Glamorgan secured a dramatic four-wicket win over Somerset in the Vitality Blast at Taunton, claiming a double over the defending champions with a last-ball boundary. Jimmy Neesham's solo hit sealed the 203 for six chase, overturning a commanding 202-6 total posted by the hosts. Lewis Gregory's blistering 54 off 28 balls, including four sixes, powered Somerset's innings, while Sean Dickson's 63 kept Glamorgan on course until weather interruptions complicated the finale.

Somerset's fifth-waltz stand of 90 between Gregory and Tom Abell built a formidable total, but Dan Douthwaite's 2-35 offered Glamorgan hope. The visitors lost early wickets in reply, with Craig Overton claiming a wicket-maiden during the powerplay. Floodlight failures interrupted both innings, creating chaotic conditions that favored the touring side. Despite drops and misfields, Dickson's 33-ball fifty and Tribe's 48 kept pressure on the host.

The match's climax saw Glamorgan needing 16 off the final over. After a six from Douthwaite, Neesham's leg-side boundary provided a nerve-shredding finish. The victory marks a significant boost for Glamorgan's knockout ambitions, while Somerset must regroup ahead of their next fixture. Cricket's unpredictability shone through in this last-ball thriller.