Surrey squeezed past Somerset by one wicket with only three balls to spare to claim the final spot in the One-Day Cup knockout stages. In a match between third and fourth at The Oval, the home side needed seven off the final over to chase down Somerset’s 295-7 off their 50 overs. As it was,
After The Blaze had elected to bowl first, Essex’s 19-year-old opener Bryony Gilgrass played some pleasing shots as she and Scrivens sought to profit in the powerplay, before McCarthy skidded one through to trap her in front. The seamer then picked up a second wicket quickly when Jodi Grewcock cut straight to backward point. Smale
Hampshire gave themselves a chance of going straight through to the Women’s One-Day Cup final with a seven-wicket victory over The Blaze. Maia Bouchier’s superb 118, her fourth century of the summer, helped Hampshire chase a target of 250 inside 40 overs. That gave them the extra bonus point to bring them level with The
The Blaze kept their treble hopes very much alive as they beat Somerset in the Women’s One-Day Cup at Trent Bridge. The Nottingham-based side now need just one win from their last two fixtures to guarantee a place in the final back on their home ground on 19 September. But their next test is against
Updated September 1, 2026 — 2:28pm,first published 1:09pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA SBS has secured the rights to broadcast the FIFA World Cup 2030 in a $30 million-plus bid to remain “the spiritual home of football” after this year’s
Katseye member Sophia Laforteza will not be joining the group for the U.K. and European dates of their upcoming “Wildworld” tour, which is scheduled to launch on Tuesday. In a statement posted to social media, Katseye‘s label said that Laforteza is committed to “focusing on her well-being” after announcing her temporary hiatus from the group
