Adam Finch clubs Worcestershire Rapids to dramatic victory

Worcestershire 177 for 8 (Hose 44, Haynes 32, Finch 30*, Wiese 3-18) beat Yorkshire 175 for 9 (Revis 42, Brown 3-28) by two wicketsAdam Finch hit three sixes in the final over from Matthew Fisher to earn Worcestershire Rapids a dramatic two-wicket win over Yorkshire Vikings in their Vitality Blast encounter at New Road.The pace bowler made light work of the 19 needed from the final over to earn the Rapids a second win in the space of 24 hours.Finch set the tone by depositing the first ball from Fisher over the mid on boundary and then the fourth and fifth deliveries also disappeared over the ropes to spark wild scenes of celebration.The 22-year-old ended with 30 not out from just 10 deliveries as the Rapids squeezed over the finishing line with one ball to spare. He came in at 145 for 7 in the 18th over and struck all but one of the remaining 31 runs required to pull off a remarkable victory against the odds.It means Yorkshire are still searching for their first win of the season and in all they have gone 11 matches since their last triumph in all cricket last August.David Wiese showed all his experience with the ball on his Vikings debut and looked to have seen his side to victory.The 38-year-old, who has been playing for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL, scored a quickfire 15 but it was his bowling which bamboozled the home side. He mixed up his pace and line to great effect to finish with 3 for 18 from four overs - but then came Finch's dramatic assault.The Vikings were restricted to 175 for 9 after opting to bat with Pat Brown picking up three wickets in his final two overs to finish with 3 for 28.Spin accounted for 11 of the Rapids overs with Brett D'Oliveira picking up two more wickets after his 3 for 28 against the Steelbacks while Michael Bracewell and Usama Mir bowled tightly.The Rapids made one change from the side which had launched the competition with victory away to the Steelbacks, with Dillon Pennington replacing fellow pace bowler Mitchell Stanley.Yorkshire captain Shan Masood opted to bat but his