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Munro celebrates TKR return with century and victory
Holder's 44 helped St Kitts and Nevis Patriots fight in a chase of 232, as they ended only 12 short
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17-Aug-2025
Trinbago Knight Riders 231 for 5 (Munro 120, Hales 47, Holder 2-40) beat St Kitts and Nevis Patriots 219 for 7 (Holder 44, Fletcher 41, Tariq 4-33) by 12 runs
Colin Munro enjoyed a triumphant return to the Trinbago Knight Riders, scoring a record-breaking century in his first game back with the CPL team he had represented for seven years until 2022. He smashed 120 off 57 balls - no TKR batter has made more - to set up a total of 231, which paved the way to a 12-run victory over St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Munro, who has retired from international cricket but continues to be a force in T20 leagues the world over, made his first T20 century in four years, and celebrated it by tossing his bat and punching the air with both fists. He was last seen in the CPL two years ago, playing for the St Lucia Kings, and practically matched the work he did in six games for them (172 runs) with just one innings here.
Full postJack Haynes century keeps Notts' qualification chances in reach
Third-wicket stand of 141 with Haseeb Hameed overhauls Glamorgan with ease
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Nottinghamshire 282 for 3 (Haynes 124, Hameed 58*) beat Glamorgan 278 for 9 (Byrom 62, Root 56) by seven wickets
Jack Haynes starred with a century as Notts Outlaws kept their qualification chances at arm's length with a comfortable run chase against winless defending champions Glamorgan.
The 24-year-old Haynes struck a well-timed 124 with some late acceleration to chase the sub-par 278 for 9 set by the hosts.
Full postJaydn Denly, Ben Dawkins guide Kent to victory
Josh Bohannon's century goes in vain for Lancashire
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Kent 315 for 8 (Denly 91, Dawkins 85) beat Lancashire 293 (Bohannon 133, Harris 54, Parkinson 3-57) by 22 runs
Kent Spitfires beat Lancashire by 22 runs in a Metro Bank Cup thriller at Beckenham, despite a magnificent century from Josh Bohannon.
Jaydn Denly and Ben Dawkins both hit their highest List A scores, making 91 and 85 respectively as Kent posted 315 for 8.
Full postBaker, Tongue and Buttler seal victory for Originals
Jos Buttler's unbeaten 64 sets up hosts before three wickets apiece for Sonny Baker, Josh Tongue take Superchargers down
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17-Aug-2025
Manchester Originals 171 for 3 (Buttler 64*, Potts 2-39) beat Northern Superchargers 114 (Miller 38, Baker 3-21, Tongue 3-21) by 57 runs
Originals are right back in the shake-up of the Hundred men's competition after an ultimately emphatic victory against in-form Northern Superchargers.
Jos Buttler's rich vein of form continued, registering his seventh fifty in the history of tournament to go top of this year's run-scorers chart.
Full postTom Lammonby century not enough to save Somerset
Warwickshire win with three balls to spare after Jake Lintott's quickfire 50 and contributions from Kai Smith, Rob Yates, Zen Malik and Hamza Shaikh
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Warwickshire 310 for 7 (Lintott 50, Yates 47) beat Somerset 309 for 8 (Lammonby 100, Rew 81) by three wickets
Tom Lammonby's maiden List A century was not enough to save Somerset from a three-wicket Metro Bank One-Day Cup defeat by Warwickshire at the Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton.
The hosts posted 309 for 8 after losing the toss, opener Lammonby scoring 100 from 111 balls, with nine fours and two sixes. James Rew contributed 81, while younger brother Thomas made a rapid 41.
Full postGloucestershire keep 100 percent record intact with victory over Worcestershire
Century stand between Ollie Price and Ben Charlesworth proves decisive before Jack Taylor secures win with unbeaten 50
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Gloucestershire 240 for 4 (Price 66, Taylor 50*, Charlesworth 50) beat Worcestershire 237 for 8 (Kashif 36, Cullen 35, Ahmed 2-21) by six wickets
Gloucestershire maintained their 100 percent record in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup with a powerful six-wicket derby victory over Worcestershire at Visit Worcestershire New Road.
