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. Leics 187-7 - target 232published at 40.4 overs

    Kelly 102, Scriven 5

    Tom Scriven gets a single off Ryan Higgins out to cover. A leg stump guard for Nick Kelly, who chips the ball over the bowler's head for one.

    The return throw is a good one at the non-striker's end but Tom Scriven is home. Or is he? Yes, we've had the replay and "not out" flashes up on the scoreboard. Close though.

    Kelly is sat on the turf clearly in discomfort with the physio on. Cramp? Knee injury? He's having a drink and is back up.

  2. 100 runs

    for Kellypublished at 40.1 overs

    Leics 184-7 (target 232)

    Nick Kelly celebrates scoring a centuryImage source, Shutterstock

    The last 10 overs of the game. Nick Kelly faces the returning Ryan Higgins on 99...

    He taps a slower ball leg side and there it is!

    Kelly has 100 in 103 balls with 10 fours and three sixes. Heroic.

    Cue cheering and full-throated song from Leicestershire's supporters.

  3. Leics 183-7 - target 232published at 40 overs

    Kelly 99, Scriven 4

    Tom Helm continues to frustrate Leicestershire in a much more frugal second spell than his first one.

    Nick Kelly strokes the second ball through backward point for two to get to 98. He works the next ball round the corner. One. He's on 99.

    Helm bowls into the pitch at Tom Scriven - who defends.

    49 to win. Helm has 1-9 in this spell.

  4. Leics 180-7 - target 232published at 39 overs

    Kelly 96, Scriven 4

    A full toss from Luke Hollman is pushed away for two by Tom Scriven.

    But doesn't he need to get Nick Kelly back on strike?

    Scriven goes back to a leg side ball, working it fine for one.

    Nick Kelly faces on 95. He drives to a tumbling Toby Roland-Jones in the off side for a single.

    52 to win off 11 overs.

  5. Leics 176-7published at 38 overs

    Kelly 95, Scriven 1

    Tom Scriven is beaten going forward to block his first ball.

    This feels like a big moment.

    Josh de Caires is brought in at slip.

    Scriven drives to deep point for one to end the Tom Helm over.

  6. Leics 175-7- target 232published at 17:49 BST 20 September

    Kelly 95, Scriven 0

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    Oh dear that was a mistake.

    I can't believe he (Ben Green) was going for a six.

    Now that has Middlesex believing again.

  7. wicket

    WICKETpublished at 37.3 overs

    B Green c De Caires b Helm 11 (Leics 175-7)

    Tom Helm is slowing the rate down at his end but Middlesex need wickets urgently.

    Short! Pulled! Taken by Josh de Caires at deep square!

    Ben Green has holed out. Tom Scriven to bat next.

  8. Leics 175-6 - target 232published at 37 overs

    Kelly 95, B Green 11

    Luke Hollman is back on - and it is a change of ends for him.

    Stuart Broad End this time.

    The floodlights are on. A drag down ball is pulled to long on by Ben Green for one.

    Nick Kelly tries going back to force a run through the off side and is nearly foxed next ball, a straighter delivery.

    Here's a release of pressure. A shorter ball is swivel-pulled between mid-wicket and backward square for four. Cue cheering from Leicestershire supporters.

  9. Leics 170-6 - target 232published at 36 overs

    Kelly 91, B Green 10

    Nick Kelly plays a cover drive for fourImage source, Shutterstock

    66 needed off 15 overs. Nick Kelly the key wicket.

    We in fact briefly appeared to have had the physio on for Kelly when new gloves were brought on.

    Kelly had numerous body blows in his match-winning Championship innings at home to Hampshire on Friday.

    Kelly is struggling to pick up Tom Helm, cutting and missing a slower ball.

    He chops the third ball away for one to move to 90 off 92 balls.

    Ben Green cloths a short ball and top edges safely in front of square leg for a single.

    Four singles off that over in all. 62 to win.

