Warwickshire vs Lancashire, Final at Birmingham, , Aug 23 2014 - Ball by Ball Commentary

length ball, outside off, driven on the up through long-off, that'll do for Birmingham, who win by four runs and claim their maiden T20 title

fullish wide of the stumps, chopped away through point off the back foot, a single is useless so they come back for the second

another perfect yorker from Woakes, Flintoff bunts it down the ground - this time they won't get back for two, Parry is on strike for the penultimate delivery

goes right back in the crease, clubs a full ball through midwicket, comfortable second run there

fullish, scooped down the ground and long-off slips while fielding, they get back for two

goes full, gets the yorker in, slightly wide of off stump and Parry swings and misses, Flintoff comes charging down the pitch regardless, dives headlong to make his ground and take the strike

low full toss, clubbed over deep midwicket - clears the diving fielder, six more! It's all going wrong/right at the last - and there could yet be a penalty for a slow over rate!

slower ball, in the slot... and crashed for six back down the ground! No foot movement from Flintoff, just waited, swung hard, almost like closed the eyes and let instinct take over

full on off stump, backs away chops one to long-off

pitched up, dug out back past the bowler for one

low full toss, clubbed towards long-on... where Bell takes a BRILLIANT CATCH! Right on the boundary, judged it superbly, leaped up on to his tippy-toes and pouched it like a dream. Third wicket for Hannon-Dalby, Warks closing in

pitched up, on off stump, edgy prod down the ground from Flintoff

slightly full length, Flintoff shuffles forward, pushes tentatively into the covers for a single to get off the mark

full and straight, Woakes has knocked him over! Superb yorker, under Brown's flailing bat, into the base of off stump

ooh, that's tasty, shuffles back in his crease and turns a yorker into a half-volley, rifles a cover drive to the fence

short ball, slow but Brown clocks it, waits... and poings it over deep midwicket for six! Clean swing and away she blows, half-century up for Brown, he's still fighting

full and straight again, Brown can't get under it, crumped down the ground and they race back for two

pitched up, steps away and drills one down the ground to long-off

full and tailing towards leg stump, deflects behind square off the pad

back of a length, Brown pulls at it, hits high on the bat, loops through mid-on for one more