Somerset to face Glamorgan in the One-Day Cup final on Sunday 22 September at Trent Bridge
Somerset beat Leicestershire by 23 runs at Taunton
Lewis Goldsworthy hits a List A best score of 115 not out
James Rew (71), Andy Umeed (57) and George Thomas (47) also in the runs
Holders Leicestershire slump to 106-4 in reply before 11 from Australia's Peter Handscomb
Glamorgan beat Warwickshire by 39 runs in the other semi in Cardiff
Bears skipper Ed Barnard takes first four wickets to leave Glammy 44-4
Dan Douthwaite hits 55 off 35 balls as the hosts rally to post 247-9
Warwickshire slump to 57-5 in reply before Mike Burgess hits 85 but Bears fall short
Glamorgan 247-9 v Warwickshire 12-1 (2.3 overs)
That's just the start Glamorgan's bowlers were after!
Good line from Timm van der Gugten and Rob Yates can only steer the ball to first slip, where Colin Ingram grabs it around chest height.
That's got the locals shouting some encouragement as Will Rhodes walks out to the middle.
Somerset 334-4, Leicestershire 32-0 (5 overs)
Image source, rexLeicestershire have been quick out of the blocks here, cracking on through the first five overs to establish a nice early bridgehead.
Sol Budinger is in the driving seat, racing to 23 from 16 balls decorated with four shots which have raced to the rope. And now Ian Holland has joined in the fun bashing a loose one from Josh Davey to the fence
Glamorgan 247-9 v Warwickshire 2-0 (1 over)
Rob Yates and Ed Barnard launch Warwickshire's pursuit of 248 and it's a quiet first over, tidily delivered by Timm van der Gugten.
Just a couple of leg-byes to get the Bears' reply under way - they're chasing just under five an over to reach the final.
Somerset 334-4, Leicestershire 10-0 (2 overs)
Decent start from Leicestershire.
Sol Budinger gets the reply off the mark with a four in each of the first two overs.
It was 'pace off' from them with the ball but it is very much 'pace on' for Somerset who have Riley Meredith touching 87mph in his first over.
Somerset will have enjoyed their lunch but will know they are not home and hosed quite yet.
In Leicestershire they are facing a side who have two of the top four high scores in this competition this season (363 v Sussex at Hove earlier this month and 369 v Nottinghamshire at Leicester in July).
In addition they have a fearsome middle order, including overseas pair Peter Handscomb and Ajinkya Rahane, whose 128-run stand in the quarter final against Hampshire booked their semi spot here.
Furthermore, Somerset posted 316-5 against Derbyshire here in the group stages on 4 August,only to see the visitors chase it down with 10 balls remaining.
That said, Lewis Goldsworthy will not sleep tonight if he ends up on the losing side after a barnstorming and beautifully judged 115 not out, which is now his high-water mark in List A cricket.
That's it from us for 10 minutes or so - until we resume again first at Taunton.
Sophia Gardens:
Glamorgan 247-9 (50 overs): Douthwaite 55*, Ingram 47, Root 46; Barnard 4-34
Warwickshire: Yet to bat
Taunton:
Somerset 334-4 (50 overs): Goldsworthy 115*, Rew 71, Umeed 57, Thomas 47
Leicestershire: Yet to bat
Glamorgan 247-9 (50 overs) v Warwickshire
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyDan Douthwaite made his second half-century in three One-Day Cup games
Superb knock by Dan Douthwaite, who ends the innings with a flourish, pulling Michael Booth for two more sixes and then steering the final ball for four.
Douthwaite finishes unbeaten on 55 from 35 balls - and that innings has certainly given Glamorgan's bowlers something to defend.
Warwickshire will need 248 to reach the One-Day Cup final.
Glamorgan 230-9 (49 overs) v Warwickshire
Wow. That takes some doing and Dan Douthwaite has managed it twice in the over!
Douthwaite deposits Olly Hannon-Dalby for two sixes over midwicket - despite one hand coming off the bat both times - and then takes a single to retain the strike for the final over.
Glamorgan 216-9 (48.2 overs) v Warwickshire
Nine down now as Andy Gorvin is run out at the bowler's end, coming back for the second.
Dan Douthwaite's drive to long on was swiftly returned to bowler Olly Hannon-Dalby and Gorvin's desperate lunge was not quite enough.
