Spurway remained in the team for the start of the 2007 season, as the team were enjoying a current upturn in their fortunes. The lower-order batsman, who was the preferred wicket-keeper over team-mate Carl Gazzard, continued to pull in impressive performances in the lower-order, none more so than when he was halted in the middle of a run towards his first half-century on 44* in a record-setting Somerset innings of 850-7 declared in April 2007.
Spurway stayed with the team for the start of the 2007 season, as the team was experiencing a current upturn. The lower-order batsman, who was favored over Carl Gazzard as wicket-keeper, continued to produce impressive performances in the lower-order, especially when he halted his run towards his first half-century at 44* during Somerset's record-breaking innings of 850-7 declared in April 2007.