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
Clark 22, Lees 12
Another edge from Graham Clark, this time trying to steer Lukas Carey to third man.
Doesn't carry to Nick Selman at slip this time.
Clark responds by shuffling to leg and slamming one through cover for four.
We didn't see anything like that from the Glamorgan openers earlier.
Clark then picks up a ball just back of a length and swings four more to the midwicket fence.
Mark Church
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Image source, Getty ImagesA life for Graham Clark and Michael Hogan can't believe it.
A horrible, horrible moment that for the slip fielder Nick Selman.
Durham 25-0 v Glamorgan 296-9
Here's the edge from Graham Clark but Nick Selman can't grasp it diving low to his right.
A tough chance but it just carried.
Another nearly moment for Glamorgan.
Graham Onions
Former Durham and England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It's going to be a good game this.
You can just feel and sense it. There's going to be a huge role for the first-change bowlers to play and the spinners.
Durham though have got so much potential in their top order.
Clark 12, Lees 12
A horrible wide delivery that Alex Lees leans a long way out to try and reach.
It's a flying edge that would have been a catch to second slip but no-one at home.
But the boundary next ball is really nice, struck off the front foot past cover.
He goes again but picks out point.
Mark Church
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
That would've been umpire's call on DRS that leg before shout if we had all that stuff in play today.
A pretty good decision then from Neil Mallender. This is tough work at the moment for this Durham pair.
Clark 12, Lees 2
Alex Lees off the mark with a nudge leg side.
Then Graham Clark caught in the crease by one that nips back.
It catches him on the back pad but Neil Mallender reckons that was sliding down.
Hawk Eye has it only clipping leg stump. Fair decision.
Graham Onions
Former Durham and England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
As a captain, I'd be saying to the bowlers, "don't change anything".
They just need to keep bowling their best ball to force mistakes out of the batsmen.
Good start from this Glamorgan new-ball pair.
Clark 11, Lees 0
Bit of bounce for Lukas Carey and one goes flying through to beat Graham Clark's cut.
Carey hits the bat hard next delivery and then beats the bat again.
A maiden.
Ash Thorpe
Former Durham bowler on BBC Radio Newcastle
Good standards from Michael Hogan.
He's adjusted his length well after the first over and has given Graham Clark very little width there.
Clark 11, Lees 0
Oh hello.
Didn't see too much movement for the bowlers in the first innings but Michael Hogan here has one darting back to beat Graham Clark's inside edge.
How Glamorgan need to remove him early, averaging 88 in the tournament.
He pulls in the air for a long time but just wide of deep square.
Mike Powell
Ex-Glamorgan batsman on BBC Radio Wales
I had to do quite a bit of reassurance during the interval to Glamorgan fans I was chatting to around the ground about how pessimistic they are about them defending this score.
But if Michael Hogan bowls 10 tight overs in this, it will swing the momentum hugely towards Glamorgan.
Clark 10, Lees 0
More good timing from Graham Clark.
Not a good delivery, full at the pads, but Clark clips it nicely to the midwicket fence.
Durham 5-0 v Glamorgan 296-9
Lukas Carey from the Pavilion End.
Clark 5, Lees 0
Lovely start for Graham Clark, offered a little width and he drives with excellent timing past point.
Great signs for Durham, the ball coming on nicely and the outfield fast.
Alex Lees then drives and misses a full delivery.
Bright start.
Glamorgan 296-9 v Durham
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales at Trent Bridge
A collective effort from Glamorgan’s lower order has left them with a competitive total especially with 33 from the last pair of Lukas Carey and Michael Hogan allowing them to finish with some momentum.
Kiran Carlson’s sparkling 82 was the main act, but with useful support from Joe Cooke with a rapid 29 and Andrew Salter with 33 off just 22.
Durham were certainly thankful they’d recalled Matthew Potts and Ben Raine after their Hundred duties with the seamers providing the main threats.
But Glamorgan will need more consistency from their bowling attack than they’ve shown in some of the group matches, with all Durham’s top six in decent form. Game On!
Here we go then.
Glamorgan out to try and defend their 296-9 they need very well to post.
Graham Clark will take the first ball from Michael Hogan.
Glamorgan 296-9 v Durham
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Glamorgan have posted 296-9 in this final.
A captain's knock from Kiran Carlson with 82 off 59 balls was the mainstay.
Enjoy some of his best shots below.
As crowd catch attempts go, not sure this one will feature too highly in compilation tapes in years to come.
Oh dear....