CB40 final 2012: Ian Bell predicts a Lord's epic between Warwickshire and Hampshire But because of this success teams are going to look at us differently now, teams will try even harder against us. That's what the team of the 1990s dealt with so well. To win the championship back-to-back, as they did in 1994 and 1995, is an incredible effort and that's the next goal for this group. Hampshire are also aiming for a double at Lord's having won the Friends Life T20 in Cardiff three weeks ago and Bell believes an epic final in the only Lord's showpiece in the domestic calendar is in prospect. We've already won the championship, having waited eight years. Hopefully we can go to Lord's really relaxed, there's a trophy in the bag already and it's exciting times," Bell said. I think it could be an incredible final. Both teams are going to go in quite relaxed. We've already got one trophy each and it could end up being one of the best finals of all time. Sometimes it takes a little bit to get going because both teams are a little bit nervous. But both teams will play very aggressive cricket. Bell replaces Ireland captain William Porterfield, who is preparing for the World Twenty20, in the only likely change to the Warwickshire side who beat Lancashire in the semi-finals. Batsman Neil McKenzie has flown back from South Africa to play for Hampshire but Dimitri Mascarenhas has failed to recover from a shoulder injury. Hampshire are also missing slow left-armer Danny Briggs, who is in Sri Lanka with England's Twenty20 squad. Seamers Hamza Riazuddin and Kabir Ali are added. Warwickshire wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose has recovered from a thigh injury. Hampshire (from): MA Carberry, JM Vince, JHK Adams (capt), SM Katich, ND McKenzie, LA Dawson, BM Shafayat, SM Ervine, MD Bates (wkt), CP Wood, DA Griffiths, Kabir Ali, H Riazuddin. Warwickshire (from): V Chopra, IR Bell, JO Troughton (capt), TR Ambrose (wkt), DL Maddy, R Clarke, LJ Evans, CR Woakes, KHD Barker, ID Blackwell, PM Best, JS Patel, SA Piolet, CJC Wright, NM Carter. The CB40 final is live on Sky Sports 1 from 11am