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Tom Clark 139 paves way as Sussex seal one-wicket thriller
Lancashire rack up 338 for 7 in Hove sunshine but valiant defence falls at final hurdle
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15-Aug-2025
Sussex 342 for 9 (Clark 139, Haines 90, Barnard 4-56) beat Lancashire 338 for 7 (Jones 82, Singh 74, Bell 66, Crocombe 3-61) by one wicket
Sussex Sharks' hopes of progressing to the knockout stages of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup are alive after they squeezed past Lancashire by one wicket with three balls to spare in a thriller at Hove.
Chasing 339, Tom Clark's 139 and Tom Haines (90) appeared to have done the hard bit by adding 232 in 32 overs - a new second-wicket record in 50 overs cricket for the county - to leave 98 needed from 17 overs with eight wickets in hand.
Full postBancroft century boosts Gloucestershire's unbeaten streak
Overseas star carries his bat in 144-ball 143 to give his side four wins from four
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15-Aug-2025
Gloucestershire 289 for 5 (Bancroft 143*) beat Glamorgan 288 for 9 (Byrom 94, Northeast 52, van Buuren 3-33) by five wickets
Cameron Bancroft scored a superbly-judged unbeaten hundred to guide Gloucestershire to a convincing five-wicket victory over Glamorgan and extend their winning start to the Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign to four games at Bristol's Seat Unique Stadium.
Set 290 to win and retain top spot in Group A, Gloucestershire were indebted to their overseas star, who carried his bat in posting 143 from 144 balls, striking 17 fours and two sixes and sharing in stands of 72 and 84 with Ben Charlesworth and Graeme van Buuren for the third and fifth wickets respectively as the home side reached their target with 20 balls to spare.
Full postBrett D'Oliveira 138 leads Worcestershire home in tall chase
Caleb Jewell hundred helps Derbyshire post 315 but late collapse lets Rapids back in
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15-Aug-2025
Worcestershire 316 for 6 (D'Oliveira 138, Libby 69) beat Derby 315 (Jewell 113, Montgomery 92) by four wickets
Brett D'Oliveira's List A best 138 led Worcestershire Rapids to a four-wicket victory over Derbyshire Falcons in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup Group A match at Repton School.
Rapids skipper Jake Libby made 69 before 19-year-old Dan Lategan scored an unbeaten 42 off 39 balls on his first-team debut to take the Rapids to their target of 316 with 11 balls to spare.
Full postAli Orr century highlights comprehensive Hampshire win
Opening stand of 202 with Nick Gubbins sees Leicestershire brushed aside
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15-Aug-2025
Hampshire 253 for 3 (Orr 131, Gubbins 81) beat Leicestershire 252 (Budinger 65, Masood 57, Cox 55, Abbott 3-36) by seven wickets
Ali Orr's first List A century for three years made sure Hampshire got their Metro Bank One-Day revenge on Leicestershire Foxes with a seven-wicket mauling.
The Foxes beat Hampshire in the 2023 final, having also beaten them in the Group Stage that year, before knocking them out in the quarter-final last season.
Full postMiddlesex wrap up back-to-back victories on the road
No batter reaches fifty and Jake Lintott's five-for goes in vain as Luke Hollman's 4 for 27 keeps Warwickshire at bay
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15-Aug-2025
Middlesex 217 (Geddes 48, De Caires 43, Lintott 5-37) beat Warwickshire 189 (Shaikh 42, Hollman 4-27) by 28 runs
Middlesex's completed back-to-back Metro Bank One-Day Cup victories on the road as they beat Warwickshire by 28 runs at Rugby School.
The visitors chose to bat on a turning pitch and were bowled out for 217 as Jake Lintott equalled his career-best List A figures of 5 for 37. Captain Ben Geddes struck 48 off 57 balls but while four of Middlesex's top six passed 30, none reached 50.
