That's certainly the best of the three finals we've had in the new One-Day Cup format.

Hope you've enjoyed our coverage today from Trent Bridge.

Join us again on Tuesday for the penultimate round of the County Championship.

But for now, raise a glass to Leicestershire. The Foxes are champions again.

Well what a game, what a final and what a journey for Leicestershire.

Only two months ago, Paul Nixon was sacked as coach, players decided to leave and things looked very messy.

But they turned things around in August, blazed a trail through the group stage, ground their way past Gloucestershire in the semi-final and then pulled it off today.

The One-Day Cup delivers another feel-good story.

Leicestershire captain Lewis Hill tells Sky Sports:

"Josh backed his skills, he had good guys around him and to come back as he did with that final over is all credit to him.

"We've showed a lot of character this year and we did so again to get up to a good score.

"For Harry to not play in the comp and the come in and do that is fantastic.

"We've defended targets really well this year, all bowlers came in a executed their plans."

Hampshire captain Nick Gubbins tells Sky Sports:

"It's a real shame and the boys are hurting.

"Credit to Harry Swindells but it was a score that we thought we could chase down.

"Guys got in but couldn't go on to that big score we needed so the top four take responsibility there.

"We wanted to balance the side with the guys who have got us here and those guys would have learnt a lot from today."

The Man of the Match is, quite rightly, Harry Swindells, for his outstanding 117 not out that changed the game.

He tells Sky Sports:

"It's a very special day and to share it with another 10 great people is amazing.

"We had full confidence that if we could get up to a score we had the bowling attack to defend it.

"Sam Evans and I have played with each other for 15 years so that partnership was very special."

Hampshire must be sick.

They had the game in the palm of their hands firstly with the ball at 19-4 and then 89-6.

And even though they were eventually given a challenge to chase, from 117-2 they were in control.

But Chris Wright came up with two big wickets and then two fabulous catches in the deep in the closing stages kept Leicestershire in the game.

Liam Dawson played so well but it was on him to see his side over the line and ultimately he fell short.

If he had his time again, he perhaps doesn't play that premeditated paddle.

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Well that is unbelievable!

Leicestershire were 19-4 earlier in the day having won the toss but Harry Swindells made a maiden List A hundred, 117 not out, and together with Sam Evans, who made 60, rescued their side.

Hampshire were well on course with Liam Dawson in the chase and only 11 were needed from 12 balls.

But first Chris Wright and then Josh Hull somehow limited Hants to only another eight runs.

Incredible stuff. Congratulations Leicestershire. What a story.

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Josh Hull has won it for Leicestershire with a superb last over!

Keith Barker can only swing his final ball to deep mid-wicket for a single.

Leicestershire have previous with misfields on this ground in knockout games but no error here.

The 19-year-old has pulled it out of the bag and Leicestershire have their first List A trophy since 1985.

Scott Currie the new man and he pulls only to deep mid-wicket for a single!

Good yorker from Josh Hull, squeezed inside mid-on for a single by Keith Barker.

Slower short ball from Josh Hull and Liam Dawson gets on top of it and pulls to long leg for another single.

Keith Barker works a leg side single first ball.

Very sensible as Liam Dawson comes back onto strike.

Oh what an over from Chris Wright. Just three from.

So 19-year-old Josh Hull has six to defend. Hampshire win if it's a tie.

Good luck...

Where's your money?! It's a wonderful penultimate over from Chris Wright as he concedes just three off it.

Keith Barker dabs a single to third man first ball.

Liam Dawson remains the calmest man in the ground and works another single to long-on.

Slower ball bumper from Wright and it gets through Barker for a dot.

Barker then charges, Wright goes outside off and gets through again.

Hope for the Foxes. Nine from eight needed.

Back foot slap to deep cover gets Dawson back on strike.

Final ball after a long chat. Driven only to backward point!

Chris Wright with the penultimate over. How many can he leave Josh Hull for the last?

BIG OVER FOR HAMPSHIRE - 14 from it!

Liam Dawson dabs a single leg side from Josh Hull's first ball.

And then new batter Keith Barker goes to late cut and gets a thin edge to third man for four!

Comes down the pitch but only drives to mid-off.

He then goes across his stumps to try a paddle sweep and gets a top edge over the keeper - but only for two.

A good yorker is dug out leg side for one.

Last ball to Dawson and he drives up and over long-off for six! Poor ball but a lovely strike.

Fifty for Dawson and Hampshire are almost there now.

Josh Hull after that wonderful catch is back to try and see out the game for his side.