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SOM vs WARKS, 51st T20, T20 Blast 2026 summary
WARKS
216-4(19.4)
Warwickshire won by 6 wickets 🏆
SOM
(20.0)215-4
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P'ship : 5(3)
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A clinical run chase in Taunton from the Bears helps them snap their five-match losing streak in this year's T20 Blast. They beat Somerset by six wickets, leaving the defending champions in danger of a first-round exit.
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11:02 PM IST, 6:32 PM Local Time: Warwickshire Bears have finally managed to get over the line this season. They chase down 216 with two balls to spare. Two all-rounders stepped up for the Bears and took the game away from Somerset. Beau Webster scored 112, while Dan Mousley remained unbeaten on 71 to take the visitors home.
Earlier in the game, after being asked to bat first, Somerset put on a good performance with the bat. They put on 215 for 4 from 20 overs. Jordan Hermann remained not out on 90 and skipper Lewis Gregory also chipped in with an unbeaten half-century, scoring 55 off just 26 balls. James Rew made 28 and Tom Banton also chipped in with a handy contribution of 24 runs.
Jordan Thompson was the pick of the bowlers, taking 2 for 32. Beau Webster and Richard Gleeson chipped in with a wicket apiece.
In reply, Zen Malik was run out in the first over on nought. Bears also lost Rob Yates inside the powerplay and were reeling at 46 for 2 after 5 overs.
Beau Webster and Dan Mousley then not just steadied the ship but took the game away from the hosts with a remarkable partnership.
The duo added 145 runs off 77 balls for the third wicket. In the process, Webster registered his maiden T20 century. He got out in the 18th over for 112.
Ed Barnard fell in the last over but Mousley and Chris Woakes made sure that the Bears get over the line and take home their first points this season.
Earlier in the game, after being asked to bat first, Somerset put on a good performance with the bat. They put on 215 for 4 from 20 overs. Jordan Hermann remained not out on 90 and skipper Lewis Gregory also chipped in with an unbeaten half-century, scoring 55 off just 26 balls. James Rew made 28 and Tom Banton also chipped in with a handy contribution of 24 runs.
Jordan Thompson was the pick of the bowlers, taking 2 for 32. Beau Webster and Richard Gleeson chipped in with a wicket apiece.
In reply, Zen Malik was run out in the first over on nought. Bears also lost Rob Yates inside the powerplay and were reeling at 46 for 2 after 5 overs.
Beau Webster and Dan Mousley then not just steadied the ship but took the game away from the hosts with a remarkable partnership.
The duo added 145 runs off 77 balls for the third wicket. In the process, Webster registered his maiden T20 century. He got out in the 18th over for 112.
Ed Barnard fell in the last over but Mousley and Chris Woakes made sure that the Bears get over the line and take home their first points this season.
OVER 20
Warwickshire
216/4
Dan Mousley
71(36)
Chris Woakes
1(1)
Jake Ball
1-43(2.4)
19.4 Jake Ball to Dan Mousley
1 There it is!!! Dan Mousley hits the winning runs. Full on the leg stump. Mousley heaves it to square leg off the inside half of his bat for a single and celebrates the win by punching the air in delight. A fine run chase orchestrated by Dan Mousley and Beau Webster.
The scores are level. Bears are one hit away from their first points this season.
19.4 Jake Ball to Dan Mousley
WD WIDE!!! Full and down the leg. Mousley misses the flick to the keeper. Wide called and the scores are level now.
2 runs needed off 3.
19.3 Jake Ball to Dan Mousley
2 Low full toss outside the off stump. Mousley steps down and drives it to the left of deep point for a couple of runs.
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