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Ottis Gibson celebrates with his Leicestershire team-mates after claiming the wicket of James Benning in the second over

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Scott Newman replaces Benning and plays some nice shots before being caught off Charlie Dagnall for 21

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Despite these setbacks, Ali Brown anchors the Surrey innings with an entertaining 64 before being caught by John Sadler

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With dusk falling, Rikki Clarke puts on a quickfire 13 before falling to Claude Henderson, leaving Surrey on 135-4

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Adam Hollioake shows his disappointment after making only four runs in his final Twenty20 Cup game for Surrey

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Pakistani Azhar Mahmood is the last man to go as Surrey set Leicestershire a challenging target of 169

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The Foxes get off to a flying start and put on 62 before losing the wicket of Darren Maddy in the sixth over for 22

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Australian captain Brad Hodge is the driving force behind Leicestershire's innings as he reaches 50 off 26 balls

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Hodge shows his delight as partner Jeremy Snape sends a Mahmood delivery away for four to clinch a seven-wicket win

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The celebrations begin in earnest as Leicestershire celebrate their first trophy since becoming County Champions in 1998