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Whiteley fires Falcons in crushing win over rivals Notts
Fifties from Ross Whiteley, Amrit Basra and Caleb Jewell see Derbyshire rack up 341 for 8
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10-Aug-2025
Derbyshire 341 for 8 (Whiteley 80, Basra 72, Jewell 60) beat Nottinghamshire 214 (Slater 58, Aitchison 4-34) by 127 runs
A destructive innings from Ross Whiteley inspired Derbyshire Falcons to a crushing 127 run victory over Notts Outlaws in the Metro Bank Group A One-Day Cup match at Derby.
Whiteley hit eight fours and four sixes in a 52-ball 80 to propel the Falcons to 341 for 8 at the Central Co-op County Ground, their highest List A score against the visitors.
Full postBig-hitting fifties from top order set up Worcestershire win
Isaac Mohammed, the 17-year-old nephew of Moeen Ali, scores maiden half-century
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10-Aug-2025
Worcestershire 340 for 9 (Kashif 80, Libby 70, Mohammed 63, Brookes 56) beat Essex 280 (Das 51) by 60 runs
Isaac Mohammed evoked the spirit of his uncle, the England allrounder Moeen Ali, with a maiden half-century to get Worcestershire's Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign off the ground with victory at Chelmsford.
The 17-year-old opener, who only made his first-team debut in the Vitality Blast less than two months ago, played enterprisingly in laying the foundations for Worcestershire's 60-run win against Essex with 28 balls to spare.
Full postSam Robson, Joe Cracknell crack Sussex with punishing stand
Middlesex coast to chase of 256 as visitors left light at Lord's
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10-Aug-2025
Middlesex 256 for 5 (Robson 89, Cracknell 79) beat Sussex 255 for 9 (Carson 73, Hudson-Prentice 58) by five wickets
Sam Robson and Joe Cracknell shared a blistering stand of 144 in 111 balls as Middlesex sped to victory over Sussex in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup at Lord's.
Robson, in his benefit year with the Seaxes struck a run a ball 89, with 14 fours and a six, while Cracknell also cleared the ropes and hit 12 boundaries in his 78 as the hosts chased down a target of 256 with 25 balls to spare, despite 3 for 48 for Henry Crocombe.
Full postDavies ton, Tazeem five-for power Warwickshire win
Bears recover from 32 for 4 thanks to Alex Davies' run-a-ball 123
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10-Aug-2025
Warwickshire 291 for 8 (Davies 123, Smith 50) beat Northamptonshire 229 (Bartlett 47, Broad 43, Tazeem 5-43) by 62 runs
Alex Davies' accomplished century and Tazeem Ali's skilful five-for powered Warwickshire to a 62-run Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory over Northamptonshire Steelbacks in the delightful sylvan setting of Rugby School.
The Bears totalled 291 for 8, having recovered from 32 for 4 thanks to Davies' measured 123 in as many balls. The former Lancashire batter's second List A century was well-supported by Kai Smith (50, 50) before important late-order contributions from Michael Booth (45 not out, 25) and Jake Lintott (37, 45).
Full postHarris 95 sets up Lancashire to win tense chase
George Balderson half-century, Arav Shetty three-for help overcome Somerset
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10-Aug-2025
Lancashire 254 for 8 (Harris 95, Balderson 65) beat Somerset 250 for 7 (Goldsworthy 63, Vaughan 59, Hill 57) by two wickets
Marcus Harris led the way with 95 as Lancashire recorded a nerve-jangling two-wicket Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory over Somerset at the Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton.
The home side posted 250 for seven after losing the toss, Lewis Goldsworthy top-scoring with 63, while Archie Vaughan contributed 59 and 19-year-old Devonian Fin Hill 57. Offspinner Arav Shetty marked his List A debut with 3 for 34 from ten overs.
Full postGay century hands Durham convincing win
Mitch Killeen bowls outstanding opening spell to take 3 for 15 from 10 overs and restrict Spitfires
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10-Aug-2025
Durham 239 for 3 (Gay 119*) beat Kent 238 for 8 (Leaning 68*, Compton 55, Killeen 3-15) by seven wickets
Emilio Gay hit a brilliant century as Durham coasted to a seven-wicket win over the Kent Spitfires in the Metro Bank One Day Cup at Beckenham.
Gay carried his bat to finish on 119, from 110 balls, including a six and 12 fours, alongside Colin Ackermann who was unbeaten on 38 at the end.
Full postBracewell, du Plooy humble Phoenix to maintain Brave's perfect start
Jofra Archer chimes in with 2 for 16 from his 20
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10-Aug-2025
Southern Brave 109 for 1 (du Plooy 48*, Vince 41) beat Birmingham Phoenix 106 for 7 (Clarke 36, Bracewell 3-10) by nine wickets
Southern Brave cruised to a nine-wicket victory and sealed their second win of the season in The Hundred, making it a double for both women's and men's teams over Birmingham Phoenix at Utilita Bowl on Sunday.
Brave won the toss and chose to bowl, which looked to be a good decision early on, with Phoenix struggling to get the ball away and score freely. Facing 90mph bowling from Jofra Archer, who was sporting a Brave bucket-hat when not charging in, Joe Clarke was the only Birmingham batter to offer some resistance with 36 from 27 balls.
Full postPerrin, 18, showcases sparkling talent in Superchargers thrashing
Opener hits unbeaten 72 off 40 balls to keep Rockets winless
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10-Aug-2025
Northern Superchargers 129 for 2 (Perrin 72*) beat Trent Rockets 128 for 8 (Gardner 61, Cross 3-31) by eight wickets
Eighteen-year-old Davina Perrin continued her impressive domestic form with a sparkling 42-ball 70 to overpower Trent Rockets in The Hundred.
It was Perrin's first half-century in The Hundred, and the second-highest score by a female English player uncapped at international level. More importantly for Perrin and Northern Superchargers, it took them to the top of the table with two wins from two.
Full postSophie Devine shines with bat and ball to lead Brave win
Danni Wyatt-Hodge fifty sets hosts up for success
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10-Aug-2025
Southern Brave 139 for 7 (Wyatt-Hodge 59) beat Birmingham Phoenix 124 (Kalis 44, Bell 3-17) by 15 runs
Southern Brave made it two from two in this year's competition, as Sophie Devine starred in a 15-run victory over Birmingham Phoenix in front of a record crowd at Utilita Bowl.
A crowd of 11,167 turned out in the Hampshire sunshine to see the home side prevail in a game which see-sawed throughout but was ultimately decided by the regular wickets Brave took throughout the Phoenix run chase.
Full postSeales' strikes, Rutherford's blitz, Chase's calm help West Indies pull level
Pakistan were hurt by dot balls while batting and in managing the fifth-bowling options while bowling
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10-Aug-2025
West Indies 184 for 5 (Chase 49*, Rutherford 45, Hope 32, Mohammad Nawaz 2-17, Hasan Ali 2-35) beat Pakistan 171 for 7 (Hasan Nawaz 36*, Talat 31, Seales 3-23) by five wickets (DLS method)
West Indies overcame Pakistan's spinners as well as the weather to power home by five wickets to level the ODI series 1-1. In a chase which ebbed and flowed, a blitz from Sherfane Rutherford and a controlled innings at the death by Roston Chase saw them home with ten balls to spare.
Their task was made significantly harder than it might have been when Jayden Seales' standout fast-bowling performance had restricted Pakistan to 171 for 7 in 37 overs. The target was slightly upwards (181 in 35 overs) of what was scored owing to multiple rain delays in the first innings.
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