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Harry Finch digs deep for Kent to thwart the Kyle Abbott show

Doughty half-century makes the difference in low-scoring battle at Beckenham

Kent 170 for 6 (Finch 53*, Abbott 3-16) beat Hampshire 168 (Abbott 37, Swanepoel 3-28) by four wickets
Harry Finch played an innings of Boycott-like obstinacy to see the Kent Spitfires home by four wickets in their Metro Bank Cup Group game with Hampshire at Beckenham.
Chasing 169 to win, Kent lurched to 96 for 6 before Finch and Charlie Stobo (32 not out) responded with an unbeaten partnership of 74. Beyers Swanepoel had taken three for 28 as Hampshire were bowled out for 168 in 41 overs and they'd needed 37 from No.10 Kyle Abbott to give them a defensible total. Dom Kelly and Nick Gubbins were their next highest scorers with 32 each.
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Jack Leach takes six as Somerset destroy Durham

Left-arm spinner's 6 for 26 to skittle Durham for 108 in pursuit of 242

Somerset 241 for 9 (Goldsworthy 93, Coughlin 3-47) beat Durham 108 (Borthwick 35, Leach 6-26) by 133 runs
England might not need Jack Leach but Somerset certainly do. The England slow left-armer took 6 for 26 to lead his county to a 133-run victory over Durham in Wednesday's Metro-Bank One-Day Cup victory at the Riverside.
No one played Leach with any comfort on a pitch that was receptive to spin throughout the match, and his bowling ensured that Somerset defended 241 in some comfort to collect their second win in this season's competition.
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Nicholas Pooran powers Northern Superchargers to seven-wicket victory

West Indies batter top-scores with 62 from 34 balls to take down Brave's target of 147

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30-Jul-2024
Northern Superchargers 147 for 3 (Pooran 62) beat Southern Brave 146 for 8 (Pollard 37) by seven wickets
Nicholas Pooran smashed 62 from 34 deliveries to power Andrew Flintoff's Northern Superchargers to their first win in The Hundred this season.
Against an attack of Jofra Archer, Chris Jordan, Tymal Mills, Rehan Ahmed and Akeal Hosein, Pooran was dominant from the get-go - demonstrating both why he had been first pick in The Hundred Draft and also the power of using your own bat, having been forced to borrow Phil Salt's on his debut against Trent Rockets.
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Washington, Suryakumar and Rinku bowl India to Super Over win

Sri Lanka lost seven wickets for 22 runs and could score just two in the Super Over

Hemant Brar
Hemant Brar
30-Jul-2024
India 137 for 9 (Gill 39, Parag 26, Theekshana 3-28, Hasaranga 2-29) tied with Sri Lanka 137 for 8 (Perera 46, Kusal Mendis 43, Rinku 2-3, Suryakumar 2-5)
India won the Super Over
In one of the most bizarre finishes to a T20I, India beat Sri Lanka in the Super Over to complete a 3-0 whitewash in Pallekele.
For the majority of the match, Sri Lanka outplayed India in all three departments but they had a great fall towards the end. They needed just nine from the last two overs with six wickets in hand. Rinku Singh, who had never bowled previously in T20Is, sent down the 19th over, conceded just three runs, and picked up two wickets.
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