Full postSales century, Chahal's three-for see Northamptonshire thrash Durham
James Sales' maiden List A century sets up Northamptonshire's first win of the campaign
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15-Aug-2025
Northamptonshire 321 for 8 (Sales 117, Robinson 63, Broad 59) beat Durham 171 (Raine 31*, Chahal 3-30) by 150 runs
A superb maiden List A century from James Sales - 117 off 110 balls - set Northamptonshire Steelbacks up for a first Metro Bank One-Day Cup win in four games this season, by 150 runs at the expense of Durham at the Banks Homes Riverside.
The young Steelbacks side kick-started their Group B campaign following a No Result and two defeats as they successfully defended a commanding 321 for 8 total. Durham, meanwhile, suffered their third defeat in five to threaten their chances of a top-three finish for knockout qualification.
Full postSpinners, Litchfield set up Superchargers' sprint to victory
Australian slams 25-ball half-century after Linsey Smith, Lucy Higham tie down Phoenix
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15-Aug-2025
Northern Superchargers 117 for 2 (Litchfield 59*) beat Birmingham Phoenix 116 for 6 (Arlott 32*, Smith 2-18, Higham 2-21) by eight wickets
Northern Superchargers soared to the top of the women's Hundred table with a commanding victory over Birmingham Phoenix at a sun-drenched Headingley.
A third win in four matches for Hollie Armitage's team was built around a miserly performance from their slow bowlers, Lucy Higham and Linsey Smith, who each picked up two wickets to stem the Phoenix's flow.
Full postEasy as 123: Curtis Campher blitz sets up crushing Essex win
Records tumble at Chelmsford as hosts pile up 417 for 6 in Surrey thrashing
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15-Aug-2025
Essex 417 for 6 (Campher 123*, Benkenstein 83, Harmer 68, Critchley 58) beat Surrey 173 (Steel 49, Bennett 5-36) by 244 runs
Essex's short-term signing Curtis Campher made an instant impression with a whirlwind century amid a multi-record victory over Surrey in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
The 26-year-old Ireland allrounder, who has won more than 100 caps, hit his third List A ton and his highest score in the format, smashing an unbeaten 123 from 68 balls less than 48 hours after flying in for a medical ahead of a three-game stint for an Essex squad down to the bare bones.
Full postSalamkheil four-for sets up Patriots win on CPL 2025 opening night
Patriots stuttered a little bit in their small chase against Falcons, but Alick Athanaze and Jason Holder finished the job with five overs to spare
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15-Aug-2025
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots 125 for 4 (Athanaze 37*, Cornwall 2-19) beat Antigua and Barbuda Falcons 121 (Gore 61, Salamkheil 4-22, Naseem 2-20, Farooqi 2-30) by six wickets
CPL 2025 got off to a low-scoring start in Basseterre, where St Kitts and Nevis Patriots rode on a stellar bowling performance led by Waqar Salamkheil to run out six-wicket victors over Antigua and Barbuda Falcons.
After Jason Holder opted to bowl, Kyle Mayers, Fazalhaq Farooqi and Naseem Shah left Falcons at 39 for 3 inside the fifth over. Salamkheil, the Afghanistan left-arm wristspinner, came on in the eighth over and was on target off his fourth ball, pitching just outside off stump and turning it back in to hit Fabian Allen's stumps. He went on to spin out Shakib Al Hasan, Imad Wasim and Odean Smith to end with 4 for 22 from his four overs.
Full postPromoted Jamie Smith hands Rockets season's first defeat
Spirit's pace attack of Jamie Overton, Dan Worrall, Luke Wood and Richard Gleeson hunted brilliantly as a pack
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14-Aug-2025
London Spirit 162 for 5 (Smith 52, Williamson 45) beat Trent Rockets 141 for 6 (Banton 46, Worrall 2-32, Gleeson 2-36) by 21 runs
London Spirit held off the charge of Trent Rockets under lights at Lord's to register their second win and throw The Hundred men's competition wide open.
The win takes them into a five-way tie at the top, while for Rockets, their hopes of peeling off a third consecutive run-chase to go outright top were dashed as Spirit held their nerve to clinch it by 21 runs.
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