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shoulder injury. Surrey 154 for 8 (Finch 51, Davey 3-20) beat Somerset 139 for 6
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to dismiss Jim Allenby, was recalled to the attack by Gareth Batty and entrusted
- as he always is - with closing out a tight game with his chicanery and craft.
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for eight, with his last ball deceiving Lewis Gregory, who was caught on the
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with 63 scored from the first six overs, the spin of he and Zafar Ansari would
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vital, Roloef van der Merwe bowled slogging. With the wind sucked from Somersets
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night in ominously ravenous form.By the time Surrey had 50, for the loss of just
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before Lewis Gregory was pulled for six, lustily pumped through cover for four,
then flicked to cow for six more. Jamie Overton was the victim of another
violent triptych: a sensual six towards long-on, a beastly cover drive, and a
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50, bowled off the pad by Max Waller - who Finch admitted on TV after that he
had never seen bowl, Surrey lost their way horribly. There were all the
hallmarks of the grim stall: a 12-over wait for a boundary (Tom Curran and Ben
Foakes scrambled one each late on), and there were no more sixes; there were two
run outs, with Rory Burnss so farcical that the third umpire was required to
decide whether he or Dom Sibley should go. Sibley failed to kick on, adding five
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bowled, while Zafar Ansari pulled straight to the man in the deep.In the Curran
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Sam, productive to third man, was run out cleverly by the leaping wicketkeeper
Barrow going for a silly second, while Tom lost Foakes to a brilliant catch at
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enough, but Dernbach - after a lengthy spell on the sidelines - is back. The
nature of his job often make his failures memorable, but there remain few better
at closing out a game. At 30, and having seen - not to mention copped - plenty,
he is now a wily old operator with more to give than most acknowledge. Somerset
had no answer. ' ' '
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