WAR vs GLO

What a match. The Bears dominated the league stages but they can't cross the quarter-final hurdle once again. Credit to Gloucestershire's fighting spirit even after posting a low target. They have a brilliant attack and this victory would instil a lot of confidence before heading to the Finals Day. Get ready for the Finals day next week but for now it's time to end the coverage. It was a pleasure bringing this to you and hope you enjoyed it. Until next time, this is Pragadeesh and Darpan signing off

Ollie Price [Player of the Match] - We are all absolutely buzzing. You can tell from the celebrations. We felt we were under par with the bat. But we have pulled things back this season very well. Credit to the bowlers. Whole unit went well today. I guess it was about staying calm in the middle. It spun with the hard new ball. I tried to bowl the right areas and thankfully, it worked out. The crowd was awesome and we were massively helped by that. We will turn up in the semifinals with the same attitude.

Gloucestershire won by 14 runs

Look at the smiles in the middle. Delight for the fans and the Gloucestershire players. They didn't let the travelling supporters down. At the halfway stage, everyone thought they posted a below par total on the board but the bowlers made 139 look big. The ball was whistling past Moeen's outside edge as Payne bowled a maiden over to start the proceedings eventually

Moeen did make up his slow start by going after Payne in his third over inside the powerplay but the seamer had the last laugh. Once the field spread, it was Olive Price's show as he not only dictated terms but also picked up two crucial wickets to break this game wide open.

Hain had a slow start and was playing according to the situation by rotating the strike but Price removed him to give his team an upper hand. Then Benjamin fought hard and the hopes were pinned on him but the pacers were too hot to handle at the back end. Shaw's double strike shattered all the hopes and Payne got rid of Benjamin in the final over to help his team cross the finish line

19.6 David Payne to Richard Gleeson, dot ball. IT IS OVER! Slower ball on a good length. Gleeson plays all around it. He swirls whilst swinging the blade but makes no connection. The ball hits him in the body and Gloucestershire erupt into rhapsodic celebrations. 

19.5 David Payne to Jake Lintott, CONNECTS THIS TIME! CAUGHT! WOW! Straighter line. Still pace-off. It hung up in the air for a long time. Long-on ran in and dived forward to catch it. 

19.4 David Payne to Jake Lintott, slower ball, angled across on a good length. Lintott took half a step across and swung hard. Again, no connection.

19.1 David Payne to Chris Benjamin, over the wicket comes the left armer. AERIAL! CAUGHT? YES. It was angled across on a full length. The batter lofts it over extra cover. The fielder in the deep runs around and dives forward to take a great catch inches from the ground.

Chris Benjamin c OJ Price b Payne 33 (27b, 0x4, 2x6)

Shaw has delivered in his final two overs. Benjamin retains the strike but he would disappointed to face just a solitary delivery in the penultimate over. The visitors have been superb in the crunch moments.

18.6 Josh Shaw to Chris Benjamin, YORKS HIM! Benjamin shaped up for the reverse ramp but Shaw was ON THE MONEY! They run one as the ball trickles away to point.

18.3 Josh Shaw to Danny Briggs, fuller ball. The batter slices it over point. The sweeper cover runs around and slips in the end, but stops the ball importantly.

18.1 Josh Shaw to Danny Briggs, APPEAL FOR CAUGHT BEHIND! Briggs shaped up for the scoop shot. It was too short for him to do that. In the end, he withdrew and the ball went to the keeper.