Surrey vs Nottingham, 2nd Semi-Final at London, , Sep 07 2015 - Match Result

Surrey book final date with Gloucs at Lord's. Pretty full and outside off, Mullaney nips down the track and only crashes a drive to wide long-off

length and outside off, down the track and dragged to long-on for another two

Mullaney jumps down the track, then goes low. He manufactures a full toss and whips it away behind square on the leg side for four, shortest boundary exploited well

very full and outside off, Mullaney drills a drive to deep cover. The throw is awry, well wide of the keeper. The batsman scampers back for the second

too full and outside off, Mullaney does not connect with a lap-sweep. The ball brushes the pad and runs away towards the covers. Dot!

Tom makes a mess of the attempted yorker, low full toss. Broad has a big whoosh at it and misses. The keeper is nutmegged as well

near yorker on middle, jabbing drive to the covers. What a penultimate over from Dernbach. He gets a pat from Tom Curran

full and just a shade outside off, Broad flashes a drive past the covers and comes back for the second. Too full in length

bowled'em. Buh-bye Read. Canny change of pace, again. Dipping low full toss from the back of the hand, Read jumps across off in search of a paddle sweep. He misses and the stumps get disturbed

hammered full and on off, forced down to long-off

well-disguised slower one from the back of the hand. Mullaney makes room, wants to force it through the off-side but is far too early into the shot

Dernbach goes wide of the crease and this incoming full ball is drilled down to long-off

change-up ball. Slow, and short, steered to backward point

low full toss outside off, lashed down to long-off

pretty full and on middle, Mullaney folds low and scoops it right over the keeper's head. Lovely connection

back of a length and outside off, late-cut to short third man

fired full and on off, drilled to wide long-off

loopy full toss, which is pushed tamely back to the bowler. Smith, who had drifted out of the crease, backing up far too much for a speedy single, is run-out. He waves his bat to the crowd and acknowledges the cheers. Tom Curran keeps his cool, runs across towards the stumps at the non-strikers' end and under-arm flicks it hurling it in.. Mullaney pats the departing Smith on the back

pushed too full outside off, Smith can't connect with a reverse swat... Beaten

inswinging yorker, bottom-edged behind to the left of the keeper. Good riposte from the bowler