Worcs 108-7 v Nottspublished at 16 overs
Whiteley 13 & Mitchell 1
Ross Whiteley hoists Matt Carter into the stands for six - Worcestershire need an awful lot more of them you feel.
Summary
Essex beat Worcestershire by four wickets off final ball
Eagles win T20 Blast for first time in their history
Captain Harmer hits winning runs after taking 3-16
Essex beat Derbyshire by 34 runs in second semi-final
Worcestershire beat Notts by one run in first semi
Worcs 108-7 v Nottspublished at 16 overs
WATCH: Mullaney removes Parnell and Wesselspublished at 15 overs
Worcs 97-7 v Notts
Worcestershire have lost 5-21 in collapsing from 76-2. Here's how Wayne Parnell and Riki Wessels came to their end.
'Step on their throats'published at 12:00 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 97-7 v Notts
Tymal Mills
Sussex bowler on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraJoe Clarke realised he had time and took that extra second to set himself for the throw.
Seven down you want to step on Worcester's throat now.
Image source, Getty Images
WICKET Barnard run out (Clarke) 4published at 14.5 overs
Worcs 97-7 v Notts
Ex-Worcestershire man Joe Clarke with an excellent piece of fielding to run out Ed Barnard after an ill-advised single.
One stump to aim at but its no problem for Clarke and things have gone from bad to worse for the Rapids.
Worcs 94-6 v Nottspublished at 14 overs
Whiteley 2 & Barnard 2
Carter is 3-21 and is doing the damage for Notts who are in a good position with six overs to go.
Rapids need to get things moving... well, rapidly, if they want to post a decent target.
'Carter has stepped up well'published at 11:54 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 91-6 v Notts
Tymal Mills
Sussex bowler on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraNo Imad Wasim for Notts on Finals Day so it's over to Matt Carter and the young spinner has stepped up really well.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWICKET D'Oliveira b Carter 7published at 13.1 overs
Worcs 91-6 v Notts
Brett D'Oliveira charges down the track but misses it completely and is bowled by Matthew Carter.
Trying to accelerate the scoring but he's a long way down when he misses and it's not pretty.
Ed Barnard is now in and the Rapids really could do with a partnership.
'Mullaney difficult to play'published at 11:51 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 89-5 v Notts
Tymal Mills
Sussex bowler on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraLooked like a nuckle ball from Steven Mullaney. He's very difficult to time shots against.
'Not all going to plan'published at 11:49 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 89-5 v Notts
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at EdgbastonAt 80-4 at the end of the 11th over, it might look outwardly as if this isn’t going to plan for Worcestershire.
But a quick look back to last year tells us that they were 82-5 that day against Lancashire - and still won by 20 runs.
Long way to go yet!
WICKET Wessels b Mullaney 34published at 12.3 overs
Worcs 89-5 v Notts
Riki Wessels had been there from the beginning but he's not there anymore.
The slow pace and spin bowling is really troubling the Rapids and Steven Mullaney has a second.
Wessels played across the line but misses the ball and it clips his pads before hitting the stumps.
Worcs 88-4 v Nottspublished at 11 overs
Wessels 34 & D'Oliveira 6
Some great fielding in the deep from Mullaney prevents a boundary as Riki Wessels and Brett D'Oliveira try to build the Rapids total.
They have struggled for boundaries so far and have lost two of their main men in Moeen and Cox.
'Massive blow for Worcs'published at 11:44 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 78-4 v Notts
Tymal Mills
Sussex bowler on BBC Radio 5 live Sports ExtraThat's a massive blow. Ben Cox was the man of the match in both games of last season's finals day.
Image source, Getty ImagesWICKET Cox c Moores b Christian 1published at 10.3 overs
Worcs 78-4 v Notts
After taking the catch, captain Dan Christian is obviously full of confidence as he puts himself on for a bowl.
And what a decision as he takes the big wicket of Ben Cox!
The Rapids wicket-keeper went reaching for the ball which hit the underside of his bat and carried through to the waiting Tom Moores.
Not the start to Finals Day that Cox dreamed about last night.
WICKET Parnell c Christian b Mullaney 15published at 9.5 overs
Worcs 76-3 v Notts
Wayne Parnell goes for another maximum but gets this one all wrong and its caught by Dan Christian.
It brings last year's hero Ben Cox to the crease as we reach the halfway point.
Worcs 76-2 v Nottspublished at 9.2 overs
Wayne Parnell goes for the big one and hits it sweetly.
An effortless strike from the South African which goes into the crowd at long-off.
Lovely strike.
'Notts best bowling side'published at 11:36 British Summer Time 21 September 2019
Worcs 69-2 v Notts
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statisticianNotts have been the best bowling team in this tournament so far on two counts - their economy rate and runs-per-wicket are better than anyone.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWorcs 69-2 v Nottspublished at 9 overs
Wessels 27 & Parnell 9
Riki Wessels does find the boundary with the opening ball of the eighth over bowled by Samit Patel.
They needed that you feel.
However, Notts doing a good job of frustrating the Worcestershire batsmen.
And some sharp fielding from Patel off his own bowling - he'll want that for his highlights reel.
Worcs 62-2 v Nottspublished at 8 overs
Wessels 18 & Parnell 8
Another new bowler as Steven Mullaney enters the fray.
The run rate has dropped to below eight now as the Rapids struggle to get the Notts bowlers away.
WATCH: Moeen hits first six of the day before being bowled by Carterpublished at 7 overs
Worcs 57-2 v Notts
That powerplay also saw Moeen Ali strike three fine sixes before being bowled by Matthew Carter.
Worcestershire are ticking along nicely though.
Worcs 57-2 v Nottspublished at 7 overs
Wessels 18 & Parnell 6
Samit Patel gets into the action and Parnell slightly mistimes a shot which just evades the fielder at mid-on.
He whipped through that over bowling a few darts!