex!
David Wiese departs this time as he tries to smash Jerome Taylor away.
Johann Myburgh takes a very decent catch over his shoulder running backwards. Taylor finishes with very impressive figures of 4-20 amid the earlier carnage.
Sussex Sharks 197-5 v Somerset
Not the brightest of innings that from Michael Burgess.
Used up seven deliveries for just two runs and falls as he tries to smash Jerome Taylor into the stands.
Max Waller takes another catch.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
With Sussex now going so well, it throws up the prospect of a final against Worcestershire, who play in an almost identical powder-blue strip.
Hope one of them has remembered to pack their change strip or there'll be a colour clash.
Sussex Sharks 195-4 v Somerset
So two overs to go for Sussex as Michael Burgess strides in after that mammoth partnership of 120 between Luke Wright and David Wiese.
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Sussex Sharks 193-4 v Somerset
All over for Luke Wright and Somerset breathe a sigh of relief!
Wright falls for 92 off 53 balls with five fours and seven sixes as Max Waller slides in off the long-off boundary to take the catch off Corey Anderson.
Still no 100 on T20 Finals Day, but that is the highest individual score.
Take a bow Luke Wright....
Sussex Sharks 193-3 v Somerset
50 up for David Wiese with a single at the start of the over.
It's come off 26 balls with five fours and two sixes.
Sussex Sharks 192-3 v Somerset
Jerome Taylor is the brave man to come back and have a bowl against these two.
David Wiese swivels and hits him down to long leg for another four. He's now a run short of his 50 and Luke Wright has 92.
Amazingly, that was an over without a six. Been a while since one of those!
Sussex Sharks 185-3 v Somerset
Corey Anderson's turn to bowl and his turn to be smashed over the rope by Luke Wright.
His seventh six of this knock takes him to 90. Sussex have now also recorded the highest total at T20 Finals Day.
Unbelievable stuff.
Sussex Sharks 173-3 v Somerset
David Wiese doesn't want to be left out of this!
The South African hammers Lewis Gregory back over his head high into the upper tiers of the Pavilion - the third one up in fact at a distance of more than 100 metres!
Sussex are on for a huge score here and Somerset are being slaughtered.
Sussex Sharks 162-3 v Somerset
Next ball and another six for Luke Wright as it sails over deep square leg.
Luke Wright's sixth six of this innings as he moves on to 84.
Sussex Sharks 156-3 v Somerset
Lewis Gregory's turn now to try and get Somerset a wicket but he too gets slayed into the stands by Luke Wright.
He's on to 78.
Alex Hartley
England spin bowler on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
You do not want to be in that situation at a bowler, you just want the ground to swallow you up.
There's thousands of people watching and Jamie Overton will be absolutely gutted.
Sussex Sharks 150-3 v Somerset
A bit more control in comparison from Max Waller's last over that costs just nine.
David Wiese (27 not out) though got in on the boundary action with a dismissive straight one-bounce strike off the final ball.
Sussex Sharks 141-3 v Somerset
Image source, Rex FeaturesMy word, a scorer's nightmare that over there from Jamie Overton.
Here's how it read in full:
Wide, wide, 6, 6 no balls, 6, 4, 4, 2, 1.
Cost 30 runs in total from nine deliveries.
Sussex Sharks 124-3 v Somerset
Oh dear! This is a horror show for Jamie Overton.
It's hard to watch as this over is full of all sorts. In amongst it is another Luke Wright six straight down the ground for his fifth maximum of the innings.
Sussex Sharks 118-3 v Somerset
Half-century up for Luke Wright and what a way to get there with his fourth six of the innings.
Massive heave this one over deep square leg.
Luke Wright makes 50 off just 34 balls, that's also included two fours.
Sussex Sharks 110-3 v Somerset
Spin from both ends continues as Roelof van der Merwe trots through another over.
100 up for Sussex as David Wiese cuts the slow left-armer for four and then off the last ball of the over, clears the rope for his first six.
Skip down the pitch and a handsome heave over long-on.
Steven Mullaney
Nottinghamshire captain on BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra
It's been a good start for Somerset getting the early wicket and then two key wickets.
I think Sussex, run-rate wise, will be happy just over nine an over, they will be looking for Luke Wright to get that one vital score of 70 plus to get the team up to a good total.