  10. Leics 166-6 - target 232published at 35 overs

    Kelly 89, B Green 8

    Zafar Gohar is keeping Leicestershire honest here, bowling a tidy line and length just outside off stump.

    Ben Green gets a thick outside edge and wants a single but Nick Kelly sends him back.

    Just a couple of singles off that over.

    66 more required off 90 balls.

  11. Leics 164-6 - target 232published at 34 overs

    Kelly 88, B Green 7

    At the 34-over mark Middlesex must decide which ball to use for the remainder of the game.

    Zafar Gohar will bowl to Ben Green.

  12. Leics 164-6 - target 232published at 34 overs

    Kelly 88, B Green 7

    Tom Helm bowlingImage source, Shutterstock

    Middlesex need some inspiration.

    Tom Helm replaces Luke Hollman in the attack.

    He went for 20 off his first two overs but hits a good line and length here.

    A slower ball is worked away by Ben Green for two leg byes.

    A big leading edge just drops safely past cover.

    Green was trying to work the ball to leg. A single is taken.

  13. Leics 161-6 - target 232published at 33 overs

    Kelly 88, B Green 6

    Ben Green is beaten outside off and Harry Duke whips off the bails from behind the stumps. He's safe.

    He gets a single off the next ball - and Nick Kelly launches Zafar Gohar for six over long on.

    The pressure is easing for Leicestershire.

    Nine off the over in all.

    71 needed off 17 overs. Run-rate isn't an issue.

  14. Leics 152-6 - target 232published at 17:25 BST 20 September

    Kelly 81, B Green 4

    Adam Whitty
    BBC Radio Leicester commentator

    I'm loving hearing the Leicestershire fans over there.

    It's a cricket atmosphere unlike any you normally get but it's been so enjoyable.

  15. Leics 150-6 - target 232published at 32 overs

    Kelly 81, B Green 4

    Nicky Kelly sees out the over on 81 not out.

    80 to win off 108 balls.

  16. Leics 150-6 - target 232published at 31.3 overs

    Kelly 80, B Green 2

    He can't do it all on his own. Nick Kelly does need a bit of support at the other end.

    Kelly pushes a single off the back foot to square leg facing Luke Hollman.

    Ben Green is forward driving one to long on. Every run is being applauded. The Leicestershire fans are singing.

    A leg side wide brings up the innings 150 in 31.3 overs.

  17. Leics 147-6 - target 232published at 31 overs

    Kelly 79, B Green 2

    Ben Green drives Zafar Gohar and gets one to deep cover.

    Here's the key battle. Can Zafar get Nick Kelly out?

    Down the track and six runs! What a strike.

    More of an immaculate golf swing really.

  18. Leics 139-6 - target 232published at 30 overs

    Kelly 72, B Green 1

    Luke Hollman is short first ball and pulled for four by Nick Kelly.

    A drag down first up from the leg spinning all-rounder.

    Another drag down ball isn't timed and it's just one.

    Field set deep for Ben Green - who punches to deep cover for one.

    A leg side ball is worked away fine by Kelly. Four!

    He's been a hero in this competition, in the last Championship game at home to Hampshire - and he's the key for the Foxes again today.

  19. Leics 129-6 - target 232published at 29 overs

    Kelly 63, B Green 0

    All of a sudden it's the Middlesex fans in full voice.

    Crucial wicket from Zafar Gohar.

    Pressure on Nick Kelly batting with the tail on 63 not out.

    Luke Hollman well bowl his leg spin.

  20. wicket

    WICKETpublished at 28.4 overs

    Holland st Duke b Zafar 15 (Leics 129-6, target 232)

    Zafar Gohar celebrates taking a wicketImage source, Shutterstock

    Down the track, missed. Stumped! A wicket out of nowhere for the Seaxes and Ben Green will bat.

    Jubilation for Zafar Gohar.

    Ian Holland gives it away somewhat.