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Watch Nottinghamshire vs. Somerset Live Stream | Friends Provident T20 2nd Semifinal - August 14 - 14/8

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Match scheduled to begin at 15:00 local time (14:00 GMT)
Current time: 05:23 local, 04:23 GMT
Nottinghamshire squad
SCJ Broad, AD Brown, SL Elstone, PJ Franks, AD Hales, DJ Hussey*, SJ Mullaney, DP Nannes, SR Patel, DJ Pattinson, CMW Read?, RJ Sidebottom, GP Swann, GG White, MJ Wood

Somerset squad
JC Buttler, NRD Compton, Z de Bruyn, JC Hildreth, M Kartik, C Kieswetter?, BJ Phillips, KA Pollard, AV Suppiah, AC Thomas, PD Trego, ME Trescothick*, ML Turner, MTC Waller, CM Willoughby
Review:
Match Facts

Saturday August 14, Rose Bowl
1st semi-final: Hampshire v Essex: 12. 30pm (11. 30am GMT)
2nd semi-final: Nottinghamshire v Somerset: 4. 00pm (3. 00pm GMT)
Final: 7. Camiseta Sampdoria , 15pm (6. 15pm GMT)

Big Picture

Nottinghamshire
The return of Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann to Nottinghamshire's ranks for finals day has left the selectors with the pleasant problem of deciding who will play out of a fearsome bowling pack that also includes Ryan Sidebottom, Dirk Nannes and Darren Pattinson. camisetas de futbol 2011 , Their bowling depth rather puts Nottinghamshire's batting in the shadows, although David Hussey certainly brings a touch of Twenty20 pedigree to their middle order. His 497 runs in the competition so far place him fourth in the run-scorers' list, and on finals day only Hampshire's Jimmy Adams will have more competition runs under his belt. compra de camisetas de futbol , Alex Hales has also been in decent nick in the tournament with four half-centuries to his name so far, and although Nottinghamshire stumbled slightly at the tail-end of the competition their early-season form and bowling strength makes them serious contenders for the title.

Watch out for. . .
Nottinghamshire haven't seen much of Graeme Swann in 2010, but despite the fact that Finals Day will be his first Twenty20 match for his county this season he remains a threat, as is evidenced by his 71 T20 wickets at an economy rate of just over a-run-a-ball, and won't be put off by the short boundaries at the Rose Bowl.

Somerset
With a line-up that includes Marcus Trescothick, Craig Kieswetter, James Hildreth and Kieron Pollard, the ability of Somerset's batsmen to clear the boundary was always expected to be their strength. Trescothick continues to show no signs of slowing down, launching Somerset's innings with gusto time and again, and although Kieswetter's form has been disappointing the solidity of the middle order has more than made up for his frailties. Hildreth has proved adept at accumulating runs and rotating the strike, while Pollard has done all that was expected of him in striking his runs at the lofty rate of 174. 57, and Jos Buttler is already starting to make a name for himself as an unflustered finisher. But Somerset's bowling also deserves an honourable mention. Alfonso Thomas has been a revelation with the new ball, his skiddy pace bringing him 31 wickets - the most by anyone in the tournament - at barely more than a-run-a-ball. Just behind him is Pollard, proving his allround worth with 28 scalps, and Somerset also have a gaggle of run-choking spinners - most recently the left-arm spin duo of Murali Kartik and Arul Suppiah set up a confidence boosting win over Northants at Taunton by giving away a frugal 29 runs in their combined spells. This will be the third time that Somerset has reached the finals of the Twenty20 Cup and after winning it once in 2005, with no clear chink in their armour, this could well be their year again. .