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Lammonby five-for turns the tables for Somerset
Somerset implode despite flying start with the ball, to lose by 90 runs at Hove
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21-Aug-2025
Somerset 243 (Hill 55, Thomas 50, Hunt 3-35, Crocombe 3-47) beat Sussex 153 (Lammonby 5-20) by 90 runs
Somerset produced an unlikely victory over Sussex in the Metro Bank One Day Cup at Hove, winning by 90 runs after being bowled out for a modest 243. It was their fourth victory in six matches.
On a slow pitch that offered some sharp seam movement on occasions, but was far from unplayable, both sides were guilty of rash strokeplay, especially the Sussex Sharks when they lost four wicket for no runs in the course of eight deliveries.
Full postDawkins, Evison drive Kent to emphatic seven-wicket win
Sharma makes 82 for Northamptonshire but second-wicket stand breaks back of chase
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21-Aug-2025
Kent 247 for 3 (Dawkins 111, Evison 82) beat Northamptonshire 243 (Sharma 82, Evison 3-36) by seven wickets
Ben Dawkins struck a sparkling maiden List A century to steer Kent Spitfires to their second Metro Bank One Day Cup victory of the season, beating a youthful Northamptonshire side by seven wickets at Wantage Road as they chased down 244 with 32 deliveries to spare.
The in-form England Under-19 opener struck an unbeaten 111 (105 balls, 12 fours, two sixes), sharing a second-wicket stand of 157 off 181 balls with Joey Evison who made a fine 82 (106 balls, 10 fours, 1 six).
Full postMcCoy and Allen lead Falcons to victory as Knight Riders fluff their lines
With 14 needed off the last over, Shamar Springer bowled four dot balls to Kieron Pollard to give Falcons the match, and the No. 1 spot on the points table
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21-Aug-2025
Antigua and Barbuda Falcons 167 for 6 (Allen 45, Imad 39*, Tariq 2-37, Edward 2-56) beat Trinbago Knight Riders 159 for 6 (Munro 44, Pollard 43*, Carty 35, McCoy 4-39) by eight runs
It came down to 14 runs needed off the last six balls. Nathan Edward took a single on the first ball, bowled by Shamar Springer, putting Kieron Pollard on strike. Game over, you'd think, and two-in-two for Trinbago Knight Riders in CPL 2025. Except that Pollard swung and missed the first two, got enough bat on the fourth ball but chose not to run, and then connected well but not well enough to get the ball to the fence. Four dot balls. He dug a yorker-length ball out for a four off the last, but Springer was the hero for Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, while Pollard had fluffed his lines.
Knight Riders came into the game having won their first match, and gave themselves enough chances to earn their first win over Falcons after two losses last season. In the end, though, they let the game slip through their fingers.
Full postCrawley, Rashid star as Superchargers crush Spirit
Hosts pay price for underwhelming batting effort as Superchargers cruise home with 18 balls to spare
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20-Aug-2025
Northern Superchargers 138 for 2 (Crawley 55*) beat London Spirit 135 for 3 (Pope 52) by eight wickets
Northern Superchargers returned to winning ways under the lights at Lord's to romp home past hosts London Spirit and climb to third in the table in The Hundred men's competition.
Zak Crawley took most of the plaudits for 38-ball 55, but it was a batting effort that owed a debt of gratitude to his colleagues with the ball - the Superchargers attack impressing as they limited Spirit to just 135 for 3 batting first.
Full postEssex's young and old combine as Westley, Allison tons down Glamorgan
231-run stand between 36-year-old club captain and 20-year-old rookie sets up home win
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20-Aug-2025
Essex 371 for 6 (Westley 141, Allison 131, Zain-ul-Hassan 3-60) beat Glamorgan 181 (Carlson 64, Harmer 5-47) by 190 runs
Tom Westley and Charlie Allison chalked up career-best List A scores while posting a 231-run third-wicket partnership that underpinned Essex's third successive Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory.
