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That was County Championship heritage!

And Somerset and Surrey will do it again on Saturday on T20 Blast Finals Day.

We will bring you coverage of their 11:00 BST semi-final from Edgbaston, before Gloucestershire face Sussex Sharks.

Then from Tuesday we go again for nine more County Championship matches in the penultimate round of the season.

Thanks for joining us this week, it has been a pleasure...but time for a lie down now!

Hey presto, we have a title race!

Somerset's simply incredible victory over Surrey means we have a Super September on our hands.

Surrey host Durham next week before travelling to Chelmsford in the final round - two very tricky matches. Somerset have a week at Lancashire before hosting Hampshire.

At the other end of the table, Notts and Lancs endured horror innings defeats this week to remain in relegation dogfights.

Kent got a draw to end their club-record equalling six defeats in a row, but that is more than likely a stay of execution rather than a relegation pardon.

Middlesex fans, look away now.

Victory over Gloucestershire today would've kept them in the second promotion spot, one point ahead of Yorkshire.

They were in fact second by the same margin when this round of matches started on Monday.

There are two rounds of Championship matches left and the latter one will see Middlesex take on Division Two leaders Sussex at Hove.

That game could be an absolute firecracker, pivotal to the final standings.

The other Middlesex game is also an away fixture, against bottom-placed Derbyshire.

Sussex play their penultimate round against Gloucestershire in Bristol.

Yorkshire arguably have a slightly less demanding run away to Glamorgan in Cardiff and then at home against Northants.

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Somerset head coach Jason Kerr on Archie Vaughan who finished with 11 wickets:

"What a start to a career he's had!

"He's demonstrated remarkable maturity and skill for someone so young and, if we're honest, inexperienced as an off-spin bowler.

"He's come into the team, fitted in brilliantly.

"We saw the class he possesses with the bat but we're incredibly delighted and excited about his prospects with the ball."

Somerset head coach Jason Kerr on Tom Banton:

"He's played remarkably well across all formats and I questioned him going out there.

"He's got an injury and we didn't want to make it any worse, but he was adamant he wanted to be out there which is testament to him and how much he loves playing for this team.

"His partnership with Craig Overton, and Craig's partnership with Jack Leach before that took all the sting out of Surrey's momentum and gave us an opportunity."

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Division One

• Kent 207 & 338 drew with Hampshire (403 & 24-1)
• Somerset (317 & 224) beat Surrey (321 & 109) by 111 runs
• Worcestershire (307) drew with Warwickshire (128 & 252-3)

• Durham (573-9 dec) beat Lancashire (228 & 282) by an innings and 63 runs
• Essex (457) beat Nottinghamshire (93 & 281) by an innings and 83 runs

Division Two

• Middlesex (377 & 165) lost to Gloucestershire (309-9 dec & 236-6) by four wickets

• Leicestershire (98 & 209) lost to Yorkshire (379) by an innings and 72 runs

• Northamptonshire (219 & 211) beat Derbyshire (165 & 132) by 133 runs
• Sussex (491) beat Glamorgan (186 & 218) by an innings and 87 runs

That is that. A crazy end to a stimulating match.

Kent couldn't go down today, but with Notts and Lancs losing they have a better chance of staying up than they did.

That is because of a brilliant rear guard from Jack Leaning (100) and Harry Finch (79) - who put on a new record seventh-wicket stand against Hampshire.

They host Notts next week in a relegation ding-dong.

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Somerset head coach Jason Kerr told the club's YouTube channel:

"There were patterns in the game when things happened quickly, then it went quiet for a while and then it happened quickly.

"So we knew that if we created an opportunity, anything could happen.

"Within this group we keep asking the question 'why not' so we kept punching and it was a fantastic finish."

Somerset head coach Jason Kerr told Somerset's YouTube channel:

"I'm incredibly proud. It didn't go smoothly - four-day wins are hard to come by at Taunton but I thought the guys were incredible. They never gave up.

"At times the surface looked incredibly placid, and obviously Sibley and Foakes played brilliantly.

"But we stuck at it and it's an incredible way to finish."

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The umpires have called an end to this for a bit.

Off for bad light.

Does anyone know the DLS calculation...?

No hands are being shaken yet, but that doesn't mean the game isn't over based on the argumentative couple of overs.

The covers are coming on.

David (Surrey fan)

Liam Dawson carts his first ball over the midwicket boundary for six.

His second one is dragged for four.

Game on?

Dan Whiting
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

"What a game of cricket. What a magnificent game of cricket.

Both sides playing their part. Somerset taking the spoils.

It sets it up very nicely for the last two games of the season."

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

"And here comes Tom Banton on his crutches!

He's coming out to be embraced by Craig Overton."

Daniel Bell-Drummond doesn't look very happy as he comes in to chat with the umpire and James Vince.

Bad light? Unhappy Hampshire are attempting this?

Charlie Stobo has nailed this over. Yorker after yorker and only seven off it.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

"Magnificent from Somerset and Jack Leach. They have kept their County Championship hopes alive."

"Somerset have won an absolutely crucial victory in a magnificent game of cricket."

Seven runs off the first over.

James Vince is swinging for the hills every delivery.

He is the T20 Blast's all-time leading run-scorer...

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In the mayhem we forgot to mention a five-wicket haul for Jack Leach.

Surrey were within a matter of minutes from seeing out a draw but two wickets in three balls from Leach clinches an incredible win.

Tom Banton joins in the celebrations on his crutches. He's been magnificent.

So many heroes for Somerset with Archie Vaughan finishing with match figures of 11-140

It has been the most absorbing game of cricket.

Somerset take 21 points and Surrey five, reducing the leaders' advantage to just eight points with two rounds to play.

Every Kent fielder is on the rope.

George Garrett with the new ball.

A massive swing and a miss from James Vince first up. He doesn't miss the second as it is creamed for four.