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
Lancs 139-2 v Kent
Will Williams remains on, having so far proved expensive.
This one goes a bit better for the New Zealander until a last-ball legside wide.
Still only three runs off it though. Tidier!
Kent 136-2 v Lancs
Luke Wells stays on - and Joe Den ly survives a minor run-out alarm, goping for a quick single to the bowler's end.
A four off the last ball from Joey Evison, past mid off..
Kent 129-2 v Lancs
After shipping 33 from his first five overs, Will Williams comes back on - and it prompts successive boundaries from Joe Denly, the second of them effortlessly through extra cover.
10 off the over.
Kent 119-2 v Lancs
Good smack over wide long on from Joe Denly to plunder a second boundary off Lancs leggie Luke Wells. Didn't really time it that well, but good enough to make the rope.
Eight off the over. Wells' most expensive so far.
Kent 111-2 v Lancs
A brief refreshments break as cold beverages are served.
Kent 111-2 v Lancs
Joe Denly hits his first boundary, through extra cover, off Tom Bailey.
Seven off the over as Kent reach the half way mark 'on Nelson'.
Kent 104-2 v Lancs
Tidy again from Luke Wells. Only three runs off it.
Kent 101-2 v Lancs
Tom Bailey comes back on for Lancashire, looking to emulate his success in the first over.
And on-loan Notts all-rounder Joey Evison reaches his 50, back on his home ground with a steer to third man.
During the meanwhile, the electronic scoreboard is stuck on 100-2.
Marvellous!
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Kent 99-2 v Lancs
Just two off the next over from Luke Wells,.
Tidy from the leg spinner.
Kent 97-2 v Lancs
Joey Evison survives the appeal. 'Wickets missing' is the verdict.
Evison remains ojn 48, having also started the over well too, with another lofted drive for four
Kent 97-2 v Lancs
Joey Evison is hit on the pads by Liam Hurt and is given out
Kent appeal . . .
. . . .and successfully too!.
It did look high and the ball did veer back a long way,
Kent 93-2 v Lancs
Danny Lamb keeps the brakes on. Only five off the over.
An atmospheric lull amongst a dcent-sized crowd at the 20-over mark as they lap up the September sunshine.
Kent 88-2 v Lancs
Joe Denly off the mark, the second wide of the Kent innings, as Liam Hurt gets called - and a decent LBW shout agauinst Joey Evison.
Four off the over.
Kent 84-2 v Lancs
Boundary for Joey Evison as he despatches one past Dane Vilas at mid off, to move to 40.
Five off the over. Joe Denly yet to score.
Kent 79-2 v Lancs
Whether it was actually or not, danger man Ollie Robinson is back in the hutch.
And Liam Hurt goes on to complete a wicket maiden.
Kent 79-2 v Lancs
Great ball from Liam Hurt cuts Ollie Robinson in half, and Lancs wicketkeeper George Lavelle dives to his left to take an outstanding one-handed catch.
But what exactly did it hit? The TV replay is inconclusive - and Robinson walks back to the pavilion looking very unhappy.
New man in is Kent captain Joe Denly.
Kent 79-1 v Lancs
Lancashire opt for a bit of spin in only the 16th over as Luke Wells comes on.
Joey Evison drives him for a lofted staight four which Wells was close to getting a hand to, then sweeps the leg spinner to square leg off the last ball for a second boundary in the over.
Kent 70-1 v Lancs
Liam Hurt tries a slower ball and Joey Evison spots it, whipping the ball over midwicket for four. That sets Kent up nicely for another six off the over and Lancashire will be keen to break this burgeoning partnership as soon as possible.
Kent 64-1 v Lancs
Ollie Robinson takes the aerial route again, chipping Danny Lamb for another boundary on the off side and the Spitfires pick up six from the over. They'll be reasonably happy with this start, especially after losing Ben Compton to only the fourth ball of the innings.
Kent 58-1 v Lancs
Now we get our first sighting of Liam Hurt, who along with Danny Lamb is Lancashire's leading wicket-taker in this year's Royal London Cup. Hurt's action is the opposite of 'flailing', with his left arm tucked close to his body and maybe it's a little baffling for Joey Evison, who doesn't quite connect cleanly as he launches the bowler over the top, but gets enough on it to register a four.