Somerset beat Hampshire by six wickets with 6.3 overs to spare
It's their first trophy since 2005 and first win in a Lord's final since 2001
James Hildreth hits 69 not out off 68 balls to seal the victory
Opener Tom Banton earlier made 69 in 112 stand with Azhar Ali
Somerset's Jamie Overton named man of the match for his 3-48
Hampshire restricted to 244-8 after choosing to bat first
Skipper Sam Northeast top scored with 56 off 89 balls
James Fuller (55) & Mason Crane shared unbroken ninth-wicket stand of 64
Hildreth 43, Bartlett 1
A near thing for George Bartlett as he answers James Hildreth's call for a single and Rilee Rossouw's throw just misses the stumps as he stretches to complete the run.
Three from the over and Somerset need 39 more with 13 overs remaining. Cakes in nearby patisseries are putting on their shoes.
Hildreth 41, Bartlett 0
The return of Edwards brought a reward but Somerset need just 42 more from 84 balls.
Abell c Donald b Edwards 14 (Somerset 203-4)
It's a last throw of the dice by Sam Northeast as the Hampshire captain brings back Fidel Edwards in the hunt for a breakthrough and he gets the wicket of Tom Abell.
After hitting Edwards to backward square leg for four, Abell pulls him straight to square leg and Aneurin Donald takes the catch, having dropped Peter Trego earlier.
A third wicket for Hampshire as Chris Wood's sliding catch dismisses Somerset's Peter Trego for 29.
Here's how it happened...
Daniel Norcross
TMS commentator
"They'll be singing and dancing on the streets of Taunton, and Tiverton and Yeovil tonight."
HIldreth 38, Abel 10
Deja vu as just like in the previous over, James Hildreth cuts the first ball - this time from Chris Wood - for four.
Noisy singing now from the Somerset contingent in the crowd, but it's certainly not one from The Wurzels back catalogue.
Hildreth 32, Abell 9
James Hildreth cuts James Fuller's opening delivery through backward point for four with minimum fuss, before helping a short one down to fine leg and trotting through for a single.
Fuller tries Tom Abell with a bouncer and a controlled top edge flies away fine for four, and Abell punches the next through the off-side for another boundary. Time running out now for Hampshire
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"This is the stage of the match where you feel Dawson's spin could have been very useful."
Hildreth 27, Abell 1
Substantial turn for Mason Crane and he is unlucky as James Hildreth drives and the ball flies through where first slip would have been standing - if he had one - for four runs. Another 69 off 102 balls needed by Somerset.
Hildreth 22, Abell 0
Somerset skipper Tom Abell is the new batsman, but he has to wait his turn with James Hildreth on strike, who sees off three dot balls.
Shaun Udal
former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"Fuller was in the runs, he's now got a wicket to his name as well.
"Peter Trego is waving to the crowd like it could be his last appearance at Lord's. Who knows?
"Could this be the start of a collapse. They've got to bowl Somerset out."
Trego c Wood b Fuller 29 (Somerset 170-3, 31.3 overs)
A ray of hope for Hants? Peter Trego top edges a delivery from James Fuller and Chris Wood slides to take a good catch at long leg.
Trego 29, Hildreth 21
Mason Crane returns.
His first ball is a shocker and Peter Trego flays it away for four runs with the relish of a blacksmith hammering hot metal.
James Hildreth runs it down to third man for three more before Treo deftly sweeps for two to end the over - 10 from it.
Trego 22, Hildreth 18
As David Lloyd provides a diversion for TV viewers with the story of how he was urinated on by a smiling monkey, Somerset keep the scoreboard moving in James Fuller's second over.
The final ball is clipped through mid-wicket by Peter Trego and they have time for three runs.
Shaun Udal
former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"There's always hope - but not much. It should be a walk in the park but there have been some strange finals over the years."
Trego 19, Hildreth 17
Image source, Getty ImagesPeter Trego skips through for two from the final ball of the over - 90 needed now. These two using all their experience to push Somerset towards their target.
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"It's a horrible feeling when the ball just comes to you in the air and you drop it."
Somerset 152-2 (28.2 overs - target 245)
Peter Trego hammers the ball away off Kyle Abbott, but Aneurin Donald can't hang onto a stinging chance at point. Hampshire can't afford those if they are going to win this game.
Daniel Norcross
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"It's all a bit easy for Somerset at the moment. It's plain sailing, you'd think."
Trego 16, Hildreth 16
We wonder no longer (see 16:53 entry) - James Fuller has the ball at last.
A push from James Hildreth to third man takes the Somerset total to 150 and Peter Trego follows his lead to end the over - 94 needed now.