Nottinghamshire vs Surrey, Royal London One-Day Cup 2017 Final
- Gareth Batty, Surrey skipper, won the toss and elected to bat
- Jason Roy and Mark Stoneman helped Surrey get off to a blazing start. The duo added 83 runs in 67 balls for the opening wicket
- Steven Mullaney, who dismissed the in-form Kumar Sangakkara, struck twice in quick succession to derail Surrey's charge
- Even as wickets kept falling at regular intervals, Mark Stoneman stroked his way to a fine century - his 6th in List A - and helped Surrey post 297 for 9. He carried his bat through the innings and scored an unbeaten 144
- Nottinghamshire were in dire straits early, losing their top order batsmen at regular intervals. Sam Curran began the downfall with the first strike of opener Michael Lumb
- While wickets were falling from one end, Alex Hales blazed his way to a fine century and kept Nottinghamshire in the chase
- When the fifth wicket fell for 150, the five dismissed batters had combined to score only 33
- Chris Read provided the much-needed support to Alex Hales. He stroked his way to a fine half century and added 137 runs for the sixth wicket with Hales
- Alex Hales's 167-ball 187 helped Nottinghamshire win the Royal London One-Day Cup by four wickets