2009 - Sussex claim title and ticket to India
Dwayne Smith was the star for the Sussex Sharks helping then cruise to glory at Edgbaston to win the Twenty20 Cup final with a 63 run triumph against the SomerSet Sabres and book their place in the inaugural Twenty20 Champions League.
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2008 - Crusaders strike it rich at the Rose Bowl
The Middlesex Crusaders held their nerve to win a thrilling Twenty20 Cup Final by beating the Kent Spitfires by 3 runs at a packed Rose Bowl. Middlesex booked their place in the Stanford Super Series and possibly the cash-laden Champions League after winning a tense Twenty20 Cup final at the Rose Bowl.
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2007 - Spitfires soar to Twenty20 glory
The Kent Spitfires held their nerve despite unbelievable tension at Edgbaston to win the Twenty20 Cup final with a five wicket triumph against the Gloucestershire Gladiators. They crossed the line for their first trophy in six years when Darren Stevens hit the third last ball of the game, a no ball from Carl Greenidge, through extra cover for four.
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2006 - Foxes claim second Twenty title
Darren Maddy was the star of the show as the Leicestershire Foxes beat the Nottinghamshire Outlaws by four runs to win the Twenty20 Cup. Maddy became the first man to score 1,000 runs in Twenty20 and Jim Allenby hit 64 as the Foxes made 177-2 - the tournament's highest final score.
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2005 - Smith leads Sabres to Twenty20 glory
Graeme Smith gave the Somerset Sabres the perfect send-off as the departing captain starred with the bat to take the Cidermen to glory in the Twenty20 Cup against the Lancashire Lightning. Smith hit 64 not out as his team chased down a target of 115 in a match reduced to 16 overs per side, with seven wickets and 11 balls to spare.
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2004 - Foxes upset the form book to clain title
The Leicestershire Foxes ended the Surrey Brown Caps two-year unbeaten run to claim the second Twenty20 Cup with a thrilling seven-wicket victory at a packed Edgbaston. Brad Hodge hit an unbeaten 77 from 53 balls as the Foxes overhauled Surrey's 168-6 with five balls to spare.
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2003 - Brown Caps claim first Twenty20 Cup title
The Surrey Brown Caps totally outplayed the Warwickshire Bears from start to finish to win the first ever Twenty20 cup at Trent Bridge. The Brown Caps dismissed the midlanders for just 115 before knocking the runs off with almost nine overs to spare.
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