Summary

  • Middlesex beat Leicestershire by 31 runs to lift One-Day Cup

  • Foxes bowled out for 200 despite Kelly's 103

  • Middlesex make 231 following recovery from 71-5

  • Higgins hits first List A century; Holland takes five wickets

  • Middlesex win first white-ball trophy since 2008

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  1. wicket

    WICKETpublished at 11:46 BST 20 September

    Ben Geddes c Cox b Scriven 0 (Middlesex 32-3)

    Leicestershire celebrate taking wicketImage source, Shutterstock

    The first bowling change leads to the third wicket and Leicestershire are now justifying their decision to put Middlesex in.

    Ben Geddes lasts four balls before getting an edge to Tom Scriven and Ben Cox has his third catch behind.

    No wonder the Leicestershire fans are singing.

  2. Middlesex 31-2published at 10 overs

    De Caires 12, Geddes 0

    This is an excellent spell from Ian Holland.

    The 35-year-old now has 15 wickets in the competition having taken the first two here.

    He concedes just one off that over, a single to long leg from Josh de Caires.

  3. wicket

    WICKETpublished at 9.3 overs

    Holden c Cox b Holland 5 (Middlesex 31-2)

    Max Holden never looked comfortable against Ian Holland.

    He plays at a rising delivery and keeper Ben Cox takes a head-high catch.

    Middlesex captain Ben Geddes is next in.

  4. Middlesex 30-1published at 9 overs

    Holden 5, De Caires 11

    Fine shot off the first ball of Ben Green's over from Max Holden, driving through long-off for four.

    But calm down Max.

    He charges down the pitch next ball, misses and has to scramble to get back in his crease.

    Sensibly he plays out the rest of the over from firmly in his crease.

  5. Middlesex 26-1published at 8 overs

    Holden 1, De Caires 11

    Max Holden struggles to get bat on ball against Ian Holland.

    When he eventually does he races through for a single and survives the first umpire's review of the day for a run out.

    Excellent bowling from Holland who has 1-10 after 4 overs.

  6. Middlesex 25-1published at 11:32 BST 20 September

    De Caires 11, Holden 0

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    That's a jaffa. That's the ball of the morning so far.

  7. Middlesex 25-1published at 7 overs

    De Caires 11, Holden 0

    Josh de Caires edges Ben Green but with soft hands and the ball passes slip along the ground - two runs.

    A good over from Green who beats De Caires.

    The Leicestershire opening bowlers keep beating the bat off the last ball of an over,

  8. Middlesex 23-1published at 11:28 BST 20 September

    De Caires 9, Fernandes - c Cox b Holland 13

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    An away swinger again on a length. He's gone hard at it.

  9. Middlesex 23-1published at 6 overs

    De Caires 9, Holden 0

    A wicket maiden from veteran Ian Holland.

    He beats the outside edge of new batter Max Holden off the last ball.

  10. wicket

    WICKETpublished at 5.3 overs

    Fernandes c Cox b Holland 13 (Middlesex 23-1)

    Leicestershire players celebrate taking a wicketImage source, Shutterstock

    Huge cheers from the Leicestershire faithful as Nathan Fernandes slashes at one from Ian Holland and is caught behind.

    An important wicket that one as Fernandes was looking dangerous.

  11. Middlesex 23-0published at 5 overs

    De Caires 9, Fernandes 13

    Shot of the morning so far as Josh de Caires cover drives for his first boundary.

    Ben Green almost has an immediate response beating the batters outside edge off the final ball.

    Leicestershire fans in good voice in the Fox Road stand.

    Josh De Caires plays a cover driveImage source, Shutterstock
  12. Middlesex 19-0published at 11:19 BST 20 September

    De Caires 5 Fernandes 13

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    That was a dismissive clip through square leg.

  13. Middlesex 19-0published at 4 overs

    De Caires 5, Fernandes 13

    Josh de Caires scores a 2 and a single off Ian Holland both down to long leg.

    Good fielding from Tom Scriven prevents a boundary.

    But they can't stop a fine shot through mid-wicket off the last ball of the over from Nathan Fernandes who now has three boundaries.

  14. Middlesex 12-0published at 3 overs

    De Caires 2 Fernandes 9

    Middlesex get going in the third over, bowled by Ben Green.

    Nathan Fernandes hits the first two boundaries of the match.

    The first shot isn't perfectly timed but goes to the offside boundary.

    The second is a bold drive.

  15. Middlesex 4-0published at 11:12 BST 20 September

    De Caires 2 Fernandes 1

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    Just got a hand and well, should he have held on is the question?

    It would've been a comfortable chance for a third slip.

    But for a second...

  16. Middlesx 4-0published at 2 overs

    De Caires 2 Fernandes 1

    Nathan Fernandes takes a single from the dropped catch and it's a good over from Ian Holland despite bowling one wide.

    The ground is far from full but it's a good atmosphere.

  17. dropped catch

    Dropped catchpublished at 1.5 overs

    Middlesex 4-0

    Tough chance as Nathan Fernandes edges to second slip.

    Ajaz Patel gets a hand to it but can't hold on.

  18. Middlesex 2-0published at 1 over

    De Caires 2, Fernandes 0

    Decent first over from Ben Green who beats the bat of Josh de Caires with the last ball.

    De Caires got off the mark with two from a leading edge as Nick Kelly failed to stop it at backward point.

    Kelly makes amends with a good stop two balls later.

  19. Middlesex 0-0published at 1st over

    De Caires 0 Fernandes 0

    Adam Whitty
    BBC Radio Leicester commentator

    A load of people have got the train up from Leicester with their mates.

  20. Middlesex 0-0published at 1st over

    De Caires 0 Fernandes 0

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    The atmosphere feels good today.