A five-wicket haul from seamer Ellie Anderson alongside fluent half-centuries by Charlie Dean and Niamh Holland guided Somerset Women to a three-wicket victory over Durham Women at Taunton. Anderson's Five-For: Ellie Anderson dismantled Durham's top order early, returning career-best List-A figures of 5 for 40 to become the first Somerset bowler to claim a five-wicket haul in women's List-A cricket since 2017. Durham's Recovery: After slipping to 95/5, Durham rebuilt through Emma Marlow (71), Grace Thompson (41), and a quickfire 44 off 31 balls from Eleanor Larosa to post a total of 248/9. Middle-Order Partnership: Chasing 249, Somerset found themselves in trouble at 84/4 before Charlie Dean (76) and Niamh Holland (70) assembled a 104-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Comfortable Finish: Despite late strikes from Durham's bowlers, Dean anchored the remaining target to see Somerset home with 32 balls to spare, boosting their chances of reaching the knockout stages. Somerset openers Luff and Bex Odgers fell to Larosa and Lauren Filer respectively as Durham made inroads with the new ball, while Katie Levick bowled Emma Corney for 22 and Villiers had Gibson held at extra cover as spin further reduced the home side to 84 for 4. Holland and Dean dug in thereafter, finding the gaps, running hard between the wickets and punishing the poor ball when it came along to post a 50 partnership via 48 deliveries. Holland went to a methodical half century from 68 balls, while the more aggressive Dean faced 19 deliveries fewer to reach the same landmark as the partnership realised three figures. Holland's 90-ball innings was terminated in the act of slog-sweeping Fraser to mid-wicket, while Filer removed Jess Hazell for 17 with the score 217 for 6. But Dean remained at large long enough to put the outcome beyond doubt, the England captain accruing 6 fours.