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
Durham v Glamorgan 201-5
Joe Cooke has been after this slog sweep for a bit and finally gets a chance.
It's well stuck and comfortably clears the midwicket fence.
Tries to go again and it's flat and on the bounce to deep square.
Moody skies over Trent Bridge as this Glamorgan innings moves into the business end....
Image source, Rex FeaturesCooke 19, Cullen 12
Teasing stuff from Scott Borthwick, not helped by a bad misfield at extra-cover that concedes a single to the final ball.
Cooke 16, Cullen 10
Tom Cullen is just struggling to find his rhythm.
Can't get the left-armer away and the over concedes just a single.
Mike Powell
Ex-Glamorgan batsman on BBC Radio Wales
If these two are in for the next 10 overs of the last 15, Glamorgan will end up with 300, just because of the way they play.
Joe Cooke is a strong, agressive batsman and they also run well between the wickets.
It's just those wickets in hand that will be the main concern.
Durham v Glamorgan 184-5
Liam Trevaskis back with six overs of his left-arm spin available.
Cooke 15, Cullen 10
A sweet sweep from Joe Cooke finds the boundary at square leg.
They run the rest of the over around and it's a better set for Glamorgan.
Seen plenty of acrobatic efforts from spectators holding on to catches in the crowds at The Hundred recently.
This one though from earlier probably won't make those sorts of compilations.....
Cooke 8, Cullen 9
Glamorgan need a stand after that burst of wickets.
Can this pair tick over at 5-6 an over and try and set things up for the back end?
Not a tremendous amount to come.
A quiet over.
Ffion Wynne
Wales women player on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
This is a key partnership now for Glamorgan. This pair have got them out of tough situations before.
300 looks a long way off, but if they can add another 100 between them then it gives them a really good chance.
Cooke 6, Cullen 8
Joe Cooke has a dance first ball and squirts an edge to third man for four.
Then Tom Cullen struck on the pad having a walk.
It looks quite straight but so hard to tell that far down.
In fact Hawk Eye has it hitting.
Cooke 1, Cullen 8
Matty Potts' fine spell ends and Ben Raine returns.
Tom Cullen pulls a boundary first ball but then five dots.
Cooke 1, Cullen 4
What a burst from Matty Potts and Glamorgan have lost 3-3 in 14 balls.
Having been going so well, that terrible shot from Nick Selman has opened an end up and now Glam have got work to do to try and reach 300.
Scott Borthwick able to run through a cheap set here.
Jake Ball
Notts and England bowler on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
The game was getting away from Durham there in that middle period with the partnership between Nick Selman and Kiran Carlson.
Scott Borthwick acted quickly there to bring his strike bowler back on and it's rewarded them hugely.
This is going to be a scrap now for Glamorgan to try and score as many as they can and not lose too many more wickets.
J Cooke 0, Cullen 2
Image source, Getty ImagesJoe Cooke defends the last ball of that Matty Potts over.
The seamer with 3-26 now off his seven overs and what a second spell it's been from the Pavilion End.
Glamorgan 160-5 v Durham
Huge wicket and Matty Potts strikes again for Durham!
Kiran Carlson's fine innings comes to an end as Glamorgan lose a third wicket for just three runs in the space of 13 balls.
A fine outside edge through to Cameron Bancroft sees him depart for 82.
Durham in the box seat now.
Billy Root clearly still seething about that lbw decision.
Television pictures show him watching the replays in the Glamorgan dressing room and giving it the T-signal!
Carlson 82, Cullen 1
Scott Borthwick rattles through an over in next to no time there.
Just a couple of singles from it as Glamorgan look to rebuild yet again in this innings.
Scott Borthwick brings himself back on from the Radcliffe Road end now...
Glamorgan 157-2 v Durham
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge
Good spot from my BBC colleague Mark Church earlier about the impressiveness of Kiran Carlson's tache - and his likening of him to the fourth musketeer, D'Artagnan.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut, as his 10 fours and three sixes have shown in a superbly fashioned fifty, the Cardiff-born batter is also the possessor of a fine attacking blade.
Swashbucklijng stuff! He totally dominated that stand of 106 in 16 overs with the now departed Nick Selman to the tune of 81 of them.
Glammy are now even more grateful to him after the loss of those two quick wickets.