Somerset 334-4 (50 overs) v Leics
This has been a very well-judged innings from the hosts as it turns out. Despite a slow start from the openers Lewis Goldsworthy picked up a baton and bolted, his 115 a best List A score for the 23-year-old batsman.
It has put his team in a great position at the break and while it is not game over with the line up Leicestershire have, Somerset will certainly be the happier dressing room at the halfway stage.
Glamorgan 201-8 (46.1 overs) v Warwickshire
You got the feeling Glamorgan were about to start throwing the bat - and Timm van der Gugten swings outside off stump at Michael Booth, spearing the ball to third man where Kai Smith judges the catch neatly.
Andy Gorvin emerges to join Dan Douthwaite for these last 23 balls.
Glamorgan 201-7 (46 overs) v Warwickshire
Warwickshire have given Will Rhodes a fifth over to try and balance out their overs and the medium-pacer pitches one up that Timm van der Gugten gratefully dispatches to the cover fence.
Van der Gugten has moved on to 26 now, with Dan Douthwaite on 21 and Glamorgan have four more overs to try and nudge this total into the 225-230 region.
Somerset 301-3 (48 overs) v Leics
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Goldsworthy's previous best List A score was 111 against Warwickshire in 2022as
Lewis Goldsworthy rode his luck to get to his century, which then turned into his highest List A score.
But he was dropped (a very difficult chance) on the deep midwicket boundary moments before.
It is a superb knock from the Somerset man, who reached his century with a mistimed pull. His five sixes and four fours have given Somerset real oomph after a steady start.
Somerset 303-4 (47.4 overs) v Leics
The Somerset captain goes.
That is a check to this late innings surge from Somerset but the damage is perhaps done with the hosts skipping past the 300 mark.
Goldsworthy and Dickson combined for a quick 52 partnership for the fifth wicket and have rattled along at over 10 an over
Glamorgan 184-7 (44 overs) v Warwickshire
A rare moment as Michael Rae strays off line and Timm van der Gugten takes advantage by guiding it down to the third man boundary.
Van der Gugten has now caught up his partner Dan Douthwaite on 15.
These could prove valuable runs for Glamorgan.
Glamorgan 175-7 (42 overs) v Warwickshire
For now, Dan Douthwaite is having to curb his natural attacking instincts and concentrate on making sure this Glamorgan innings goes the distance.
The all-rounder has played some eye-catching shots already in his knock of 15 from 17 balls, but it's all about accumulating singles alongside Timm van der Gugten and building a base for a late onslaught.
Eight overs remaining.
Somerset 251-3 (43.3 overs) v Leics
Image source, Rex FeaturesSuperb catch at deep midwicket.
James Rew goes down on one knee to slog sweep Wright flat towards the midwicket boundary but he picks out Louis Kimber a few paces inside the rope, a late dive to his left sealing the deal.
A cracking innings from the tall left-hander, his 71 coming in 57 balls in a 131-run partnership with Lewis Goldsworthy.
It has injected pace and urgency just when it was needed for Somerset.
North of 300 is very much in reach now.
Somerset 250-2 (42 overs) v Leics
Lewis Goldsworthy goes big, smashing Chris Wright back over his head at the start of an over which goes for 15 as the Somerset pair start to motor.
Chris Wright has been the most expensive of the Leicestershire line-up with his eight overs going for 58 at 7.25 apiece.
The last three overs have gone for 35.
The 130-run stand from Goldsworthy and Rew has pushed Somerset into a decent position with this late flurry.
The run rate has nudged up to approaching six an over.
Glamorgan 167-7 (39.5 overs) v Warwickshire
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyThere's to be no half-century for Billy Root.
The left-hander batted valiantly for his 46, but he flicks Michael Rae off his hips and lofts the ball tamel into the hands of the long leg fielder.
A big blow for Glamorgan, who really needed him to bat through the rest of the innings.
Timm van der Gugten is out there now alongside Dan Douthwaite.
Glamorgan 164-6 (39 overs) v Warwickshire
It looks as though Warwickshire are holding back Olly Hannon-Dalby's last two overs for the death, rather than going for the jugular.
Michael Booth is back on in place of OHD, but he's just been drilled for a beautiful straight four by Dan Douthwaite, who has moved on to nine.
Billy Root, meanwhile, is six short of a half-century. Glamorgan badly need him to complete that - and then some.