Emma Jones secured a dramatic last-ball boundary to clinch The Blaze’s historic treble in a thrilling One-Day Cup final, ending Hampshire’s hopes of winning silverware. The Blaze, already champions of the T20 Blast and County Cup this season, had looked in strong position to achieve a rare three-trophy haul after Tammy Beaumont and Georgia Elwiss both scored half-centuries at the Utilita Bowl. Beaumont reached 74 and Elwiss added 64, setting up a challenging target of 252 for Hampshire. However, Hampshire's spinners made a crucial comeback, with Amanda-Jade Wellington claiming 3-36 and Bex Tyson taking 2-46. In a tense spell, four wickets fell for just 29 runs, leaving The Blaze needing 30 runs from the final three overs. Despite the pressure, Emma Jones remained composed, scoring an unbeaten 34 from 25 balls, guiding her team to the brink of victory. With just two runs needed from the final delivery of the match, Jones hit the ball to the boundary, sealing a remarkable treble for The Blaze. This result marked a second consecutive year of heartbreak for Hampshire, who had lost the 2025 final to Lancashire. The Blaze's achievement cements their place in cricket history, having secured three major titles in a single season.