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A heroic rearguard from Peter Trego and Lewis Gregory saw Somerset through to a nervy draw after the team's propensity to collapse returned on the final afternoon

Matt Machin would clearly love to roll this Taunton wicket up and carry it round with him. After scoring his maiden first-class hundred here two years ago, he brought up his fourth century and highest first-class score of 137 not out to put Sussex firmly

Peter Trego decided attack was the best form of defence as he rode his luck to forge an enterprising partnership of 140 with James Hildreth to put Somerset just 32 behind Sussex with six wickets intact

Somerset wrested back the initiative in dramatic style at the close of a rain-affected first day against Sussex