Surrey travel to Old Trafford to take on Somerset in the semifinal of the Vitality T20 County Cup.
The match up will be the second semifinal of the day as the FA Cup style competition draws to a conclusion on Saturday 29 August.
Play will begin 14.30.
Success for the Three Feathers will grant them a place in the Final against either The Blaze or Essex, the two teams playing in semifinal one.
The Final game of the day will begin at 18.45.
The is no reserve day for the event and if interrupted by adverse weather conditions, the on-field technical committee will decide on the day.
HOW CAN I KEEP UP WITH PLAY?
Surrey will live stream each game they are featured in on the Club’s YouTube channel. At the conclusion of each game, a full match report and highlights package will be uploaded the Kia Oval website.
Surrey’s social media team will provide live updates across all social media channels throughout the day.
SQUAD UPDATES
Surrey’s Vitality County Cup squad remains the same as their previous meeting against Warwickshire Bears.
Alice Capsey, Sophia Dunkley and Tilly Corteen-Coleman are unavailable for selection as they have a heavy workload of three ODI matches in a week and the proximity of County Cup finals day has contributed to the management’s decision.
LAST TIME OUT
Surrey are yet to play Somerset in the Vitality County Cup. However the two sides last played each other in the Vitality Blast back in May, in Taunton.
Surrey’s strong performance started with the ball and Laura Harris delivered a stifling 3/16 from 3. Harris’ attack bought about the fall of Bex Odgers Anika Learoyd and danger player Sophie Luff.
Somerset concluded their innings 148/6.
Bryony Smith resumed her usual position at the top of the order and in expected Smith fashion, dismissed the opening ball for four, past mid wicket.
The skippers form continued on and after 40 balls, Smith made another half-century.
Batting all the way to the 16th over, Smith fell with 63 runs to her name and 15-runs needed for victory.
Phoebe Franklin and Dani Gregory, saw Surrey home with two wickets to spare at the start of the 19th over.
