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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Ben Pheazey

  1. Middlesex 123-5

    Higgins 47, Duke 20

    Alex Green is back in the attack in place of Rehan Ahmed.

    He fires one leg side to Harry Duke and that's a wide.

    The next ball is worked to deep backward square and that's a 50 partnership with Ryan Higgins off 61 balls.

    Ideally Middlesex need another 50 or two off this pair.

    Five runs off that over altogether.

  2. Middlesex 118-5

    Higgins 45, Duke 18

    Can Middlesex double the score from here?

    That might be competitive.

    A flatter ball from Ajaz Patel is hit just wide of mid on by Ryan Higgins for four.

    Higgins is back and across for one into the leg side.

    Harry Duke drives to long off for one. One more for Higgins to cover.

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    Leics v Middlesex 111-5

    I overheard one Middlesex supporter say to another, what is the earliest time you can check into your hotel?

    Phil - Trent Bridge

  4. Middlesex 111-5

    Higgins 39, Duke 17

    The sweep is being left in the locker for now as Ryan Higgins cuts Rehan Ahmed to cover for two.

    A reverse now but there's no run.

    A single - and slip comes in for Harry Duke - who scoops the ball over slip for three runs as confirmed by the TV umpire.

    Well fielded, Ben Green.

    Ryan Higgins plays a reverse sweepShutterstock

  5. Middlesex 104-5

    Higgins 35, Duke 13

    Ryan Higgins tries to work an arm ball away but is stopped by Stephen Eskinazi at mid-wicket.

    A couple of runs off that over. Middlesex rebuilding but that run out was mighty close.

  6. Middlesex 102-5

    Higgins 34, Duke 13

    Harry Duke is safe. Rehan Ahmed did not gather the ball cleanly.

    Goodness me. And breathe.

  7. Middlesex 102-5

    Higgins 34, Duke 13

    Ryan Higgins drops a ball to backward point and wisely doesn't run.

    He's nearly tucked up by a Rehan Ahmed googly.

    Run out at the non-striker's end?

    We're going upstairs as Duke is halfway down and diving.

  8. Middlesex 100-5

    Higgins 28, Duke 13

    You'd fancy one of these Middlesex players needs to be there at the end.

    Ryan Higgins reverse sweeps Rehan Ahmed to backward point for four - bringing up the innings hundred.

  9. Middlesex 96-5

    Higgins 32, Duke 13

    Adam Whitty
    BBC Radio Leicester commentator

    It's a lovely atmosphere inside Trent Bridge.

  10. Middlesex 96-5

    Higgins 28, Duke 13

    Ajaz Patel continues at the other and and again Ryan Higgins sweeps for four - to backward square.

    Are they going up a gear here?

    Higgins goes back and across flaying off side for a tight two runs.

    Good fielding from Tom Scriven at point as the freeze frame confirms the second run was made.

    A single dabbed to mid-wicket.

  11. Middlesex 89-5

    Higgins 21, Duke 13

    Harry Duke gets away with an edge off Rehan Ahmed past slip to deep third for four.

    Higgins comes down the pitch to have a chat.

    Duke pushes one into the off side and Higgins sweeps square for two.

    He gets a reverse sweep away for one.

    Rehan Ahmed bowlingShutterstock

  12. Middlesex 81-5

    Higgins 18, Duke 8

    Drinks break is over.

    Harry Duke takes guard to Rehan Ahmed.

  13. Middlesex 81-5

    Higgins 18, Duke 8

    Thanks Clive.

    How are your nerves, Middlesex fans?

    Time for a drink. Soft drinks for the players.

  14. Time to hand over to Ben Pheazey for the rest of this Middlesex innings...

  15. Middlesex 81-5

    Higgins 18, Duke 8

    It may seem churlish to say it given how the day has gone so far but Leicestershire mustn't lose their grip here.

    Harry Duke hits his first boundary off Reham Ahmed and some untidy fielding allow Middlesex to add a couple more.

  16. Middlesex 77-5

    Hollman 17, Duke 5

    Adam Whitty
    BBC Radio Leicester commentator

    Looks like a world beater, Rehan Ahmed.

    He looks unplayable.

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    Does Cox get to keep the ball for taking five catches?

    Bryan - Putney

  18. Middlesex 72-5

    Higgins 17, Duke 0

    Kevin Hand
    BBC Radio London commentator

    This is such a challenge for Middlesex.

    They've got to settle here, keep cool heads.

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    Leics v Middlesex 71-5

    I've grown to really enjoy this comp more that the 100 or T20. What is really good is the amount of youngsters getting a chance to play a decent standard.

    John - Sheffield

    Alex Green bowlingShutterstock

  20. Middlesex 73-5

    Higgins 17, Duke 0

    Spin at both ends now as Ajaz Patel becomes the sixth bowler used.

    He concedes a single to each batter.

    Leicestershire well on top here.