Leicestershire beat Hampshire by two runs in One-Day Cup final
Foxes recovered from 19-4 to post 267-7 thanks to Harry Swindells century
Josh Hull bowls tight last over to restrict Hants to 265-8
Leicestershire's first List A trophy since 1985
Hants 233-6 (target 268)
Eight an over needed as Colin Ackermann begins his final over.
Two singles and then a dot.
Ian Holland sweeps hard but it's a good save on the deep midwicket fence. Just one more.
A glance to short third man brings another single before Holland cuts to deep cover for another one.
Ackermann is finished. 1-56.
Hants 228-6 (target 268)
Wiaan Mulder is back with two overs of his allocation left.
Three singles to begin the over.
Liam Dawson absolutely key here for Hampshire. He drives to extra-cover. Big cheers for the dot ball.
Holland tries a smite down the ground last ball but it straight to mid-on for one.
Hants 223-6 (target 268)
No drama from the new man Ian Holland who sweeps his first ball backward of square for four!
And Colin Ackermann again almost gets an arm ball through - but Liam Dawson just keeps it out.
Hants 218-6 (target 268)
Sean Ervine
Former Hampshire allrounder on BBC Radio Solent
This is exactly what Leicester wanted.
They wanted a new batter in to try and create a bit of pressure and create a few dots, just to push that run rate back up.
The Leicester fielders are getting their supporters up - it's fantastic to watch.
Weatherley c sub (Davis) b Ackermann 40 (Hants 218-6, target 268)
Catch taken in the deep! But it will be checked.
Straight in! What a catch.
It's the substitute Will Davis running in from deep square who has dived forward and taken a beauty to break this partnership.
Joe Weatherley swept off a top edge and it just carries to the fielder.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHants 217-5 (target 268)
Tom Scriven for his final over.
Joe Weatherley goes to sweep and gets a thin bottom edge past the wicketkeeper!
No chance for Harry Swindells standing up.
He then cuts past backward point for two more.
0-46 for Scriven.
Hants 208-5 (target 268)
Sean Ervine
Former Hampshire all-rounder on BBC Radio Solent
Leicestershire desperately need a wicket.
At the moment Hampshire are in control and they don't need to panic.
They've got past the 200 mark now as well which is another hurdle so they're ekeing closer and closer. If they don't panic, they should get home.
It's important that these two stay here - they are clear-headed.
Hants 208-5 (target 268)
Chris Wright is back. Can he make the breakthrough again? Only two overs remaining for him.
He's worked for two twos backward of square on the leg side and then a single to long-on by Joe Weatherley.
Liam Dawson then pulls wide of long leg for two more. Single, dot to end the over.
Good one for Hampshire.
Foxes fans trying to raise their side again as the sun sneaks out once more.
Hants 200-5 (target 268)
The required rate just creeping up but this pair still content to knock it around.
Liam Dawson has a pull to leg but just a single to deep midwicket.
This is what Leicestershire wanted, to take the game deep. For a while Hampshire were cruising.
Hants 195-5 (target 268)
Josh Hull is back. Leicestershire need to break this stand.
Three singles before Joe Weatherley plays and misses outside off.
Liam Dawson comes down to have a word.
Two singles to third man to end the over.
10 overs to go and it's anyone's game still. What a final we have!
Hampshire 190-5 (78 needed from 66 balls)
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Trent Bridge
It has gone comparatively quiet in Nottingham now - and, given Leicestershire's greater vocal support earlier, that can only mean that Hampshire must be ahead.
The ship has been steadied by Joe Weatherley and Liam Dawson and back on course for an eighth one-day cup triumph in this their 10th final.
What is more, the bookies are in agreement.
They have the Southampton side as clear favourites now!
Joe Weatherley tries to work to leg but gets a leading edge - only along the ground to mid-off.
Liam Dawson then dabs and goes into the off side.
And a really good save at midwicket last ball of the over.
One or two Hampshire voices being heard in the stands for the first time today.
78 needed from 66 balls.
Ah Colin Ackermann changes ends.
Liam Dawson gives himself a little room and cuts off a thick edge fine and almost to the third man fence. They get three.
Ackermann, not for the first time, then almost squeezes through a quicker ball on Joe Weatherley.
He then dabs leg side and gets a couple to end the over.
50 stand comes up.
Tom Scriven replaces Colin Ackermann at the Radcliffe Road End.
Liam Dawson punches him very sweetly past mid-off for a couple.
Joe Weatherley then cuts two more wide of third man.
No drama once again for Hampshire. This pair have got them moving soundly again.
Moving better than Wiaan Mulder who is a little ginger.
But it's a good over. A single from five deliveries and Joe Weatherley picks out point last ball of the over.
Hants 176-5 (target 268)
Niall O'Brien
Former Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio Leicestershire
As a Leicestershire player and fan you think let's get the game down to the last two or three overs, six or seven wickets down.
Create a little bit of uncertainty because you know you don't have the attack to blow away the tail so you're just trying to hang in there as much as you can.
Hampshire, they just want to try and defuse the situation, try and keep a calm head.
Hampshire chase getting back on course.
Joe Weatherley has had enough of fiddling Colin Ackermann around and slog sweeps him over deep midwicket for six! Lovely strike.
Has a second go but misses completely.
92 from 90 balls needed.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWiaan Mulder is back - but may have a niggle in his foot.
Liam Dawson pulls just wide enough of deep square for two.
Then goes again and finds the gap between deep square and long leg.
Hampshire just taking the sting out of the Foxes here.
Joe Weatherley sweeps to the 45.
And is then very nearly done by Colin Ackermann's quicker ball. Just keeps it out on his stumps.
Liam Dawson is down the wicket but can't beat the bowler.
Miserly again from the offie.
Hants 156-5 (target 268)
Niall O'Brien
Former Ireland wicketkeeper on BBC Radio Leicestershire
I still have Hampshire ahead of the game, still, just about.
We know what Liam Dawson is going to do with all his experience. He's going to assess the conditions of the game and the pitch and scenario.
Will Joe Weatherley think differently? Will he think I'm going to be the aggressor here?
If he does it might give Leicestershire a chance and open the door to them again.