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Harry Moore ices Derbyshire chase after Anuj Dal's brilliant 115
Somerset lose by one wicket as Derbyshire go top of group
ECB Reporters Network
04-Aug-2024
Derbyshire 317 for 9 (Dal 115, Lloyd 71, G Thomas 3-41, Davey 3-46) beat Somerset 316 for 5 (Rew 88, Dickson 86, Umeed 58, J Thomas 54*, Chappell 3-54) by one wicket
Anuj Dal blasted a brilliant century as Derbyshire took over as Group A leaders with a thrilling one-wicket Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory over Somerset at Taunton.
The hosts posted 316 for 5 after losing the toss, skipper Sean Dickson lashing 86 off 64 balls, with 8 fours and 3 sixes. James Rew hit 88, Andy Umeed 58 and Josh Thomas 54 not out. Zak Chappell claimed 3 for 54.
Full postKate Cross haunts Manchester Originals in Northern Derby
Annabel Sutherland leads the way before England quick bundles out former side for 92
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04-Aug-2024
Northern Superchargers 138 for 4 (Sutherland 44, Litchfield 43, Filer 2-16) Manchester Originals 92 (Cross 4-20)
Northern Superchargers took the spoils in the northern derby in The Hundred as the home side won their second game on the bounce to give them two wins from their opening four games.
In front of a record Headingley crowd of 11,061 Originals won the toss and chose to put the home side into bat first. England international fast bowler Lauren Filer was the pick of the bowlers for the visitors as she took 2 for 16, including two maiden sets.
Full postSam Northeast sets up Glamorgan win as Ben Morris announces himself
Young seamer takes 3 for 52 as Glamorgan's perfect start continues
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04-Aug-2024
Glamorgan 283 (Northeast 89, Snater 3-45, Richards 3-68) beat Essex 251 (Westley 51, McIlroy 3-33, Douthwaite 3-41, Morris 3-52) by 32 runs
Ben Morris blasted a hole in the Essex middle-order to introduce himself on to the first-team stage as Glamorgan maintained their 100 per cent record in this season's Metro Bank One-Day Cup at Chelmsford.
A year after making his Glamorgan debut in the competition, the 20-year-old seamer grabbed his maiden List A wickets in only his third appearance with figures of 3 for 52 as Essex struggled to defeat. He was the perfect foil to his more experienced fellow seamer Jamie McIlroy, who took late wickets to register a career-best 3 for 33.
Full postBen Slater slams 164 as Notts Lord over Surrey at Guildford
23-year-old seamer takes 5 for 45 in second appearance as Surrey lose yet again
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04-Aug-2024
Nottinghamshire 378 for 6 (Slater 164, Haynes 86, McKerr 3-78) beat Surrey 271 (Sibley 72, McKerr 71, Lord 5-45) by 107 runs
Ben Slater took full advantage of Guildford's short square boundaries to hit nine sixes and 12 fours in a brilliant List A best 164 off 119 balls as Notts Outlaws overpowered Surrey by 107 runs.
And Rob Lord, a 23-year-old seamer making only his second senior appearance, was Notts' star with the ball in front of a sell-out crowd of more than 2,000 at Woodbridge Road, impressing hugely with 5 for 45 as Surrey were bowled out for 271 in reply.
Full postSam Curran owns London Derby with fifty, five-for and hat-trick
The allrounder took Oval Invincibles to 147 before single-handedly blitzing London Spirit with the ball
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04-Aug-2024
Oval Invincibles 147 for 5 (Curran 51*) beat London Spirit 117 (Lawrence 27, Curran 5-16) by 30 runs
The Oval Invincibles made it three wins from four in this The Hundred this year with Sam Curran's all-round heroics proving the difference between two sides fighting it out for bragging rights in the capital.
Curran smashed 51 from 22 balls, single-handedly dragging the Invincibles to a strong total on a tricky surface before decimating the Spirit's hopes of chasing 147 in an astonishing five-wicket spell that included a hat-trick.
