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Without any trophy of note since winning the County Championship in 1993, Middlesex opened the gates to massive financial rewards by restricting Kent to 184 for five in reply to their daunting total of 187 for six.

Their stunning triumph secures Middlesex's place in Antigua later this year to play in a series of challenge matches against Trinidad and Tobago and England, which could earn each member of their squad thousands of pounds, plus a potential £2.5million prize money for winning the Champions League.

Needing 16 for victory off the final over, Middlesex looked to have thrown away the chance of victory when a four-run overthrow from Dawid Malan left Kent needing only six off three balls.

But seamer Tyron Henderson kept his nerve and bowled two successive dot balls to finish the game and secure a famous triumph for Middlesex.