Kent beat Lancashire by 21 runs
Kent win first List A trophy since 1978
Kent and Lancashire both qualified from the same group
Kent won at Leicestershire and Hampshire in knockout stages
Lancashire beat Notts before victory at Sussex in knockout games
Kent 278-4 v Lancs
Sam Billings
Kent captain on BBC Radio Kent
There's so much Kent support here today.
We are really are spoilt. They're the best fans in the country.
And they are making a lot of noise.
Kent 275-4 v Lancs
Now it's Liam Hurt's turn to let the ball slip out of his hand - the attempted yorker ends up being almost head height and Alex Blake can only fend it up in the air for George Lavelle to catch. But a no-ball is signalled as Hurt offers his apologies.
The bowler might have picked up Blake's wicket from a legal full toss later in the over, but Luke Wells is unable to gather a steepling catch on the boundary and the ball rolls over the rope.
Hurt probably deserves better than the figures he's finished with - 2-64.
Kent 268-4 v Lancs
Matt Cole
BBC Radio Kent at Trent Bridge
Everything Darren Stevens has done so far has been cheered to the rafters by the 10,000 plus crowd here at Trent Bridge. But Alex Blake is going very nicely, Outrageous cricket.
Kent 264-4 v Lancs
Tom Bailey is back for his eighth over and restricts the Spitfires to singles until his fifth delivery, a full toss that Alex Blake punches for a straight six despite one hand coming off the bat.
Blake has quickly advanced to 28 from 23 balls. Six overs left.
Kent 253-4 v Lancs
Another good over from Liam Hurt, who mixes things up with a couple of yorkers thrown in for good measure.
Although Hurt's first ball is glanced to the long leg boundary by Darren Stevens, the over still costs him only six in total.
Kent 247-4 v Lancs
A round of cheers from the crowd greets a routine single on the leg side. The identity of the scorer is the reason behind that - 46-year-old Darren Stevens is off the mark.
Despite that, it's a good over for Will Williams, with just two conceded.
Kent 246-4 v Lancs
Ben Watts
BBC Radio Kent at Trent Bridge
We didn't have to wonder who the next man in was.
Just listen to the crowd at Trent Bridge. Wow!
Is this Darren Stevens' last apperance for Kent? And will it be a special one?
Kent 245-4 v Lancs
Joe Denly has just squirted Liam Hurt through midwicket for four - but he misjudges the last ball of the over and it knocks back his off stump.
Enter Darren Stevens...
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Kent 236-3 v Lancs
Smart piece of fielding by Luke Wells, who's given way to Will Williams and gone to field at mid-on.
Wells is at full stretch to cut off what looked a certain four for Joe Denly - and gives the Kent captain a nervy few moments with his shy at the stumps, not too far away as Denly scuttles through for a single.
Eight from the over - how many can Kent add from these final 10?
Kent 228-3 v Lancs
Lancashire sense the dismissal of Joey Evison has stunted the Kent momentum, with Danny Lamb delivering what looked to be another solid over.
Until the last ball that is, which Alex Blake absolutely creams through the covers for four.
Kent 219-3 v Lancs
Joe Denly thrashes the first ball of this Luke Wells over to the cover boundary, but Kent pick up just another three singles. One of those gets Alex Blake off the mark, anyway.
Kent 212-3 v Lancs
Much-needed wicket for Lancashire and a good over from Danny Lamb, with just four conceded.
Alex Blake is the new man at the crease to join Joe Denly.
Kent 212-3 v Lancs
Image source, Rex FeaturesNo century for Joey Evison, who had just survived a review for caught behind against Danny Lamb - but then departs next ball.
It's a clever slower delivery from Lamb to pierce Evison's defences - and that ends the third-wicket stand of 133.
Kent 208-2 v Lancs
Luke Wells is back on for a second spell and Joe Denly is delighted to see him, charging down the track to dispatch him over the top for six.
Denly sweeps the next one and skies it, but he's fortunate as the ball lands between two Lancashire fielders. Kent are now past the 200 mark.
Kent 197-2 v Lancs
Danny Lamb comes back on but the Kent runs are flowing.
10 off that over too.
Joey Evison is now into the 90s - and Joe Denly is batting beautifully too.
But we are fast running out of Stevo time here!
Kent 187-2 v Lancs
Liam Hurt remains on. A better over. Only 5 off it.
But he cannot prevent Kent captain Joe Denly golng to his 50 - off 50 balls.
Kent 182-2 v Lancs
Joey Evison plunders Steven Croft through extra cover for his 13th four, then lofts him over mid off for the first six of the innings.
13 off that over too.
28 now off the last two.
The scoring rate has been upped - and Evison and Joe Denly have posted a century stand.
Kent 166-2 v Lancs
Successive boundaries off Liam Hurt for Joey Evison takes him to 72 as Kent accelerate, followed by a third in the over through extra cover from Joe Denly.
15 off the over. Ouch!
Hurt had only shipped 19 in his first five overs.
Kent 151-2 v Lancs
More spin. The also ageless Steven Croft, nine years' Darren Stevens' junior, at only 37.
Six runs off it.
Joey Evison on 64. Joe Denly on 41.
73 added by them now. Solid without being spectacular.
Kent 145-2 v Lancs
Joey Evison 'goes aerial' to deep mid off, for a single off Luke Wells. But then Joe Denly goes legside, muscling a one-bounce four.
Six off it.
Going on the '30 overs, double your score' principle, then are Kent looking at 290?
With Darren Stevens still to come, that might be a conservative estimate!