Live: Yorkshire Men v Somerset, MBODC

Somerset have won this in the 50th over and join us on 12 points at the top of Group B.

Both counties have won three and lost one from four games.

Matthew Revis Yorkshire’s standout performer with 85 and two wickets.

Next up for Yorkshire, Middlesex at Radlett on Sunday.

James Rew reaches his fifty off 54 balls.

Somerset are 228-4 in the 46th over chasing 248.

Thomas Rew caught Dom Bess bowled Matthew Revis, 31.

Caught long-on.

Yorkshire need more wickets very quick to turn this around.

James Rew 49 has been joined at the crease by Josh Thomas. Somerset need 27 more.

Archie Vaughan bowled Dom Bess, 95.

Impressive knock is ended five short of a first first-team century, advancing down the pitch at the Yorkshire skipper.

Somerset need 73, with Thomas Rew joining brother James, who has 35.

Not just one but two or three.

Archie Vaughan has 90 and captain James Rew 31.

Somerset need 83 more to win at 165-3 in the 36th over.

Some will say you could have written this.

Archie Vaughan now has an all-format career best 83 to his name as Somerset move to 135-2 in the 32nd over.

Lewis Goldsworthy caught Dan Moriarty bowled Matthew Revis, 30.

Top-edged pull to long-leg.

That ends a 75-stand with Archie Vaughan, 68.

Somerset are chasing 248.

We’ve said that a few times down the years. Unfortunately, though, it’s Somerset’s Archie batting and not Yorkshire’s Michael.

He reaches a 65-ball fifty, with Somerset 77-1 in the 19th over chasing 248.

Somerset are cruising their chase of 248 at present.

Archie Vaughan has 47 of 71-1 in the 17th over.

He has Lewis Goldsworthy for company on 13.

Yorkshire need a wicket or two.

Tom Lammonby caught Adam Lyth bowled George Hill, 11.

Caught by Lyth over his shoulder running back from slip towards a very deep gully. Smart catch.

Somerset are chasing 248.

The visitors are 21-0 in the fourth over chasing this 248.

Archie Vaughan has 16 of them against his birth county.

Matt Milnes has the new ball in hand and is bowling to Archie Vaughan. Tom Lammonby is the other Somerset opener.

Dan Moriarty caught Ben Green bowled Jake Ball, 30.

Brilliant career best score from Moriarty has taken Yorkshire to what looks like a competitive total on the same pitch used for Tuesday’s Lancashire game.

Ben Cliff then chips his first ball to cover. Ball 4-34.

Dan Moriarty has just heaved his fellow left-arm spinner Jack Leach over mid-wicket for two sixes in the 17th over to move 17. Yorkshire 233-8 after 47 overs.

Super shots.

Matt Milnes has 10 and Dan Moriarty 4.

These two will aim to take this as deep as possible and then take a chance or two in the final couple of overs.

Dom Bess caught Thomas Rew bowled Tom Lammonby, 19.

Driven head high to cover.

Yorkshire in danger of not batting their 50 overs here.

Dan Moriarty in now alongside Matt Milnes, 1.

George Hill caught Kasey Aldridge bowled Jake Ball, 41.

Pulled to wide mid-on, and Yorkshire have lost three quick wickets to undo some of the recent good work.

Matt Milnes in now alongside Dom Bess, 11.

Harry Duke bowled Tom Lammonby, 7.

Duke plays on to the left-arm seam of the Somerset all-rounder.

Dom Bess in now alongside George Hill, who has 40.

Matthew Revis caught Tom Lammonby bowled Ben Green, 85.

Caught at mid-wicket on the pull, ending a superb knock and a good recovery partnership of 102 with George Hill, who remains on 38.

Harry Duke in now.

Matthew Revis has 78 and George Hill 37.

These two have shared 94 and counting.

Revis’s effort represents a career best score in this format.

With 20 overs remaining, Yorkshire will be hoping to get up towards 275. That would represent an excellent recovery from 28-3.

Matthew Revis in the early 60s and George Hill in the early 30s.

They’ve put on 65 and counting for the fifth wicket.

Matthew Revis reaches his fifty off 49 balls with 6x4s. Excellent knock.

Yorkshire move to 115-4 in the 29th over.

George Hill has 16.

Picture by John Clifton/SWPix.com.

Matthew Revis has 40 and George Hill 13.

Jack Leech is in operation with his left-arm spin at present.

Fin Bean caught Lewis Goldsworthy bowled James Theedom, 28.

Cut to backward point, and seamer Theedom has his maiden first-team wicket.

George Hill in now alongside Matthew Revis, who has 27.

Fin Bean has 26 and Matthew Revis 21.

These two are turning things around, and have done it quickly as well.

James Wharton caught behind James Rew bowled Ben Green, 3.

Brilliantly caught behind one-handed going low to his right.

Yorkshire in early b0ther as Matthew Revis walks to the crease.

Adam Lyth bowled Jake Ball, 13.

Off-stump out of the ground courtesy of one which nipped away. Beauty of a delivery.

Next ball, Will Luxton is run out for a golden duck. He pushes Ball to Josh Thomas at mid-off, who misfields. Luxton sets off but is undone by a direct hit at middle stump.

James Wharton in now alongside Fin Bean, who has 10.

Yorkshire are 14-0 in the fifth over, with Adam Lyth and Fin Bean seven apiece.

Adam Lyth and Fin Bean will get us underway here at Clifton Park today.

Jake Ball has the new ball for Somerset.

Yorkshire’s in-form opener Imam-Ul-Haq misses out with a minor hip niggle sustained during the last game against Lancashire on Tuesday.

Yorkshire: Adam Lyth, Fin Bean, Will Luxton, James Wharton, Harry Duke w, Matthew Revis, George Hill, Dom Bess c, Matt Milnes, Dan Moriarty, Ben Cliff.

Yorkshire make three changes from the team which beat Lancashire here on Tuesday.

In: Bean, Cliff, Milnes.

Out: Imam, Coad, White.

From a sunny Clifton Park, where Yorkshire reach the halfway mark in their group campaign today.

Last year’s finalists Somerset are the visitors, starting at 11am.

While Yorkshire have won three from three and sit pretty at the top of Group B, Somerset have won two and lost one so far.

They’re captained by up and coming wicketkeeper-batter James Rew, who was in England’s Test squad for the early-summer clash with Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge without making the final XI. His younger brother Thomas is also likely to play today.

This is Yorkshire’s penultimate home game in the group, with an away trip to face Middlesex at Radlett to follow on Sunday. Yesterday, Middlesex chased 388 to beat Durham at the Riverside – the highest successful List A chase ever in England.

Via the embedded X post above, you can read our preview for this clash with Yorkshire’s general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton, who has been speaking about the success of overseas signing Imam-Ul-Haq, who faces his former county today.

Enjoy the day.