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Each shade offers a fresh perspective, setting the tone for culinary spaces that are both inviting and distinctive.If you've been dying to emulate dakota johnson's green kitchen but haven't yet made the leap, you're in luck — shades of green aren't going anywhere.Within this, the term kitschens was coined:
Find a local jacks restaurant location near you, and order your favorite burger and fries in the jacks app or online.So we were pumped when the national kitchen & bath association (nkba) recently released its 2024 kitchen trends report, which is a compilation of key insights from 630 industry professionals, like designers, manufacturers, contractors, and architects.
I live close by so i went ahead and checked this place out for breakfast on a sunday morning.In 2024, the 'joy of living' is high on the priority list for design, says kerrie kelly, ceo and creative director of kerrie kelly studio.Nice decor and friendly service.
Some designers believe 2024 will see more deliberate mixing of materials and textures to bring more depth and personality and offer a break away from uniformity.
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Somerset 193 for 8 (Smeed 86, Overton 42, Douthwaite 4-37) beat Glamorgan 85 (Northeast 24, Gregory 3-11, van der Merwe 2-0) by 108 runs
Will Smeed smashed 86 off 48 balls to lead Somerset to a 108-run Vitality Blast South Group victory over Glamorgan at the Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton.
The opener blitzed nine fours and five sixes to dominate the home side's innings of 193 for 8 after losing the toss. Craig Overton contributed 42, while Dan Douthwaite claimed three wickets in an over to finish with 4 for 37 from four.
In reply, Glamorgan could muster only 85 all out, Sam Northeast top scoring with 24 and Lewis Gregory taking 3 for 11 to become Somerset's equal leading wicket-taker in T20 cricket.
Somerset's innings was a rollercoaster, starting well, dipping dramatically and finishing strongly. Smeed and Tom Banton produced an opening stand of 38 inside four overs before Banton was bowled by a full delivery from Timm van der Gugten.
It was 51 for 1 at the end of the six-over powerplay as Smeed took centre stage, dominating a second-wicket stand of 54 inside six overs with an out-of-sorts Tom Kohler-Cadmore, who fell to a boundary catch off Andy Gorvin for nine.
By then, Smeed had gone to a brilliant 30-ball half-century with a pulled four to fine leg off Douthwaite. He celebrated by clearing the rope in the same area next ball and Somerset looked on course for a 200-plus score.
That changed in the 12th over, which saw Douthwaite send back Tom Abell, Sean Dickson and Gregory with the second, fourth and sixth deliveries, Dickson to a brilliant one-handed catch by Jamie McIlroy at mid-on. When Ben Green was caught and bowled by Mason Crane at the start of the following over four wickets had fallen in the space of seven balls.
Smeed, who had looked on course for his second T20 century, was bowled by a full-length ball from Douthwaite and Somerset were seven down with more than six overs of their innings left. Overton and Roelof van der Merwe showed their experience by steadying the ship before a late assault, which saw Overton hit sixes over long-off and long-on, the latter sending the ball sailing into the River Tone.
A half-century stand off 30 balls gave the hosts momentum going into Glamorgan's reply, which saw Overton dismiss Kiran Carlson, caught at third man in the first over, and Riley Meredith send down a wicket-maiden, having former Somerset player Eddie Byrom caught behind for a duck.
Marnus Labuschagne and Northeast took the score to 37 by the end of the powerplay, but the second ball of the seventh over saw Labuschagne fall lbw to Gregory aiming to leg. Colin Ingram then guided an Overton delivery straight to gully to leave Glamorgan 43 for 4.
Northeast miscued an attempted scoop shot off Gregory to Jake Ball at short fine-leg and when Douthwaite offered the same bowler a tame return catch Somerset's captain had equalled leg-spinner Max Waller's record of 139 T20 wickets for the county.
Van der Gugten clothed a Ball delivery to cover and Chris Cooke was superbly caught by Green on the cover boundary at the end of the same over to make it 71 for eight.
Gorvin delayed the inevitable with a couple of belligerent blows, but left-arm spinner van der Merwe wrapped up the result, taking wickets with his only two balls of the innings.
