Walter to Tom Banton, 1 run, looks to walk across, the batter misses the scoop and the ball goes off the inside edge for a single to third man. The batter played the shot a little too early

Walter to Tom Banton, no run, back of a length delivery, punched to the man at cover. That wasn't timed well nor placed well

Walter to Tom Banton, no run, back of a length delivery, angling in, stabbed back to the bowler

Walter to Abell, 1 run, slower short ball outside off and has been pulled down on to the on-side for a single

Walter to Tom Banton, 1 run, that's hit hard but straight to the man at deep mid. Went on the bounce to the fielder. Made a good sound as it met the bat

Walter to Abell, 1 run, banged in, Abell pulls the ball down behind square for a single

Walter to Will Smeed, 1 run, Smeed pulls one short ball down to deep mid for a single. Excellent start in this chase. They have raced to 60 in 5 overs. The required rate has gone down considerably

Walter to Will Smeed, wide, shortish, angled down, misses the pull and has been wided

Walter to Will Smeed, SIX, drop kicks the length delivery over long-off. Fifth six for Will Smeed. He is batting like a dream for Somerset. Fuller ball, angled across and slammed down the ground. Such clean hitting

Walter to Tom Banton, 1 run, excellent fielding by the man at short third stops the ball from going to the fence. Was a length delivery and Tom Banton again reverse paddled it

Walter to Tom Banton, no run, fuller length delivery, Will Smeed drives the ball on the up and finds the man at cover

Walter to Tom Banton, SIX, wow! Have you been following the Ashes Mr. Banton? Reverse sweeps it over backward point for a sixer. Timed it so well as he picked the bones out of the length delivery outside off. That ball is gone. He was down on one knee and slammed it with the reverse swat

Walter to Tom Banton, no run, slower length delivery on the pads, the batter gets an inside edge on to the pads