Full postEd Barnard's big day out gives Warwickshire win in Bristol
Allrounder takes 3 for 16 in eight overs then hits unbeaten 152 in run chase
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04-Aug-2024
Warwickshire 271 for 4 (Barnard 152*) beat Gloucestershire 267 (J Taylor 139*, Charlesworth 53, Barnard 3-16, Ali 3-53, Booth 3-55) by six wickets
Ed Barnard was outstanding with bat and ball as Warwickshire beat Gloucestershire by six wickets at Bristol's Seat Unique Stadium to extend their winning start to five matches in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Having claimed 3 for 16 to help dismiss Gloucestershire for 267 in 49.4 overs, the in-form allrounder posted a brilliant match-winning knock of 152 not out from 134 balls as the Bears chased down their target with 2.1 overs to spare.
Full postFelix Organ stars with bat and ball as Lancashire slip to fifth straight loss
Chris Green hits maiden List A hundred but damage done after Hampshire's early strikes
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04-Aug-2024
Hampshire 222 for 8 (Organ 74*) beat Lancashire 151 (Green 100, Turner 4-24, Wheal 3-14) by 71 runs
Felix Organ struck 74 not out off 57 balls before Brad Wheal and John Turner destroyed Lancashire's batting and their hopes of Metro Bank One Day Cup progression.
Hampshire had stumbled to 50 for 4 but Organ headlined a fightback with 74 and his second fifty of this season's campaign. Lancashire then outdid their host's top-order collapse by sinking to 19 for 5 in the face of Wheal and Turner's electric new-ball pace. The duo ended up with 3 for 14 and 4 for 24 respectively.
Full postPrithvi Shaw sparks Northamptonshire's One-Day Cup campaign into life
Justin Broad and Saif Zaib share six wickets as Worcestershire fall well short in steep chase
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04-Aug-2024
Northamptonshire 295 for 6 (Shaw 72, Vasconcelos 68, Bartlett 60, Singh 3-51) beat Worcestershire 165 (Taylor 57, Libby 50*, Broad 3-32, Zaib 3-44) by 130 runs
Allrounder Justin Broad claimed two wickets in an over as Northamptonshire's seamers ran through Worcestershire's top order to set up a comprehensive 130-run victory in this Metro Bank One-Day Cup clash at Wantage Road, the hosts' first win in this year's tournament.
Chasing 296 to win, Group A leaders Worcestershire slumped to 34 for 5, Broad finishing with three wickets and Jack White also bagging two wickets for 26 in a miserly, unbroken 10-over spell.
Full postJoe Cracknell's 88 clinches Middlesex win at Beckenham
Kent manage only 204 as Middlesex bowlers chip away with regular wickets
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04-Aug-2024
Middlesex 206 for 5 (Cracknell 88, White 50) beat Kent 204 (O'Riordan 58) by five wickets
Joe Cracknell hit 88 as Middlesex coasted to a five-wicket win over the Kent Spitfires in the Metro Bank Cup at Beckenham.
Cracknell blitzed the Spitfires with an 82-ball innings included two sixes and ten fours and Robbie White chipped in with 50 as the visitors eased home with 8.4 overs to spare, finishing on 206 for 5.
Full postMarizanne Kapp vs Deepti Sharma ends in dramatic tie
London Derby finishes level off the final ball after overseas allrounders trade blows in Lord's thriller
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04-Aug-2024
London Spirit 113 for 9 (Deepti 44, Kapp 4-11) tied with Oval Invincibles 113 for 8 (Kapp 47, Deepti 3-18)
Oval Invincibles and London Spirit tied a last-ball thriller in front of a lively crowd of 17,810 at Lord's in the Hundred. An ice-cold Charlie Dean run-out as Ryana MacDonald-Gay and Jo Gardner sought a match-winning two from the final ball denied the visitors what had not long before looked to be a comfortable victory.
Both teams were inspired by exceptional all-round performances from overseas superstars: South Africa's Marizanne Kapp starring for the Invincibles with a 4 for 11 and a quickfire 47, and India's Deepti Sharma taking 3 for 18 after scoring 44 for Spirit.
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