Kent 66-2 v Sussexpublished at 8 overs
More leg spin now with Will Beer.
Daniel Bell-Drummond works the leg side for twos.
He's guiding this innings well so far.
Kent's leading runscorer in the competition so far.
Summary
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 66-2 v Sussexpublished at 8 overs
Kent 59-2 v Sussexpublished at 7 overs
And a very tidy start with only singles from his first over.
Kent 53-2 v Sussexpublished at 6 overs
What a moment this is.
17-year-old Archie Lenham into the attack with his leggers.
Kent 53-2 v Sussexpublished at 6 overs
That wicket made it a quiet end to the powerplay.
But on what we've seen so far today, Kent are ahead of the game at the moment.
WICKET Denly c Jordan b Garton 3published at 5.3 overs
Kent 51-2 v Sussex
Last over of the powerplay and it's George Garton.
Joe Denly is down the track and missing with a leg-side swish.
And then trying to go down the ground, not much on it and easily caught at mid-on.
A second wicket for Garton and one Sussex needed.
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Andrew Stone: Bell-Drummond is one of those batters who often looks awkward - like a junior who's taken out an oversized bat - but is nonetheless wonderfully effective.
Kent 51-1 v Sussexpublished at 5 overs
Another boundary to Daniel Bell-Drummond, cutting Chris Jordan between point and short-third man.
Total contrast this start compared to the first two innings of the day.
Kent 44-1 v Sussexpublished at 4 overs
Tymal Mills, England man again, is into the attack.
A touch short and cut for four by Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Then a tuck for two towards long-leg.
And four more, this time off the pads.
Slower ball final ball of the over and Bell-Drummond swings it high over the bowler's head for six.
What an over for Kent.
Kent 26-1 v Sussexpublished at 3 overs
Excellent start from George Garton.
Just four from the over and the wicket.
WICKET Crawley b Garton 9published at 2.3 overs
Kent 24-1 v Sussex
Zak Crawley gets into a tangle trying it whip away a slower ball and he loses his leg stump.
Charges, swings, misses.
Kent 22-0 v Sussexpublished at 2 overs
David Wiese with the second over and Zak Crawley takes him through midwicket for an early boundary.
A slower ball is then well steered by Daniel Bell-Drummond past short-fine leg for four more.
And then he pulls the final ball of the over for four wide of deep square.
Solid start.
Kent 6-0 v Sussexpublished at 1 over
George Garton with a tight start to Zak Crawley and Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Wondered if the pitch may have quickened up a little from the first semi-final.
Postpublished at 14:28 British Summer Time 18 September 2021
A few more folk frolicking as Kent and Sussex prepare to brave the fireworks and enter the arena for the second semi-final...
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Image source, Getty ImagesKent win toss and elect to batpublished at 14:25 British Summer Time 18 September 2021
Kent v Sussex (14:30 BST)
Kent skipper Sam Billings is unflustered by Hampshire's defeat after batting first in the opening semi-final.
After winning the toss, he elects to bat first.
Postpublished at 14:23 British Summer Time 18 September 2021
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Speaking of the crowd, there is plenty of fancy dress fun at Edgbaston today.
Check out these efforts...
Postpublished at 14:21 British Summer Time 18 September 2021
Will there be a catch as good in any of today's three games as there was in the crowd earlier?
Simply sensational. Sign him up.
Team newspublished at 14:17 British Summer Time 18 September 2021
Sussex v Kent (14:30 BST)
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Sussex Sharks v Kent Spitfires (14:30 BST)
On to the second semi-final then as Kent, led by Sam Billings, face Luke Wright's Sussex.
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Right then, time to switch attention to the second semi-final.
Can it be as thrilling as the first?