Lancashire all out for 78 in 27.5 overs after being put in by Warwickshire
Pace bowler Craig Miles claims 5-28 for the county champions
Teenager Manraj Johal takes 3-29 on first-class debut for Warwickshire in place of Chris Woakes
Warwickshire opener Rob Yates and Dom Sibley share an unbroken partnership of 120
If the game ends in a draw, the team with the higher first-innings score will receive the trophy
Lancashire 12-6 v Warwickshire
Rob Jones was picked for this game as an extra batter - but he's given an early wake-up call as Liam Norwell bangs one into his top hand.
Three balls later, he pushes forward and the ball takes the edge, presenting Michael Burgess with a comfortable catch.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC 5 live sports extra
Quote MessageA little bit of nip back and he was right in front of all three stumps. It does look high on replay but it's umpires' call."
Lancashire 11-5 v Warwickshire
OK the conditions are in his favour, but this is quite a spell by Craig Miles. He cuts one back off the pitch and Steven Croft becomes the fifth Lancashire batsman to make an early return to the dressing room.
Lancashire 10-4
Josh Bohannon picks up a single to take Lancashire's total into double figures.
Steven Croft is the new batsman and does well to survive the remainder of another testing Liam Norwell over.
Lancashire 9-4 v Warwickshire
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's near yorker length from Craig Miles and Lancashire skipper Dane Vilas is fractionally late in bringing the bat down.
The umpire upholds the appeal and that's two in the over for Miles - and 3-6 from his three overs so far.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC 5 live sports extra
Quote MessageAs a Lancashire fan, it's not the ideal start."
Ian Bell
Former England batsman on BBC 5 live sports extra
Quote MessageThe line and length (of Norwell and Miles) has been absolutely fantastic."
Lancashire 9-3 v Warwickshire
It's becoming a procession.
A fine delivery from Craig Miles penetrates a gap in Luke Wells' defensive stroke and the former Sussex batter is gone for a duck.
Lancashire 8-2
Josh Bohannon was Lancashire's top scorer in this summer's County Championship - including a hundred against Warwickshire - and they are going to need some runs from him now.
Luke Wells is at the other end and he's been in decent form of late, with an innings of 103 against Somerset a couple of weeks ago.
Lancashire 8-2 v Warwickshire
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, well, well.
Two wickets in successive overs for Warwickshire as Alex Davies tries to work the ball to leg but the ball takes the leading edge and lobs into the air where short leg would be fielding - if there was one.
There isn't, but bowler Craig Miles covers the ground and dives full length to take a superb catch one-handed.
Lancashire 8-1 v Warwickshire
Liam Norwell digs one in and George Balderson tries to lift his bat out of the way, but he doesn't get it high enough and the ball deflects off the face into the safe hands of Tim Bresnan at first slip.
Great start by Warwickshire
Quote MessageLiam Norwell has been an outstanding signing. When he's fully fit, the aggression in the attack is that much higher."
Ian Bell, Former Warwickshire and England batsman on BBC 5 live sports extra
Lancashire 7-0
Craig Miles, who made the journey from Gloucestershire to Edgbaston like Liam Norwell, has the ball for the second over - and there's the first boundary as Alex Davies thumps the ball away through point.
George Balderson survives an lbw appeal to end an over which costs Miles five runs.
Lancashire 2-0
A testing opening over from Warwickshire's Liam Norwell and George Balderson is fortunate to survive as keeper Michael Burgess is unable to hold a difficult chance down the leg-side.
A single brings Alex Davies onto strike and he is immediately under way with one to fine leg.
Former England batsman Ian Bell offers the view that Norwell is a potential international bowler if he can stay fit.
Alex Davies - who will join Warwickshire next season - and George Balderson are the Lancashire openers. Liam Norwell will start off for Warwickshire, who won the toss and put the Red Rose in.
With play about to start at Lord's, there's just time for you to read Ged Scott's full preview of the Bob Willis Trophy final.
New county champions Warwickshire take on Lancashire in the Bob Willis Trophy final to wrap up the 2021 domestic season at Lord's.
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Image source, PA MediaThere was some incredible cricket in the final two rounds of the County Championship.
Four teams were still in with a chance of the title ahead of the last round of games - Hampshire, Warwickshire, Lancashire and Nottinghamshire.
Lancashire knocked Hampshire out of the equation with a thrilling three-day win at Aigburth, which also meant Notts could not finish top of Division One despite beating Yorkshire.
Warwickshire went into the last day against Somerset knowing only a victory would be enough and they duly beat Somerset by 118 runs to become champions - but will they add the Bob Willis Trophy, or will Lancashire pick up a nice consolation prize?
Bob Willis Trophy - play starts 10:30
The BBC 5 live sports extra commentary team is in place with Kevin Howells joined by former Warwickshire and England batsman Ian Bell, Thunder skipper Alex Hartley, BBC CWR's Clive Eakin and BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read.
Ball-by-ball coverage will be available on whatever type of device you have available. Just click the audio promo at the top of the page to tune in.
The Bob Willis Trophy, named after the late former England fast bowler and captain, was created last summer when the pandemic meant it was impossible to stage a full County Championship programme.
A regionalised tournament in 2020 led to Essex and Somerset contesting the final at Lord's and although the match was drawn, Essex lifted the trophy by virtue of their higher first innings total.
Image source, Getty ImagesEssex captain Tom Westley with the Bob Willis Trophy in 2020
Although the Championship returned this summer, the ECB decided not to mothball the trophy and instead decided to stage a season-ending five-day game between the champions and runners-up.
That's why Warwickshire and Lancashire are at Lord's this week.
There could be one or two weather interruptions at Lord's today. Kate Kinsella has the detailed prospects for the London area.
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Warwickshire v Lancashire - play starts 10:30
The important news to give you is that Bears skipper Will Rhodes has won the toss and put Lancashire in.
Having taken six wickets last week in Warwickshire's win over Somerset, England all-rounder Chris Woakes is not in their side at Lord's, so 19-year-old Manraj Johal makes his first-class debut.
Lancashire are again without opening bat Keaton Jennings and fast bowler Saqib Mahmood because of injuries, They make one change with batter Rob Jones recalled in place of Danny Lamb.
Warwickshire: Sibley, Yates, Rhodes (c), Hain, Lamb, Burgess, Bresnan, Briggs, Miles, Norwell, Johal.
Lancashire: Davies, Balderson, Wells, Bohannon, Vilas (c), Jones, Croft, Wood, Bailey, Blatherwick, Parkinson.
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