Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Paul Grunill and Steve Madeley

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  2. Shaun Udal
    Former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    "I'm very surprised by that shot selection with so many overs left to at. He's played well but that's a huge blow for Hampshire"

  3. wicket

    WICKET

    Northeast b Abell 56 (Hants 164-6)

    Tom AbellRex Features

    Lewis Gregory is off the field in a worrying development for Somerset, but captain Tom Abell is on to replace him and he has the big wicket of opposite number Sam Northeast.

    Having driven Abell through mid-off for four three balls earlier, Northeast goes for another big shot and gets an inside edge onto his stumps. In comes Chris Wood.

  4. 50 runs

    50 for Sam Northeast

    Hants 156-5 (36 overs); Northeast 50, Fuller 8

    Sam NortheastRex Features

    Hampshire's captain brings up his half-century from 85 balls as he looks to justify his decision at the toss to bat first.

    It comes with a dab to third man off Jamie Overton, whose latest over costs three runs.

  5. Hants 153-5 (35 overs)

    Northeast 48, Fuller 7

    A bizarre moment in Lewis Gregory's latest over as a full toss that should have been launched into the stands almost claims his wicket.

    In the end, it loops just over off stump and Fuller brings up the Hampshire 150 from the next ball.

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  7. Hants 145-5 (34 overs)

    Northeast 47, Fuller 0

    A wicket maiden for Jamie Overton, who is enjoying his return to Somerset colours.

  8. wicket

    WICKET

    Berg c Bartlett b J Overton 27 (Hants 145-5)

    The partnership is broken as Jamie Overton bangs one in short, Gareth Berg goes for a hook but gets a top edge to deep backward square-leg, where George Bartlett shows safe hands.

    The stand with Sam Northeast was worth 49. James Fuller is the new batsman.

  9. Hants 145-4 (33 overs)

    Northeast 47, Berg 27

    Lewis Gregory is showing a bit of discomfort and his pace is down. That is an injury worry for Somerset.

    But his latest over concedes just three runs, thanks partly to a fine stop at square-leg by Tom Abell to deny Sam Northeast runs.

  10. Shaun Udal
    Former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    "Hampshire need to get to 275 minimum. I think they need to bat to 40 overs and then push the button"

  11. Hants 142-4 (32 overs)

    Northeast 46, Berg 25

    There haven't been too many big shots of late, but Gareth Berg plants Roelof van der Merwe over extra cover and to the boundary for four runs. That is a great shot.

  12. Hants 134-4 (31 overs)

    Northeast 45, Berg 18

    The shackles are back on. Craig Overton beats Gareth Berg's outside edge with a great final delivery of an over that concedes just one run.

  13. Hants 133-4 (30 overs)

    Northeast 44, Berg 18

    There it is. Gareth Berg releases the shackles with a fine shot off the front foot, driving Roelof van der Merwe for four over long-off.

  14. A reflection on playing in a final at Lord's from Nottinghamshire and former Sussex batsman Chris Nash....

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  15. 125-4 (29 overs)

    Northeast 42 Berg 12

    Hampshire have not found the boundary since the wicket of Rilee Rossouw in the 19th over.

    Just four runs from the latest over.

  16. Vic Marks
    Ex-England spinner on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    "Van der Merwe is a very expressive bowler - he thinks he's going to take a wicket with every ball"

  17. Hants 121-4 (28 overs)

    Northeast 41 Berg 10

    Somerset really have the reins on Hampshire at the moment.

    Just three runs from that Roelof van der Merwe overs. This is old-school one-day batting.

  18. Hants 118-4 (27 overs)

    Northeast 39 Berg 8

    Another tight over from Jamie Overton, which concedes just one run.

    Overton has 0-6 from his three overs from the Nursery End.

    Hampshire's scoring rate is currently 4.37 per over.

  19. Hants 117-4 (26 overs)

    Northeast 38 Berg 8

    Roelof van der Merwe gets very animated as he appeals for caught behind.

    Wicketkeeper Tom Banton is less enthusiastic and umpire Rob Bailey is unmoved, meaning Gareth Berg is still there.

    Then, from the final ball of the over, Berg hits one in the air over mid-off but it lands safely.

    Gareth BergRex Features

  20. Hants 113-4 (25 overs)

    Northeast 37 Berg 5

    An uneventful over from Jamie Overton sees Hampshire add just three singles to their score.

    Tom Abell will be delighted with his bowlers so far.