Familiar faces return for men's T20 Blast Finals Day

Familiar faces return for men's T20 Blast Finals DayImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Somerset have won two of the past three T20 Blast titlesByBen Ashton, BBC Sport England and Alex Hoad, BBC Sport EnglandPublished18 minutes agoCommentsThere is something of a familiar line-up at Edgbaston for the men's T20 Finals Day on Saturday.With 10 domestic T20 trophies between them, Northants Steelbacks, reigning champions Somerset, Hampshire Hawks and Notts Outlaws are no strangers to 20-over cricket's showpiece event.It may be a quick turnaround from Wednesday's quarter-finals but a mid-summer Finals Day looks set for blue skies and some thrilling match-ups.Here's a closer look at how things are shaping up.Finals Day drawGames to be played on Saturday, 18 July, at EdgbastonSemi-final one: Northants Steelbacks v Somerset (11:00 BST)Semi-final two: Hampshire Hawks v Notts Outlaws (14:30)Final (18:45)SomersetImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Craig Overton's 79* from 30 balls was the highest score by a number nine in T20 historyFinals Day record: Winners - 2005, 2023 and 20252026 top run-scorer: James Rew - 4272026 top wicket-taker: Daniel Sams - 19Group record: Seven wins, five defeats - 2nd in Central & West GroupIf there's one thing Somerset have proved this summer, it's that you can never write them off.The defending champions lost four of their opening six matches to leave plenty of doubt about whether they would add to their run of 11 Finals Day appearances - the past five of them in a row.Somerset fans should not have worried - they won five of their past six, including monster victories over group winners, and semi-final opponents, Northants by a huge 105 runs on the road and by seven wickets with five overs to spare at home.It all looked to be in vain as they slumped to 82-8 in the 15th over of their chase of 162 to beat Yorkshire at Headingley in Wednesday's quarter-final.Then all-rounder Craig Overton pro...