Denly to Lammonby, out Lbw!! Oh this looks like a poor decision. Lammonby very unlucky. Has to go back though. Flighted up on middle and leg, turns sharply into the pad as he misses the flick. Surely would've turned down leg but the umpire raises his finger. Somerset getting strangled by spin. Lammonby lbw b Denly 9(11)

Denly to Gregory, 1 run, tucked off the back foot into the midwicket region as Denly pushes it through flat again

Denly to Lammonby, 1 run, nudges it off the back foot into the on-side

Denly to Gregory, 1 run, chops it wide of cover

Denly to Lammonby, 1 run, shimmies down and flicks to deep midwicket

Denly to Gregory, 1 run, flat outside off, turning away, Gregory steers it to sweeper cover

Denly to Lammonby, 1 run, dabs this wide of short third man

Denly to Will Smeed, out Caught by Jordan Cox!! And Smeed has been caught by Cox off the bowling of Denly in the same over for the second time. Would you believe it. This time there's no problem. He's miscued a full toss straight into the deep and Cox runs in off the midwicket boundary, making no mistake. Will Smeed c Jordan Cox b Denly 43(32) [4s-2 6s-2]

Denly to Lammonby, 1 run, flighted up outside off, Lammonby pushes to long-off

Denly to Will Smeed, 1 run, pushed through the covers

Denly to Will Smeed, SIX, Wait, hang on! Smeed might get away with this. The catch has been taken at the boundary by Cox. However, a converging Bell-Drummond, sliding over into the ropes, has tackled Cox. This is bizarre because while Cox isn't in contact with the ropes when taking the catch, Bell-Drummond is. Some confusion in the middle as they confer with the third umpire. And it's been given as six. That is just extraordinary. Never seen anything like it

Denly to Will Smeed, no run, sharp turn! Back of a length, Smeed is squared up on the crease and beaten on the edge

Denly to Will Smeed, SIX, another drag-down and a crowd catch once more. They have been good today with those ones. Pulled down by Denly and Abell rocked back to pull into the deep square leg stands. Expensive over from Denly

Denly to Will Smeed, no run, tossed up leggie outside off, Abell gets forward to drive to extra-cover

Denly to Abell, 1 run, shortish and turning away, Will Smeed cuts wide of cover

Denly to Abell, wide, fired down leg, Billings can't gather cleanly

Denly to Abell, FOUR, high full-toss and that's put away by Abell, swiping hard and giving Leaning at deep square leg a hard time, skips past the dive

Denly to Abell, FOUR, dragged down, Abell pulls and it's in the air, Leaning the man from deep square leg trying to get across and catch, the ball bounces wide of him and runs away

Denly to Abell, no run, turns away from a short of length, punched to point

Denly to Will Smeed, no run, tossed up leggie outside off, Will Smeed pushes to cover off the front foot

Denly to Will Smeed, no run, non-turner, on off, Will Smeed defends to backward point

Denly to Goldsworthy, 1 run, angled in this time, Goldsworthy nudges to mid-wicket and is off the mark

Denly to Goldsworthy, no run, turns away from a short of length outside off, Goldsworthy punches to cover-point

Denly to Tom Banton, out Stumped!! Lovely delivery and even better work from Sam Billings. Nicely tossed up, drifting in on off, then lands short of the flick and spins past the edge, Billings had the bails off even as Banton tried to slide the back foot in - he had overbalanced while playing the shot. That's a duck for Banton and the ideal start for Kent. Tom Banton st Billings b Denly 0(2)

Denly to Tom Banton, no run, spins away from a good length, Tom Banton knocks it to short cover