Notts Outlaws beat Birmingham Bears by 22 runs in final at Edgbaston
Notts win first domestic T20 title
Notts posted 190-4, Bears replied with 168-8
Notts Outlaws 143-6
Twenty runs off the over, but Dan Christian has gone - caught on the cover boundary by Michael Carberry. Some light relief for the bowler Kyle Abbott.
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Christian 24, Mullaney 0
Welcome to the party, Dan Christian!
A short-arm jab for six over square leg, then a remarkable shot over cover for six, and then another over mid-wicket!
Notts Outlaws 123-5 (16 overs) v Hampshire
Mason Crane is seen as a future England spin bowler in Test cricket and he showed a steady nerve in the T20 format with an impressive spell of 1-22 for Hampshire. Watch again how he removed in-form Notts opener Riki Wessels.
The TV pictures are showing a couple of kids in one of those huge catapult-type rides just outside Edgbaston. You couldn't get me in one of those things if you gave me a million quid.
Back on the field, Steven Mullaney and Dan Christian are together at the crease for Notts as they look to get up towards 170.
Notts Outlaws 122-5
Six and out for Samit Patel, who has gone for a well-made 35.
Patel smacked Liam Dawson straight back over his head for six, tried it again, and picked out George Bailey on the rope.
Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
I'm pretty sure I've heard a similar playlist at Birmingham's most famous nightclub Snobs on a Saturday night (other Birmingham nightclubs are available).
Now some Labrinth 'Earthquake' blasts out. Perhaps the majority of souls in the Eric Hollies Stand will be heading out and dancing to that later.
They haven't stopped singing since the start of this second semi-final.
James Taylor
Ex-England batsman on BBC 5 live sports extra
We talk about batting in partnerships, but Crane and Afridi have bowled brilliantly. They've controlled that run rate beautifully, Mason Crane 10 dot balls, Afridi eight dot balls.
Patel 29, Christian 2
Shahid Afridi is bowled out as well, taking 1-22 off his four overs.
Ten runs per over from here will get Notts to 165.
Crane 4-0-22-1
Samit Patel hits a straight four during Mason Crane's final over, but it's been an excellent spell from the young Hampshire spinner.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC 5 live sports extra
Nice celebration by Chris Wood, he threw that as far in the air as he caught it from. The game could be won or lost in the next 20 minutes with Dan Christian in. If he bats for 10 overs he can get you 70 on his own.
Notts Outlaws 99-4
Brendan Taylor goes for the big shot but holes out at long on, with Chris Wood taking a safe catch on the boundary.
Hampshire are gaining the upper hand here, so a lot rests on the experienced pair of Samit Patel and captain Dan Christian for Notts.
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BBC Sport at Edgbaston
We're now four hours in and it's starting to tell in the Eric Hollies stand.
"Boom Boom Boom, lemme hear you say way-oh, way-oh" belts out and the atmosphere ramps up a notch.
What is it going to be like at 7pm?!
Image source, Getty ImagesPatel 14, Taylor 19
An excellent shot lofted over cover for four from Samit Patel breaks the shackles a little bit.
Notts need to accelerate soon - if the Hampshire bowlers will allow it. Only 28 runs have been scored in the past five overs.
Patel 7, Taylor 18
An appeal for lbw from Shahid Afridi but Brendan Taylor survives.
We saw Birmingham Bears get to 175 batting first in the first semi-final earlier on. Would the Outlaws take that right now?
Notts Outlaws 83-3 (10 overs) v Hampshire
Riki Wessels got Notts off to a positive start despite the early loss of opening partner Alex Hales.
Watch again as he clears the rope early in his innings.
Crane 2-0-7-1
Mason Crane is helping to drag this back in Hampshire's favour. The runs have dried up for the Notts batsmen in the past couple of overs.
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC 5 live sports extra
Most of the successful Twenty20 teams have a leg-spinner in them. Batsmen are never sure. Is it going to spin away? Is it going to be straight on? You have to keep asking yourself questions all the time.
Patel 4, Taylor 10
Leg spin at both ends now, as Shahid Afridi enters the action. A fairly uneventful over with no boundaries, which will suit Hampshire.
Notts Outlaws 71-3
We're going to get our first look at leg-spinner Mason Crane, who has been in the last couple of England Test squads.
And he has a wicket in his first over!
He has Brendan Taylor in all sorts of trouble, and then removes the dangerous Riki Wessels, who sends a leading edge straight into the grateful hands of James Vince at cover.
Wessels 48, Taylor 5
Three successive fours from Riki Wessels off Liam Dawson take the Notts opener to the verge of a half-century.
Wessels scored 116 off 88 balls in a Championship match the other day, so no doubting that he's in decent nick.
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