Somerset 587 for 8 dec (Overton 138, Van der Merwe 102*, Abell 79) drew with Hampshire 338 (Ervine 103, McLaren 61, Leach 6-108) and 254 for 5 (Ervine 106, Adams 96)Scorecard Hampshire held on for a draw in their Specsavers County Championship game against Somerset at Taunton thanks to a spot of good fortune and a stand of 159 between Sean Ervine and Jimmy Adams.Needing 249 in their second innings to avoid an innings defeat, the visitors finished the day on 254 for 5. However, they had to ride their luck on several occasions over the course of the final day, with Ervine, who helped himself to a century, dropped three times during an innings that, in the end, was the difference.The day began with Craig Overton surviving a near run out, when on 99, to celebrate his maiden first-class hundred off 123 balls, with 10 fours.Overton, who with Roelof van der Merwe broke the countys record eighth-wicket partnership in the Championship, which had stood since 1983 when Ian Botham and Viv Richards put on 172 against Leicestershire at Grace Road, batted with typical aggression to reach 138.When the young Devonian finally departed, caught on the midwicket boundary by Adams off the bowling of Mason Crane, Somerset captain Chris Rogers declared. Van der Merwe, who passed three figures off 137 balls, with seven fours and two sixes, was left unbeaten on 102.Overtons early morning runs meant Hampshire required 249 in their second innings to make Somerset bat again. When opener Will Smith departed for 0, off 12 balls, lbw to Jack Leach, that initial target looked a long way off.Ervine and Adams joined forces and managed to steer Hampshire to lunch, albeit somewhat fortuitously. Ervine, who was quick to punish the short ball, was dropped by wicket keeper Ryan Davies, on 43, off the bowling of captain Jim Allenby, in the final over before the interval.The 32-year-old Zimbabwean made the most of that mistake and having been dropped again, on 78, by Overton, he went on to reach three figures off 148 balls. He was dropped again, on 100, before finally departing for 106 at 165 for 2. Adams, who was understandably watchful on a wicket that continued to turn, posted his half century off 169 balls with six fours.However, after tea and with the game seemingly drifting, Hampshire suffered a double blow when James Vince (13) and Adam Wheater (0) were dismissed by van der Merwe in the same over. 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RIO DE JANEIRO -- The lone Russian track and field athlete at the Olympics has won her appeal to compete at the Rio de Janeiro Games.The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled early Monday that Darya Klishina is eligible to take part in Tuesdays long jump qualifying because she has been based outside of Russia for the last three years and has been subjected to regular drug testing.With the appeal now behind me, I can thankfully focus my time and attention on competing tomorrow night and enjoying my Olympic experience, which I have dreamed of since I first began long jumping as a young girl, Klishina said in a post on her Facebook page.She was the only one of 68 Russians cleared to participate in Rio by the IAAF, track and fields governing body. It tried to ban her from the Olympics last week, however, after receiving what it said was new information from World Anti-Doping Agency investigator Richard McLaren.The IAAF has not disclosed what new information it has.CAS, however, concluded that Klishina complied with the relevant criteria because of her permanent residence outside Russia ... despite the additional information provided by Prof. McLaren.Relevantly, the athlete established that she was subject to fully compliant drug-testing in- and out-of-competition outside of Russia for the `relevant period.The IAAF on Monday issued a short statement accepting the ruling.We iinstigated a review process following new evidence presented to us, it said.dddddddddddd The outcome we reached to revoke Darya Klishinas exceptional eligibility was not upheld by CAS despite the information received from McLaren and she is therefore eligible to compete in Rio.Klishina attended Sundays hearing in person at the courts temporary base at a beachfront hotel in Rio, then trained near the Olympic Stadium on Sunday night while awaiting the courts decision.The long jump final is scheduled for Wednesday.Unlike in previous legal battles over Russian doping, the Russian Sports Ministry and the countrys Olympic committee have taken a back seat in Klishinas case, with her American management company in a leading role.In comments to the R-Sport news agency before the decision was announced, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said the accusations against Klishina were part of a campaign directed against Russian sport, to discredit it. Its beyond the realm of common sense.The rest of the Russian track team remains banned from all international competition over allegations of a widespread, state-sponsored doping program. The sanction was upheld for the Olympics by CAS last month.---AP Sports Writer Stephen Wilson contributed to this report. ' ' '