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Nat Sciver-Brunt fifty shapes Rockets' first win
Kirstie Gordon's miserly four wickets help break Spirit's winning streak
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14-Aug-2025
Trent Rockets 149 for 6 (Sciver-Brunt 51*, Smith 42, Gray 4-19) beat London Spirit 116 (Knott 33, Gordon 4-15) by 33 runs
After defeats in their first two games, Trent Rockets got their campaign up and running with an impressive all-round display at Lord's, shaped around Nat Sciver-Brunt's ninth career half-century in The Hundred and her second in this year's tournament.
Spirit came into the match with three wins from three, but they were immediately on the back foot as Rockets' openers Bryony Smith and Nat Wraith blazed away, adding 62 in just 36 balls - combining for nine fours and two sixes - before both fell in quick succession to the canny medium pace of Eva Gray.
Full postArchie Vaughan ends Yorkshire's winning start with career-best 95
Seamer Jake Ball chimes in with 4 for 34 as Somerset win by six wickets
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14-Aug-2025
Somerset 252 for 4 (Vaughan 95, J Rew 53*) beat Yorkshire 247 (Revis 85, Ball 4-34) by six wickets
Four-wicket seamer Jake Ball and opener Archie Vaughan with a career best 95 starred as Somerset ended Yorkshire's 100 percent winning start to this season's Metro Bank One-Day Cup by bowling the Group B leaders out for 247 at York and then chasing confidently.
Somerset joined their hosts on 12 points at the top of the table at the halfway stage in the group campaign courtesy of this six-wicket win with five balls remaining. Both counties having won three and lost one.
Full postChris Green's night out in Cardiff inspires Fire to first win
Allrounder's 19, three wickets and two catches proved too much for Originals, who are now bottom
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13-Aug-2025
Welsh Fire 137 for 8 (Smith 26, Kohler-Cadmore 26, Tongue 3-25) beat Manchester Originals 112 (Buttler 57, Meredith 4-9) by 25 runs
Aussie pace bowler Riley Meredith cranked it up in front of a raucous Cardiff crowd, taking 4 for 9 as Welsh Fire defeated Manchester Originals by 25 runs.
There were also three-fors for both Chris Green (3 for 19) and David Payne (3 for 14) as a brilliant fielding and bowling performance earned Fire a much deserved win.
Full postSam Robson overhauls Durham with 169 not out
Opener's career best helps Middlesex reel in 388 target - the highest successful List A run chase in England as Alex Lees, David Bedingham tons go in vain
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13-Aug-2025
Middlesex 390 for 5 (Robson 169*, De Caires 63*, Davies 61) beat Durham 387 for 4 (Lees 138*, Bedingham 107) by five wickets
Opener Sam Robson's stunning career best 169 not out off 139 balls helped Middlesex chase 388 - the highest ever successful List A run chase in England - to beat Durham by five wickets in a thrilling Metro Bank One Day Cup clash at the Banks Homes Riverside.
Durham pair Alex Lees and David Bedingham hit contrasting centuries in their imposing 387 for 4. Having been inserted, it was the county's highest ever home total in this format.
Full postBen Foakes cracks 43* off 17 as Surrey snatch rain-reduced thriller
Will Smale's first Glamorgan hundred not enough as Surrey get over the line
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13-Aug-2025
Surrey 146 for 5 (Foakes 43*) beat Glamorgan 308 for 7 (Smale 105, Barnwell 3-55) by five wickets via DLS method
Will Smale scored the first hundred of his professional cricket career but as Glamorgan, the Metro Bank One-Day Cup's reigning champions, still lost to a Ben Foakes-inspired Surrey in a rain-shortened affair.
Smale, a 24-year-old from Newport playing his 15th List A match, finished on 105 not out from 106 balls and was chiefly responsible for Glamorgan reaching a 50-over total of 308 for 7 at The Kia Oval.
Full postGraham Clark's last-ball six clinches thriller for Northern Superchargers
Durham batter hits final ball over long-on with five required to end Southern Brave's perfect start
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13-Aug-2025
Northern Superchargers 141 for 7 (Clark 38*, Overton 3-29) beat Southern Brave 139 for 5 (Evans 53, Coles 49*, Duffy 3-26) by three wickets
A last-ball six from Graham Clark saw Northern Superchargers defeat Southern Brave on their home turf in a nail-biting finish.
Put into bat, the Brave were soon in all kinds of trouble. Kiwi Jacob Duffy, fresh off the plane from a Test series with Zimbabwe, decimating their power-packed top-order, reducing them to 26 for 3 off 24 balls by dismissing Leus du Plooy, James Vince and Jason Roy.
Full postOriginals bowlers extinguish Fire
Lauren Filer's 3 for 8 backed up by two wickets each for Kathryn Bryce, Mahika Gaur and Sophie Ecclestone
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13-Aug-2025
Manchester Originals 76 for 3 (K Bryce 45, Smale 20*) beat Welsh Fire 73 for 9 (Matthews 22, Filer 3-8) by seven wickets
An astonishing bowling performance from a high-class Manchester Originals attack saw them stroll to a facile seven-wicket win with 19 balls to spare to further their chances of progression as the Hundred women's competition hots up.
With her side having elected to bowl first, England starlet Mahika Gaur backed up her spell against London Spirit, bowling 20 of the first 25 balls to leave Welsh Fire in disarray at 12 for 2. She saw the back of England team-mates Sophia Dunkley and Tammy Beaumont in a spell where she made the ball talk and finished with 2 for 10.
Full postSol Budinger sends Nottinghamshire reminder with match-winning 102
Leicestershire opener hits 75-ball ton against former club before Trevaskis five-for clinches win
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13-Aug-2025
Leicestershire 333 for 8 (Budinger 102, Masood 50) beat Nottinghamshire 209 (Haynes 56, Trevaskis 5-52) by 124 runs
Leicestershire built on a superb century from opener Sol Budinger to thrash neighbours Nottinghamshire by 124 runs in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup at Kibworth.
Budinger, who started his career at Trent Bridge, made 102 from 80 balls as Leicestershire made 333 for 8 from their 50 overs. It was his second hundred in three visits to Kibworth, and this one included three sixes and 13 fours. He shared a third-wicket stand of 106 in 15 overs with Shan Masood (50), his assault on the Outlaws bowling ended only by a brilliant boundary catch by Joe Pockington.
Full postBen Allison's six-pack has Worcestershire fizzing
Hampshire heavily beaten after batting line-up misfires
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13-Aug-2025
Worcestershire 196 for 5 (D'Oliveira 52, Jack 2-34) beat Hampshire 194 (Gubbins 60, Allison 6-35)
Ben Allison's career best figures of 6 for 35 helped Worcestershire secure a comfortable five-wicket win over Hampshire in Group A of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.
Allison bowled with pace and control from the outset, as regular wickets stunted Hampshire's progress, with Nick Gubbins' half-century the highlight in Hampshire's total of 194 all out.
Full postAnother Tazeem Ali five-for spins Warwickshire to victory over Kent
Teenage legspinner takes second five-for in four days to clinch convincing victory
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13-Aug-2025
Warwickshire 283 for 9 (Barnard 60, Smith 58) beat Kent 204 (Denly 52, Finch 50, Ali 5-54) by 79 runs
Warwickshire completed back-to-back Metro Bank One-Day Cup wins with an emphatic 79-run victory over Kent at Rugby School.
The Bears posted 283 for 9 largely thanks to Ed Barnard (60) and Kai Smith (58). On a pitch offering some turn, they coped most capably with a spin attack led by Matt Parkinson who bowled beautifully for his 1 for 36 from 10 overs.
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