Somerset Cricket

Tammy Beaumont's half-century propelled The Blaze to the summit of the Women's T20 Blast, whilst Somerset's dominant display moved them into third place.

The defending champions made light work of Yorkshire's 133 at Headingley, whilst Somerset and Durham also secured valuable victories in the second round of fixtures.

The defending champions made a statement on opening night, with Will Smeed's explosive 59 leading Somerset to a seven-wicket victory over Hampshire at Taunton.

Tom Abell remained unbeaten on 74 whilst James Rew struck 86 as Somerset posted an impressive 335-5 on the opening day against Sussex at Taunton.

Somerset's leading wicket-taker from last season faces international duty conflict with early T20 Blast fixtures.

Promising 18-year-old wicketkeeper-batter Thomas Rew has committed his future to Somerset with a contract extension running until 2028.

Joe Root's exceptional bowling figures of 4-49 helped Yorkshire secure an unlikely 75-run victory over Somerset, despite conceding a significant first innings deficit.

Joe Root's career-best bowling figures helped Yorkshire secure an unlikely Championship victory over Somerset despite being 112 runs behind on first innings.

James Wharton and Joe Root's crucial half-centuries transformed Yorkshire's fortunes on day three at Taunton, building a 253-run lead despite early wickets.

Yorkshire's Jack White starred with the ball, taking 4-41 as the visitors fought back strongly against Somerset before rain curtailed play at Taunton.

Captain Lewis Gregory's outstanding bowling figures and debutant Josh Thomas's brilliant century put Somerset firmly in control against Yorkshire at Taunton.

Jason Kerr has penned a two-year extension with Somerset, keeping the successful head coach at the County Ground until the end of 2028.