Glamorgan 157-4published at 28 overs
Carlson 81, Cullen 0
Hat-trick ball for Tom Cullen to face as the new man in.
He defends firmly on his back foot to keep that one out.
Terrific over from Matty Potts to bring Durham back into it.
Glamorgan beat Durham by 58 runs to win first one-day final
Half-centuries from Cameron Bancroft and Sean Dickson not enough for Durham
Andrew Salter took 3-42 to put Glamorgan on top
Glamorgan made 296-9 from their 50 overs after being put in
Captain Kiran Carlson top scored with 82 off 59 balls; Matty Potts pick of the Durham bowlers with 3-55
Alex Winter and Adam Williams
Carlson 81, Cullen 0
Hat-trick ball for Tom Cullen to face as the new man in.
He defends firmly on his back foot to keep that one out.
Terrific over from Matty Potts to bring Durham back into it.
Glamorgan 157-4 v Durham
Gone first ball!
Billy Root comes and goes as Matty Potts pins him back on the crease and hits him on the front pad around the knee roll.
He's given out on the field and there is no DRS in play in this match.
Replays show that the ball pitched just outside leg stump to the left-hander so Root is right to feel more than a bit harshly treated there.
Billy Root the new man in for Glamorgan...
Glamorgan 157-3 v Durham
Much-needed breakthrough for Durham.
Nick Selman tries to force the pace and keep up with Kiran Carlson's scoring rate but Matty Potts holds his line and length and forces a mistimed pull shot.
Selman skews it up to mid-on for a simple catch for Alex Lees to end that third-wicket partnership.
Kevin Howells
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
I know the players would love to be at Lord's for this final, but for me, this ground is right up there with the rest in terms of facilities and the international-standard of the ground.
Carlson 81, Selman 36
More boundaries for Kiran Carlson.
He runs Liam Trevaskis down to third man for one of them before a front foot pull shot down to deep midwicket the very next ball to take his side past 150 and him into the 80s.
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Carlson 70, Selman 35
Kiran Carlson continues to score boundaries even with the change of pace.
Matty Potts' first ball is glanced down to fine leg for four despite Chris Rushworth's dive.
Four more follows a couple of balls later as he drives hard on the up through extra cover.
Next ball - four more! Short and down leg from Potts and pulled away dismissively.
This partnership now causing Durham a few concerns.
If you've only just joined us - check out this superb piece of wicketkeeping from Durham's Cameron Bancroft to dismiss Steven Reingold earlier.
One of the catches of the season!
Halfway stage then of this Glamorgan innings.
Scott Borthwick's spin lasts just one over and the seam of Matty Potts returns from the Pavilion End.
Carlson 56, Selman 35
Kiran Carlson steps down to chip a single to deep midwicket.
Just much busier now and putting the pressure back on the bowlers.
Nick Selman continues to play the anchor role and why not with Carlson going so well.
Glamorgan well placed at halfway.
Jake Ball
Notts and England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Glamorgan have set themselves a really good platform here with this partnership where they could target a score of 300 plus on this ground.
Kiran Carlson has just taken the pressure off by finding the boundary regularly and allowing Nick Selman just to keep playing his game.
Carlson 55, Selman 34
Kiran Carlson has got Glamorgan moving here and Durham have something to think about for the first time.
Durham v Glamorgan 128-2
Having almost chipped a catch back to the bowler, Kiran Carlson stays deep in his crease to pull a slight drag-down over deep square.
A third six and fifty in 40 balls.
Very smart innings.
Carlson 47, Selman 32
Tight stuff from Liam Trevaskis to drag things back.
Kiran Carlson trying to advance and get at him but can't pierce the infield.
Glamorgan 117-2 (22 overs) v Durham
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales at Trent Bridge
Glamorgan have had to work hard to get this innings going, but will be glad to see the back of Chris Rushworth with just one wicket to his credit, frustrating though it was to see Hamish Rutherford hole out on the boundary for 15 just after hitting a six.
The inexperienced Steve Reingold promised briefly to get going, but captain Kiran Carlson was in rather sooner than he would have wanted on what looks like a decent batting track.
Bowlers Ben Raine and Matthew Potts have justified their recall from The Hundred, an issue which has divided supporters as Glamorgan decided not to make use of the four extra players available - although none of them is exactly in form from the franchise event.
Club vice-captain David Lloyd has come up to support the side after finishing with Welsh Fire - and he’ll enjoy the sight of Nick Selman and Carlson starting to flower against the less-experienced bowlers.
Carlson 46, Selman 31
Kieran Carlson advances but only forced into defence.
Then goes again and heaves it over long-on for six.
Sweet strike.
Tries to go again and it's a bit of a hack this time but over mid-on for four.
Durham v Glamorgan 104-2
Dual spin now with the leggers of captain Scott Borthwick.
Durham v Glamorgan 104-2
A firm nudge down the ground raises the hundred for Glamorgan.
But then Nick Selman goes in-to-out to steer a lovely boundary past deep cover-point.
Fifty stand also raised.
Good progress for Glamorgan.
Durham v Glamorgan 98-2
Durham turn to the left-arm spin of Liam Trevaskis.