Question : modify output of del command

In the below code snippet, i have 4 del statements to delete some files out of dirs and sub-dirs. Now i want to know how many files are deleted in total (including the combined total of all 4 del commands) and this number needs to be shown as the very last line. This last line will be taken over by another program to be put into the logfile of that program.

so basically i want to display the following as a last line:

[Cleanup] Deleted 16 files (3 nzb, 5 sfv, 4 url, 4 db)
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@echo off
 
echo.
echo [Cleanup] Cleaning up download directory: %1
echo [Cleanup] Deleteing .nzb files
del /s /q "%1"*.nzb > NUL 2>NUL
echo [Cleanup] Deleteing .sfv files
del /s /q "%1"*.sfv > NUL 2>NUL
echo [Cleanup] Deleteing .url files
del /s /q "%1"*.url > NUL 2>NUL
echo [Cleanup] Deleteing .db files
del /s /q "%1"*.db > NUL 2>NUL
echo [Cleanup] Finished
echo.
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Answer : modify output of del command

DOH!  I left out the /s parameter on all of the DIR commands.  Add /s next to the /b in every instance above.
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