Jack Taylor's side ended their opponents' unbeaten record after restricting them to 237 for 8 with an excellent display with the ball. Josh Shaw set the tone with an opening spell of 6-3-6-0 on his way to 10-3-27-1 as six Rapids batters reached 25 but none made it to 40.
Full postMatt Critchley's maiden List A century dulls Leicestershire's knockout hopes
Opener's century came alongside a fine all-round performance from Luc Benkenstein
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Essex 321 for 8 (Critchley 103, Benkenstein 75, Westley 53, Holland 3-34) beat Leicestershire 261 (Masood 103, Benkenstein 3-53) by 60 runs
After losing their opening three Metro Bank One-Day Cup matches, Essex backed up Friday's emphatic victory over Surrey by defeating Leicestershire Foxes by 60 runs, dealing a blow to the latter's chances of qualifying for the knock-out stages of a competition they won two years ago.
A maiden List A century from opener Matt Critchley, supported by a 52-ball 75 by Luc Benkenstein, skipper Tom Westley's 53 from 58 and Simon Harmer's vigorous unbeaten 41 off 24 enabled Essex to rack up 321 for 8.
Full postCharlie Tear's maiden century steers Sussex to second win in three days
His 159 off 146 balls is the highest List A individual score for Sussex against Northamptonshire
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Sussex 297 for 3 (Tear 159, Haines 76) beat Northamptonshire 295 for 8 (Sales 98, van der Merwe 59) by seven wickets
Scottish international Charlie Tear blazed a record-breaking maiden List A hundred as Sussex Sharks raced to their second Metro Bank One Day Cup victory in three days, chasing down Northamptonshire Steelbacks' 295 for 8 in style with seven wickets and 19 balls to spare.
Tear served up a barrage of boundaries all around Wantage Road, smashing 23 fours and two sixes in his spectacular 159 off just 146 balls - the highest ever individual score for Sussex against Northamptonshire in List A cricket. He shared a devastating opening stand of 216 off 202 balls with Tom Haines (76 off 81 balls) - Sussex's highest List A partnership for any wicket against Northamptonshire.
Full postKira Chathli, Grace Harris take game away from Phoenix
Hosts flounder in pursuit of 164 to finish 88 short - the largest margin of victory in the history of The Hundred
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17-Aug-2025
London Spirit 164 for 6 (Chathli 69, Harris 34, Arlott 3-25) beat Birmingham Phoenix 76 (Lamb 23, Gray 2-13, Dean 2-16) by 88 runs
A cracking partnership of 47 from just 21 balls between Spirit's breakout opener Kira Chathli and the megastar Grace Harris took the game away from Phoenix, who floundered badly in pursuit of 164, losing three wickets inside the first 33 balls to eventually finish 88 short - the largest margin of victory in the history of The Hundred.
The result propels Spirit to joint-top of the table with a slightly superior run rate to Southern Brave, and leaves the Phoenix down and virtually out, on just four points from five matches.
Full postDuke, Milnes, Coad team up to demolish Middlesex
Three of Duke's six dismissals came off Matt Milnes, who took 4 for 29 after Ben Coad wrecked the hosts' top order at Radlett
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Yorkshire 130 for 3 (Imam-ul-Haq 53*, Brookes 3-17) beat Middlesex 129 (Cornwell 28*, Robson 28, Milnes 4-29, Coad 3-26) by seven wickets
Yorkshire wicketkeeper Harry Duke took six catches to set a List A record for the county as they thrashed Middlesex to cement their status as Metro Bank One Day Cup Group B front-runners.
Three of Duke's dismissals came off the bowling of Matt Milnes, who took 4 for 29 after Ben Coad, bowling unchanged to finish with 3 for 26, had wrecked Middlesex's top order at Radlett.
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