The Essex captain's 141 was his eighth List A century, while Allison's 131 was his first in the white-ball format but his fourth of a summer in which the 20-year-old has established himself as a forceful and elegant middle-order stroke-maker. As a statistical curiosity, both players' innings lasted 113 balls.
Full postLeicestershire and Derbyshire share 624 runs in dramatic tie
18-year-old Alex Green takes third five-for in five games before final-over drama
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20-Aug-2025
Leicestershire 312 for 5 (Patel 94, Hill 93) tied with Derbyshire 312 (Came 67, Green 5-64)
Leicestershire and Derbyshire shared a dramatic tie after a see-saw battle at Grace Road - although the result did neither side any favours as they tried to keep alive their chances of qualifying for the knock-out phase of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Rishi Patel and Lewis Hill shared a 166-run second-wicket partnership as the Foxes posted 312 for 5 from their 50 overs, bolstered by valuable contributions from Peter Handscomb (35 off 23) and Ben Cox (35 not out off 22) as the last 10 overs added 90 to their total.
Full postHilton Cartwright, Jofra Archer keep Southern Brave in knockout mix
Australian power-hitter belts five sixes before Welsh Fire mess up chase of 130
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20-Aug-2025
Southern Brave 129 for 8 (Cartwright 51*) beat Welsh Fire 125 for 8 (Archer 3-20) by four runs
A 19-ball half-century from Hilton Cartwright led Southern Brave to victory over Welsh Fire in a tight game in The Hundred.
Cartwright made an unbeaten 51 to help Brave rally to 129 for 8, before Brave's bowlers closed the game out with the ball in a topsy-turvy chase.
Full postHaynes, Hameed overcome Gubbins' hundred to drive Notts win
Masterful unbeaten 144 proves to be in vain for Hampshire at Utilita Bowl
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20-Aug-2025
Nottinghamshire 292 for 6 (Haynes 97, Hameed 86) beat Hampshire 290 for 6 (Gubbins 144*) by four wickets
Jack Haynes and Haseeb Hameed overcame Nick Gubbins' latest century as Notts Outlaws beat Hampshire to close up the top of Group A of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup men's competition.
In form, Gubbins became the first player in this year's competition to reach 500 runs with a sublime 144 not out, as the hosts posted 290.
Full postOllie Robinson, Will Rhodes keep Durham in contention
George Bell and Josh Bohannon's hundreds not enough for struggling Lancashire
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20-Aug-2025
Durham 321 for 6 (Robinson 80*, Rhodes 75, Lees 64, Aspinwall 3-59) beat Lancashire 320 (Bohannon 106, Bell 104, Raine 4-34) by four wickets
Captain Ollie Robinson and in-form allrounder Will Rhodes hit composed, match-clinching half-centuries as Durham maintained their Metro Bank One-Day Cup knockout hopes by beating struggling Lancashire by four wickets at Liverpool.
Wicketkeeper-batter Robinson and Rhodes, in pursuit of 321, came together at 168 for 3 in the 30th over and calmly secured a third win from six in Group B. They shared 127, Robinson with 80 not out off 59 balls and Rhodes 75 off 68. Durham won with nine balls remaining.
Full postLitchfield seals Superchargers' win
Superchargers' prospects of qualifying increase substantially after inflicting Spirit's second defeat of the season
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20-Aug-2025
Northern Superchargers 93 for 2 (Litchfield 55*, Sutherland 29*) beat London Spirit 90 for 8 (Redmayne 29, Sutherland 3-20) by eight wickets
Northern Superchargers earned a crucial win at Lord's to leapfrog hosts London Spirit and take themselves to second in the table in the Hundred women's competition.
It wasn't quite a must-win game for Hollie Armitage's side but, having lost to Manchester Originals last time out, their prospects of qualifying have increased substantially after inflicting upon Spirit their second defeat of the season.
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