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Well, that gripping finish at Taunton should have whetted your appetite for more T20 cricket... and the good news is we'll be back for a full day of thrills and spills at Finals Day next Saturday!

The Edgbaston entertainment gets under way with tonight's winners Somerset facing Lancashire Lightning in the first semi-final from 11am.

Then it's the turn of Northamptonshire Steelbacks and Hampshire Hawks to lock horns at 2.30pm - and finally, of course, the final itself between the two winners.

And before then, we switch back to the longer form of the county game from Monday - when the County Championship returns with a full round of games, all starting at 10.30am now we're into September.

Until then, thanks for your company - and good night!

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So Somerset are heading back to Finals Day for a fifth year in a row, aiming to repeat their success of 2023.

Hampshire are in an 11th Finals Day and their fourth in five years, underlining their T20 prowess under captain James Vince.

Remarkably, Lancashire have only once lifted this trophy - back in 2015 - but they have been regulars in the Edgbaston jamboree.

While Northants will be the big underdogs in their first Finals Day since 2016 when they won the Blast. But will the Steelbacks copy Gloucestershire's surprise success from 12 months ago?

It promises to be the usual mix of fours, sixes, fancy dress and fun on the longest day in the cricket calendar.

Who fancies it?

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

The Bears did an awful lot of things right in that game and yet they will be able to find a lot of places where the marginal difference was made.

They didn't quite have the power hitting they'd have hoped for, although they did score tremendously well in the early overs and took advantage of some slightly loose bowling.

But they did lose momentum in the second half of their innings. In the field they were excellent and they were better in running between the wickets.

But ultimately power hitting decided this game, as it has so often in T20 cricket in recent years, and Sean Dickson had it and the Bears didn't.

Somerset's batting hero Sean Dickson gave his thoughts on a pulsating finish at Taunton:

Speaking to Sky Sports, Dickson said: "We’re just really chuffed to get over the line. We always thought anything under 200 here was very manageable for us, the guys were positive and we’ve had a good campaign so we believed.

“When I got in we needed to chase 12-an-over, so it was just about playing your shots, trusting your shots. All credit to our bowlers who kept them under 200.

“It’s about playing it ball by ball and if it’s in your area it needs to go, you have to make sure that in the moment you just watch the ball, trust the process and the swing.

“The supporters have been fantastic the whole season and the whole time I’ve been here – they show up in their numbers every time and make it a lot easier for us.”

After those fireworks from Sean Dickson snatched Somerset's place in Finals Day at the expense of Bears, we have our line-up completed.

And now we have the times for those semi-finals at Edgbaston in seven days.

• Lancashire v Somerset (11:00 BST)
• Northamptonshire v Hampshire (14:30)
• FINAL (18:45)

Who will be lifting the trophy this time next Saturday?

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

The Bears lose another yet another quarter-final.

They looked like they were going to win this one but in the end they have just come up short in pretty heart-breaking fashion.

Credit to Sean Dickson, he was magnificent.

Mark Davis
Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset

I'm almost speechless after that. That was absolutely incredible.

I thought Somerset with 10 or 12 to go were dead and buried and in comes Sean Dickson. We know what he's capable of, he's done it so many times for Somerset but that was a very, very special innings.

The Bears will be devastated. They had the control of that match until virtually throughout until Sean Dickson came in and was magnificent.

What an incredible game of cricket.

71 off 26 balls.

Three fours and five huge sixes.

A strike rate of 273.08.

And it was probably only with two balls left of the 20 overs that Somerset were favourites while this man was at the crease.

Sensational stuff from Sean Dickson!

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

A tremendous win.

A magnificent innings from Sean Dickson. Almost single-handedly he's taken Somerset through to Finals Day.

They've snatched victory from the jaws of defeat thanks to Sean Dickson.

A real thriller at Taunton - and it means Somerset stretch their impressive record of Finals Day appearances to five in a row.

They will take on Lancashire Lightning in the second semi-final at Edgbaston next Saturday.

By contrast, Bears fall at the quarter-final stage yet again, for the fourth time in a row.

Mark Davis
Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset

It's been a remarkable innings from Sean Dickson, the way he's changed his game.

He came here as a red-ball cricketer and he's been phenomenal in the white-ball stuff.

Incredible.

Incredible innings by Sean Dickson.

He steers the penultimate ball from Ed Barnard for a leg-side single and the Taunton crowd, muted for so long tonight, erupt with joy.

Straight drive for four and Somerset are almost there...

Six again!

Just five from three balls now.

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19.2 overs

Somerset 180-6 (target 191) v Bears

Full toss and Sean Dickson flicks it for six!

They need 11 from four.

Ed Barnard is entrusted with the final over - and starts off with a wide.

His first legal delivery is slogged for one by Craig Overton.

Richard Gleeson tries a wide yorker, but Sean Dickson reads it perfectly and steers it to the boundary.

Gleeson follows with two dots, though and Somerset need 19 off the last six balls.

It's all on Sean Dickson now - and he slams Richard Gleeson over point for six before taking two off the next ball to bring up 50 from just 19 balls.

Somerset need 23 from the last nine...

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

It's been a great performance from Olly Hannon-Dalby.

To come into the side, for so long out of it in T20 cricket, and to produce a performance like this and when the Bears are without their star bowler in Hasan Ali.