Bravo didn't hang around for long, out for 3. Surrey still should get to 200, especially if Best is brought back into the attack as is usually the case at the death.
Full credit to Tino, he just bowled two fantastic overs. He finally got his yorkers working and got his full reward. Anything under 190 would be pretty good considering where Surrey were at the halfway point.
Dominic Sibley starred with bat and ball as Surrey moved to the top of the NatWest T20 Blast South Group by thrashing Hampshire by 80 runs at a packed Kia Oval.
Sibley, a 20-year-old making his T20 debut, took 2 for 33 after scoring a fine 67 in a second-wicket stand of 114 in 10 overs with Kumar Sangakkara, whose 72 off only 35 balls featured two sixes, nine fours and a balmy evening's most memorable strokepla
Sibley impressive again for the second match in a row, this time finishing 74 not out for Surrey against Somerset. Bravo again failed with the bat. Gayle batting right now for Somerset as they try and chase down 187.