The 50 partnership comes off 48 balls when a pick up and throw could've caused a run out at the non-striker's end.

Single to Nick Kelly.

Plenty of aggressive intent from Nick Kelly in the Ryan Higgins over.

The New Zealand international seizes on a wide half volley to crunch the ball through cover for four.

He's a bit lucky to edge to deep third for two though and a slip is put in.

Pressure back on Middlesex.

Just two off the Ryan Higgins over.

Nick Kelly backs away and cuts past Tom Helm at point for one.

This feels like a key partnership with two of Leicestershire's best players in this competition.

Spinner Zafar Gohar is full and Holland sweeps past Naavya Sharma at backward square for four.

Now Sharma swaps places with Nathan Fernandes.

We're past the halfway point of the chase.

Full length just a tad outside off from Ryan Higgins.

A wider ball is driven and edged past a vacant gully area for one by Ian Holland.

Nick Kelly pushes to backward point but there's no run.

He gets an inside edge to backward square to end the over.

Ryan Higgins, who made a century in Middlesex's innings, will bowl to Ian Holland, who took five wickets.

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Thanks Clive. Leicestershire need 122 off 25 overs.

Middlesex need five wickets. Game in the balance and it's drinks.

Leicestershire reach the halfway stage of their chase with three singles off Zafar Gohar.

Nick Kelly and Ian Holland have added 31 so far and have eased Leicestershire fans' anxiety.

122 more needed.

Over to you Ben Pheazey...

Adam Whitty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Back to back 50s for the New Zealand international.

for Kellypublished at 23.5 overs

23.5 overs

Leics 106-5 - target 232

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Nick Kelly brings up his fourth 50+ score of the competition.

It's come off 52 balls and included six fours and a six.

100 up for Leicestershirepublished at 23.3

23.3

Leics 101-5 - target 232

A well timed drive from Nick Kelly brings up the hundred for Leicestershire.

It's come in 138 balls with the second 50 taking 68 balls.

Middlesex bring on their fifth bowler in the form of left-arm spinner Zafar Gohar.

He goes for three.

A direct hit from the deep by Naavya Sharma causes an umpire review but Ian Holland has grounded his bat to be well in.

135 needed in 27 overs.

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Nick Kelly could win this for Leicestershire if Middlesex don't get him out soon.

Naavya Sharma makes the mistake of bowling two short deliveries at him and both are despatched to the boundary.

Kelly and Ian Holland still have plenty to do with 138 more needed at just short of five an over.

Despite taking nine off that over they're well behind the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern par score of 139.

Ryan Higgins switches to the Stuart Broad end where he has a hard act to follow after the heroic efforts of former England test player Toby Roland-Jones.

It's a quiet over with a couple of singles taken.

Two very experienced players at the crease now for Leicestershire in Nick Kelly and Ian Holland who's already contributed with a five-for with the ball.

After taking two wickets in his first spell Naavya Sharma returns.

Leicestershire get through his first over back without any alarms adding four singles.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London commentator

That's his day done.

The drama of a final, it's incredible. Absolutely incredible.

Toby Roland-Jones thinks he has another as Ian Holland is given LBW.

But this time Leicestershire do review and the decision is reversed.

Still a fantastic uninterrupted 10 over spell from Roland-Jones who finishes with 3-27.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London commentator

Look at Roland-Jones' delight!

Roland-Jones rolling back the years at Trent Bridge.

Ryan Higgins narrowly misses out on making it two maidens in a row.

The last ball comes off Nick Kelly's inside edge for a single.

There's a big lbw shout against Kelly off the first ball of the over. But this time Middlesex don't review.

Both teams have one review left.