8.4 to Di Venuto, great catch! Carberry snaps up a terrific catch, diving low to his right at midwicket to snatch away Di Venuto's wicket. That was very firmly struck indeed and that's the breakthrough Hampshire had been seeking 44/1

47.5 to Collingwood, up and over the infield again on the off-side, from a thick outside edge, and Mascarenhas takes a great catch over his head, the ball running away from him 278/5

12.1 to Mustard, possibly pitches outside the line and nips back in at him. A harsh way to get out, but there's no holding Bruce back. Oh hang on, a referral. But it's too late says the umpire - it has to be instantaneous...Mustard loiters inside the rope, but again he's told it's too late and he has to go 69/2

31.6 to Coetzer, outside off and a tame dismissal in the end, Coetzer poking forward and Warne, in short on the off, dives low to his left to snap up a good catch 180/3

0.1 to Lumb, what a start for Durham! Gibson strikes first ball! This really has been his season - and here he induces a thick edge to second slip where it's snapped tidily by Di Venuto 0/1

0.2 to Ervine, gone! Same ball! Same result! Another great catch by Di Venuto and he's on a hat trick already 0/2

8.3 to Pietersen, Oh well thats plumb!, Pitches it out side the off stumps and moves in and hits him right in front of off stump. No doubt about that and hestiation for the umpire to raise his finger. 17/3

18.2 to Carberry, Bowled him! straighter delivery, pitching on the leg stump, looks to cut again and misses it and this time the ball hits the leg stump 75/4

36.2 to Mascarenhas, gone this time. Mascarenhas tried another of his big attempted heaves, aiming a pull shot to one which clips his off-bail 177/7

38.4 to Powell, walks down the track and spoons very gently to square cover. Durham now need just one more wicket 182/9

40.6 to Warne, that's it! Bowled, backing away and Durham win their first trophy in 15 years' of first-class cricket 187/10

29.6 to Crawley, this is a big wicket now, cutting in at the right hander, who left his stumps exposed, and his leg stump plinks back 142/5

35.4 to Pothas, an early wicket, then, the slower ball deceiving Pothas who went for the six over deep midwicket, but fell short with the shot 174/6

37.5 to Tremlett, swatted high to midwicket and Di Venuto takes that well over his head 178/8