T20 Blast Finals Day: Somerset pull off record run chase in final to beat Hampshire by six wickets
Will Smeed hits 94 as Somerset chase down target of 195; captain Lewis Gregory hits 18 off five balls to seal win
Toby Albert hits 85 and James Vince 52 as Hampshire post 194-6 in final
Chris Lynn hits first Finals Day century as Hampshire beat Northants by six wickets in second semi-final
Northants recover from 86-6 to post 158-7 against Hampshire in game reduced to 18 overs per side
Somerset beat Lancashire by 23 runs to reach third successive final
Tom Kohler-Cadmore hits 81 off 52 balls to help Somerset to 182-7; Lancashire dismissed for 159
Lancs 105-4 (require 78 from 42 balls)
Just two from another tight over from Migael Pretorius and Lancs need to reset here otherwise that controversial Liam Livingstone dismissal could derail their chase.
Jake Ball was expensive in his first but Lewis Gregory needs a good one from him here.
Lancashire 105-4 chasing 183 to win
Stephen Moore
Former Lancashire opener on BBC Radio Lancashire
There's a clear spike there. From the size of the spike it feels like it's a hard hit between bat and ball.
It feels like he probably got a tiny edge before it hit his back leg, but everything was so close - the bat, the ball, it was pretty much jammed together.
That's a huge moment in this semi-final. The third umpire was in an unforgiving place, it was a hard decision to make and ultimately Liam Livingstone was given out on the field.
Lancs 102-4 v Somerset 182-7
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The impact with the bat is between frames, so it's impossible to say whether it did catch the inside edge.
Livingstone lbw b Gregory 29 (Lancs 102-4)
Image source, Rex FeaturesControversial... and Liam Livingstone is not a happy bunny at all.
A straight one from the Somerset captain, Lewis Gregory, hits him in front of middle and off and the finger goes straight up.
Livingstone reviews immediately but the tech shows, in the third umpire's mind, he has missed it.
In truth that is almost impossible to work out even with the benefit of snicko but that is a huge moment in the game.
Lancs 101-3 (target 183)
That's the 100 up for Lancs in the 12th over with Craig Overton smartly stopping it coming with a boundary, tumbling at long off.
Lancashire 99-3 v Somerset 182-7
Stephen Moore
Former Lancashire opener on BBC Radio Lancashire
Lancashire don't want any rain at the moment, they have got the game under control.
If they can keep everything going like they are, up the intensity a tad and put Somerset under pressure in the field - they won't want to take it to the 20th over.
Lancs 99-3 (require 85 from 54)
Lewis Gregory is keeping Migael Pretorius back after his first and has turned to Ben Green for another tight over.
The mulleted seamer delivers with just six off it.
Liam Livingstone and Michael Jones do not look panicked by the task and certainly not trying to push it which suggests they believe that the hits will come.
Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
It's looking pretty dark over the Raglan Stand where any showers are supposed to come from today.
It might be touch and go whether we get through this chase without an interruption. Fingers crossed.
Lancashire need 90 runs to win of 10 overs
Mark Davis
Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset
Image source, Getty ImagesLancashire have been becalmed since Jennings' wicket but momentum back into Lancashire with two boundaries - a four and a six - off that over.
Lancs 93-3 (require 90 from 60 balls)
Migael Pretorius has kept the lid on things nicely with just two from the over but Michael Jones has eased it slightly ajar with an elegant four and Liam Livingstone has bullied a huge six over long off.
Lancashire 80-3 chasing 183 to win
Mark Davis
Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's a chink of light for Somerset, that's all it is at the moment, but well played Keaton Jennings, a really impressive knock.
It was great work by Tom Kohler-Cadmore. He had to make good ground to the ball and pouched it well.
Gary Smee
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Tom Kohler-Cadmore took that catch right in front of me. Stunning.
He had so much ground to make up.
Lancs 78-3 v Somerset 182-7
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Good bowling from Goldsworthy, throwing it outside off knowing Jennings likes to hit over the leg side.
It's a good catch and a big wicket because Jennings is a good player of spin.
Jennings c Kohler-Cadmore b Goldsworthy 44 (Lancs 78-3)
Image source, PA MediaBig moment in the game you feel.
Keaton Jennings is annoyed with himself as that should have gone over the long boundary but the ball has just hesitated on him and he is through the shot to send it skyward.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore makes good ground from long-on gives a big call to keep Craig Overton out of the way and ends sprawled on the pink Vitality banner pinned straight behind the wicket.
Lancs 76-2 v Somerset 182-7
Steven Finn
Former England fast bowler on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
It'll be interesting to see how spin reacts off this pitch now.
It seems to have got better since the start.
Lancs 75-2 (Target: 183)
Pace off from Ben Green and that was a good over which has stopped the bleeding.
Just three off it and that should be a template for the other Somerset bowlers to follow.
Spin for now with Lewis Goldsworthy into the attack
Lancs 73-2 v Somerset 182-7
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
In their six-over powerplay, Lancashire have racked up 73-2. Lancashire are absolutely on top at the moment.
Lancs 73-2 (Target: 183) v Somerset
Lancs have 73-2 compared to 49-2 for Somerset at the same stage.
16 off the over from Jake Ball with Liam Livingstone creaming one over square leg for six and Keaton Jennings top edging another over fine leg.
Lancashire are in the driving seat here and the pitch looks a belter.
Lancs 57-2 (Target 183)
And Keaton Jennings has joined in the fun, smoking another over long on from a bruised Craig Overton.
He is up to 32 in 17 balls and Lancs are in a high gear here.
Lancs 50-2 (Target 183)
Craig Overton gives up an extra ball and a run with a short ball wide and then watches a better ball sail over cow corner from Liam Livingstone's bat.
That was a huge hit into the wind which still went 10 rows back. Huge.
