Worcestershire vs Sussex, Final - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

One day, three matches, all enthralling and quick over-rates. It was a joy covering the Finals Day. It's party time for Worcestershire, who have won their maiden T20 trophy. England are blessed with some terrific young guns. Good luck, if you are an England selector. That's a good problem to have. Right then, it's time to pull the curtains down. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. Until next time, it's goodbye from Abhinand Raghavendran on behalf of Nikhil Jadhav and Vinod. Take care!

Ben Cox, undoubtedly, has been the named the Player of the Match.

Ed Bardnard: To see this whole crowd, it's been phenomenal. They have been great. Ben Cox was brilliant throughout the season. He's showing us what he can do with the bat. Moeen was absolutely amazing as well. Simply brilliant.

Ben Cox - It's hard to put into words. Today's been my day. With 20 still required things went our way. Credit to the boys for this fantastic effort. We grew up together most of us. Now we can enjoy our success and soak it all in. It's one of those days and we are never gonna forget it.

Fantastic scenes here at Edgbaston as the packed stadium applauds the new champions. Ben Cox, the hero! An unbeaten 55 in the semifinal earlier in the day and he follows it up with a 27-ball 46 in a pressure chase. Chasing a tricky score, Worcs got off to a brisk start, scoring 53 in the powerplay. However, the introduction of spin saw the fortunes fluctuate. The spin twins - Danny Briggs and Will Beer - picked four wickets between them (combined figures: 8-0-51-4). With 42 needed off the last four overs, the match was still evenly poised. But, Worcerstershire's wicketkepper-batsman had other ideas. Cox targeted Sussex's best pacers - Jordan and Archer - to come out triumphant.

Jofra Archer to Cox, FOUR, Worcestershire are the new T20 Blast champions! Take a bow, Ben Cox. A head-high bouncer from Archer and Cox muscled the pull through backward square leg. He knew it straightaway where the ball was heading. Made contact and up went the arms. Worcestershire win the final by 5 wickets and with 9 balls to spare!

Jofra Archer to Cox, SIX, full ball on the pads, Cox stays back in his crease and flicks it nonchalantly over long leg. Stunning shot

Jofra Archer to Cox, no ball, byes, 4 runs, what a time to bowl your worst ball! The beamer way down leg and Cox was ducking for cover. There is no chance of the keeper getting there and the ball races away to the fine leg fence. Six runs in total!

Jofra Archer to Barnard, 1 run, in the blockhole, Barnard jams it off the outside half towards sweeper cover

17 from 12!

Jordan to Cox, 2 runs, just over extra cover. Jordan goes full again and Cox stays deep and leg-side to carve it over the off-side. Two more for Cox

Jordan to Cox, SIX, stunning shot! Fuller than a good length ball on the sticks, Cox gets down on a knee and kabooms it over long-on. Got it off the meat. Jordan missed his yorker by a couple of inches

Jordan to Barnard, byes, 1 run, another run stolen. Had Michael Burgess hit the stumps, Cox would have been a goner. Wide yorker and Barnard shuffled across to scoop. Missed and Cox just ran across

Jordan to Cox, 1 run, Cox walks forward to heave across the line, was early to do so and inside-edged it. The ball luckily for the batsman bounces over the sticks and they nab a run

Jordan to Cox, FOUR, now tries the conventional paddle sweep and makes good contact. A full toss, Cox walks forward and across to paddle- sweeps it square of the man at short fine

Jordan to Cox, no run, gets a faint tickle on his reverse-sweep against this fullish ball. Can't beat the diving keeper

Chris Jordan [2.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack

Worcestershire need 31 runs in 18 balls

Jofra Archer to Cox, 1 run, right in the blockhole and Cox inside-edges to square leg

Ed Barnard, right handed bat, comes to the crease