Hampshire's Wood mis-times this drive off a Durston delivery and will be superbly caught by Paul Borrington at mid off

Balcombe falls LBW to this Wainwright delivery

Umpire Benson and bowler David Wainwright are in unison as the slow left armer wins an LBW decision against Balcombe, his 44th wicket in championship cricket in 2012, and his 50th in all first class cricket

Griffiths drives this Durston delivery to Whitelely and the final Hampshire wicket has fallen

Paul Borrington ducks under this Griffiths delivery. The opening batsman ensured Derbyshire got off to a good start in putting on 45 for the first wicket with Madsen

Wayne Madsen plays this delivery into the offside off Dawson during a useful opening partnership of 45 with Paul Borrington

Usman Khawaja plays a delightful on drive on his way to his second half century of the match

Wes Durston plays this Wood delivery into the onside as Derbyshire chase down their victory total

Wes Durston plays this delivery in an unusal manner - the all-rounder scored over 800 runs, with 2 centuries and 4 fifties, took 22 wickets, and held 24 catches in playing all 16 matches in Derbyshire's victorious championship campaign

Khawaja drives stylishly during his excellent, unbeaten 72 in Derbyshire's 2nd innings. He also scored 71 in the 1st innings

Ross Whitelely hits one of 5 sixes in his unbeaten 38

Usman Khawaja advances down the pitch to drive this delivery to the boundary as Derbyshire close in on an historic victory

Ross Whiteley smashes another 6 and Derbyshire are almost home and dry

Ross Whiteley smashes this delivery for 6 and Derbyshire's first championship triumph since 1936 has been secured

Whiteley and Khawaja celebrate mid-pitch as Derbyshire's triumph is complete

As Khawaja and Whitlely make their way back to the pavilion, their team mates start to celebrate in front of the SKY camera

Madsen's outstretched hand is ready to greet Khawaja and Whiteley

Ross Whiteley looks appropriately delighted as he is about to be embraced by Dan Redfern while clutching a handful of stumps

The team song is about to start in the dressing room

Groenewald, Pipe, Khawaja and Whiteley sing for the SKY cameraman

Man of the Match Usman Khawaja chats to SKY's Paul Allott before the trophy presentation

Allott chats to Wayne Madsen before the Derbyshire captain receives the trophy

Derbyshire's captain Wayne Madsen receives the 2nd Division Champions trophy

Captain Madsen holds the trophy aloft as Derbyshire are crowned 2nd division champions

Champagne spray almost obliterates the team (and camera) as the trophy is held aloft by Wayne Madsen - the cue for wild celebrations

The champagne has been sprayed and Wes Durston prepares to unveil the championship pennant

All smiles from the Derbyshire squad - it's been a long season but the effort was clearly worth it

Wayne Madsen obliges the photographers with a trophy kiss

Wayne Madsen with the championship trophy

Jon Clare, Dan Redfern and Wes Durston with the trophy and champagne in the dressing room

Tim Groenewald holds onto the precious championship trophy

Tony Palladino and Tim Groenewald bowled 873 overs and took 98 wickets between them in 2012 and were central to Derbyshire's triumph

Tom Poynton and Jon Clare celebrate with a beer

Tom Poynton - handed the gloves after Luke Sutton's retirement - scored 393 runs at an average of over 30, including a maiden century and also completed 43 dismissals behind the stumps during a successful 2012 season

Mark Turner celebrates Derbyshire's championship triumph

Usman Khawaja, scorer of two crucial half centuries during the victory over Hampshire (and a vital century at Leeds in August to earn a draw against Yorkshire) proudly displays the championship trophy

Wayne Madsen poses for the obligatory balcony shot as the celebrations continue at Derby

Just in case there was any doubt...the County Ground scoreboard confirms Derbyshire's 6th victory of the season that ensured their first trophy success since 1993

Ross Whiteley, who had a fine all-round game against Hampshire - and who will now be forever associated with hitting the winning runs - poses with a bottle of well-earned champagne

Cigars and fine champagne - several Derbyshire players relax on the very pitch on which their historic victory was sealed just a couple of hours earlier

Dan Redfern and Wes Durston ready themselves for a long evening of celebration

Chris Durham and Alex Hughes celebrate Derbyshire's triumph in a rather 'youthful' manner

Derbyshire's players watch the match highlights in the dressing room as the reality of their victory sinks in

The Derbyshire Rose and Crown flies proudly tonight as all Derbyshire can celebrate their cricket teams' first success since 1993 and their first championship triumph since 1936 - well played!!!