Everything you need to know about Vitality T20 Blast Finals Day 2024 from tickets, to how to watch the games between Somerset and Surrey and Gloucestershire and Sussex
The Vitality Blast Finals Day takes place on Saturday, September 14 with the first ball bowled at 11am.
The day is the highlight of the T20 calendar and will see two semi-finals and the final all taking place on one test-length day of cricket.
The day will begin with Somerset taking on Surrey, followed by Gloucestershire against Sussex at around 2:30pm. The final featuring the two winners will take place at 6.45pm to crown the overall winner.
The matches will all take place across a single day at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Tickets are on sale now here. There is limited availability in the stadium and Edgbaston has an interactive map showing a small number of seats on sale for £95. Premium and hospitality tickets are still on sale here.
Gloucestershire reached only their fourth finals day after beating Birmingham Bears on their own ground. Gloucestershire scored just 138 but responded with a superb display of bowling to limit Bears to 124-9 and win by 14 runs.
They are joined by Sussex, who thrashed Lancashire by eight wickets, and Surrey, who defeated Durham by five wickets.
The fourth team to compete will be Somerset, who are the current holders having beaten Essex in front of a sell-out crowd last year. They beat Northamptonshire by 17 runs in a tight quarter-final last week.
Last year's final sold out and the 2024 final is expected to be a full house too. If the game is rained off it will take place on Sunday instead, according to competition organisers.
Finals Day will be broadcast live on Sky Sports from the first ball until the end of the final match. Both semi-finals and the Final will be available on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event.
Fans can add Sky Sports Cricket to their subscription or watch via a monthly pass here.
BBC Radio Five Live Sports Extra will provide ball-by-ball coverage via the BBC Sport website, BBC Sport app, or the BBC Sounds app.
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