In a gripping semi-final at Edgbaston, Northamptonshire triumphed over Somerset, winning by 14 runs and earning a spot in the T20 Blast final.

Craig Overton showcased his prowess, helping Somerset restrict Northamptonshire to 143 all out. Despite a strong finish to the season, Somerset struggled to find momentum, with their innings marred by missed opportunities.

A pivotal moment came when David Willey made a spectacular boundary catch, shifting the momentum back to Northamptonshire. However, Somerset's chances dwindled as they needed 75 runs with only three wickets in hand at the halfway mark.

In the second semi-final, James Vince led Hampshire to a formidable score against Nottinghamshire, crafting an impressive partnership with Joe Weatherley. Their alliance of 126 runs highlighted Hampshire's dominance, although Nottinghamshire's fielding woes hampered their efforts.

Joe Clarke's dismissal at a critical juncture left Nottinghamshire struggling to chase down 188 runs, ultimately succumbing to pressure from Hampshire's seasoned bowlers.

Northamptonshire's innings saw Ricardo Vasconcelos shine with an impressive 88 runs, but Sonny Baker's spirited bowling played a crucial role in limiting their score to 169. In a dramatic finish, Hampshire's Luke Procter turned the tide with a run-out, but despite Weatherley's resilience, Northamptonshire emerged victorious, marking them as deserving winners of the T20 Blast.