Somerset's Craig Overton delivered a stunning performance to secure an incredible victory against Yorkshire, propelling the defending champions to the T20 Blast Finals Day. Chasing a target of 162 at Headingley, Somerset found themselves in dire straits at 82-8 in the 15th over. However, Overton's explosive 79 from 30 balls, including three sixes in the final over, led to a remarkable recovery, ensuring Somerset reached the Finals for the sixth consecutive season.

Notts Outlaws narrowly defeated Surrey by just seven runs in a thrilling match at Trent Bridge. With James Vince scoring 125 from 61 balls, Notts held on despite a late surge from Surrey, who fell short after needing 12 runs from the final over.

Hampshire Hawks cruised into the semi-finals with a decisive 75-run victory over Essex at Utilita Bowl. Vince's impressive innings helped set a daunting target of 212, while Sonny Baker took 5-24, showcasing his talent for the three-time winners.

Northamptonshire Steelbacks completed the semi-final line-up by defeating Gloucestershire by eight wickets, thanks to Ben Sanderson's excellent bowling performance of 4-20.

In another gripping contest, Somerset initially struggled, losing key players early on, but Overton's heroics turned the tide against Yorkshire, who continued their search for their first T20 title. Meanwhile, Notts Outlaws reached the Finals Day for the first time since 2020, when they claimed the title. With their victories, Hampshire and Somerset both marked their twelfth appearances at T20 Finals Day, tying the record for most entries in history.