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John Mitchell's pick as the player he could least afford to lose came as a bit of a surprise.

Sherri Steele, who lives across the street from the residence, came back from an evening walk to see a large police presence in her complex.

Woltemade went on to receive a standing ovation after the record signing came off midway through the second half of his side's 1-0 win.

Smeed fell at the start of the 19th over with 18 still needed, but captain Lewis Gregory came in and struck two sixes to take Somerset to 195-4 - the highest score in a final.

Organisers said that thousands of visitors came to watch the spectacle, which marked 160 years since trams were introduced to Vienna.