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The final of the 2022 Royal London Cup, the domestic 50-over tournament for men's professional counties in England and Wales.
The match is set to take place on Saturday, September 17, with an 11am BST start time.
Trent Bridge in Nottingham will host the final.
Kent and Lancashire will contest the final.
Kent reached the Royal London Cup final with victory over Hampshire [Getty Images]
Kent finished third in their group stage, before beating Leicestershire and Hampshire in the knockout rounds.
Lancashire finished second in the same group, and saw off Nottinghamshire and Sussex in the quarter-final and semi-final.
Kent have avoided the urge to include any players who were involved in The Hundred. Darren Stevens, the veteran allrounder, will play his final game for the county at the age of 46.
Rob Jones has recovered from an ankle injury in time to be included in the Lancashire squad.
Lancashire: Keaton Jennings (c), Tom Bailey, George Balderson, Jack Blatherwick, Josh Bohannon, Steven Croft, Liam Hurt, Rob Jones, Danny Lamb, George Lavelle, Jack Morley, Dane Vilas, Luke Wells, Will Williams
Kent squad to be confirmed.
Kent: Ben Compton, Joey Evison, Ollie Robinson, Joe Denly, Harry Finch, Darren Stevens, Grant Stewart, Harry Podmore, Hamidullah Qadri, Nathan Gilchrist
Lancashire: Keaton Jennings, Luke Wells, Josh Bohannon, Steven Croft, Dane Vilas, George Balderson, George Lavelle, Danny Lamb, Liam Hurt, Tom Bailey, Will Williams
Yes, plenty of tickets are available. They can be purchased via the Trent Bridge box office - click here - and cost between £5 and £35.
Lancashire are looking for their first Royal London Cup trophy [Getty Images]
Yes, Sky Sports Cricket will carry live coverage of the final.
The ECB website will carry a live stream which will be accessible for those signed up to the We Are England Cricket supporters' club.
Radio coverage will come in the form of updates on BBC 5Live and Sports Extra. BBC local radio will have full commentary, which will also be available via the BBC website.
The Cricketer will have comprehensive match coverage and reaction from Trent Bridge.
It's not going to be warm. The Met Office suggests temperatures will struggle to get above 16 degrees Celsius, but the chance of rain is very low so a full day's play should be possible.
Lancashire are the heavy favourites for this one, with a best price of 8/11 available with the bookmakers. Kent, as outsiders, are as long as 5/4 in places.
If the game finishes in a tie, the Royal London Cup playing conditions stipulate that wickets lost will be the determining factor.
If both sides have lost the same number of wickets and scored the same number of runs at the conclusion of the game, the winner will be decided by the most runs after 10 overs. If still level, the number of runs after nine overs and so on.
Posted by Christopher sharp on 17/01/2023 at 18:07
It was a great game of cricket either side could have won iwas present at the game and saw kent win as I am a kent supporter I was glad it was a gooddayoutand a nice G towards kent win. Final at last
Posted by Eric Dawson on 16/09/2022 at 23:44
Why is Villas not captaining LCCC,is he on his way out of the club? Hope not. Hope Stevo has a goodish match,sorry to see him go.
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