Kent Spitfires beat Somerset by 25 runs in T20 Blast final at Edgbaston
Kent posted 167-7 as Cox hit 58 off 28 balls
Somerset finished short on 142-9
Somerset beat Hampshire by two wickets in first semi-final
Kent beat Sussex by 21 runs in second semi-final
Kent 136-6 v Sussex
Daniel Bell-Drummond has a dart leg side here...
...and holes out!
Thought it was time to have a go but not enough club and an easy catch on the midwicket fence.
But a wonderful innings that's put his side in good spot to post a strong score.
This game has swung one way and the other.
Kent are getting back on top now but here are the two wickets in two balls from Tymal Mills that got Sussex back in it a few overs ago.
George Garton is back.
And bowls a beautiful slower ball out the back of his hand that deceives Daniel Bell-Drummond and strikes him on the back trying to pull.
But he gets chopped away past short-third man by Darren Stevens for four.
And then flicked by Bell-Drummond wide of fine leg for four more.
Great over for Kent and they're rolling again.
Ooo cute touch this from Daniel Bell-Drummond.
He waits and waits and waits and then deflects Ravi Bopara from off stump to the fine third-man fence.
Slightly different from Darren Stevens and he lifts over extra-cover for four.
Kent back in decent shape entering the final five overs.
A terrible mixup between long-off and long-on allows Darren Stevens to pick up an early boundary.
Then a huge cry for lbw against Daniel Bell-Drummond but he's hit it.
Chris Jordan back for a second over.
He's worked leg side for two as the Kent 100 comes up.
Two more to Daniel Bell-Drummond to finish the over.
What a comeback over from Tymal Mills.
That pace is why England have recalled him.
Daniel Bell-Drummond still there but Kent now have to go again to post 180, which is perhaps a target from here.
Ah that's tame. Length outside off and an easy leave.
Darren Stevens to face the hat-trick ball...
Kent 94-5 v Sussex
Gone first ball!
90mph again full, just outside off, Jordan Cox pushes at it and nicks it behind!
Chris Woakes
Birmingham Bears and England all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
It's a big wicket again, it's just done him for pace.
He was expecting a short ball but didn't really move his feet. The ball had bowled him before he moved.
Kent 94-4 v Sussex
Tymal Mills is back.
And he's straight through Jack Leaning!
Full and straight and too good at 90+mph.
Suddenly Sussex right back in the innings.
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Georgie Heath: Darren Stevens played in a T20 Finals day the same year Archie Lenham was born and they are now playing in the same game as the oldest and youngest ever Finals day players!! Saving that piece of knowledge for pub quizzes.
Kent 93-3 v Sussex
Image source, Rex FeaturesRavi Bopara for the first time today.
A horrible full toss is only pulled for one by Sam Billings.
It was too high and a no-ball.
So a free hit...
And a length ball that is swung over deep square by Daniel Bell-Drummond. Lovely clean hit.
But then Billings swings leg side and loses his leg stump!
A misjudgment of pace, he's cleaned up.
Kent 84-2 v Sussex
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
There are unconfirmed reports of a staggering drunken parrot having been spotted somewhere in the immediate environs of Edgbaston.
But it's otherwise quite quiet as the rest of the crowd gradually get their breath back after such a stunning climax to the first semi-final.
It will no doubt start to liven up shortly, as the bars seem to still be doing a good trade - and then no doubt there will be more than just that parrot falling off his perch!
The arrival of Ravi Bopara (a final hero and winner on his last visit here with Essex two years ago) into the Sussex bowling attack has already been well received with great raucousness!
A second over for Will Beer.
Daniel Bell-Drummond takes him wide of midwicket for two.
And then a firm drive down the ground brings Sam Billings his first boundary.
Kent in good shape at halfway.
Peter Trego
Notts Outlaws all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Fantastic knock so far from Daniel Bell-Drummond. The Kent batsmen in the top order might well know, if one of your top four gets a score of 80 or more, I think the win stats go mad. I think it is around the 80% mark.
What an innings this has been from Daniel Bell-Drummond - a chanceless half-century.
Here's the six he hit off Tymal Mills earlier.
Sam Billings yet to get going but Daniel Bell-Drummond has timed the ball very well so far.
Kent 73-2 v Sussex
A really smart fifty here in only 29 balls.
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