A superb all-round performance from captain Georgia Adams was the foundation of the win that secured Hampshire a place in the knockout stages of the One-Day Cup. Adams took 2-26 with the ball as Durham were restricted to 200-9 before she hit an unbeaten 106 to lead her side home by nine wickets with more
Glamorgan brought in Dan Douthwaite for his first red-ball game in two years in place of the injured Andy Gorvin, while Pakistan paceman Mir Hamza, briefly with Glamorgan in 2024, replaced Kiwi Ray Toole as the overseas bowler. Hampshire fielded seamer James Fuller in place of Felix Organ given the damp conditions, while Scott Currie
Somersaultwho has won two of the last three T20 titles, looked down and out when they needed 80 runs off 27 balls to beat yorkshire. The target of 162 set by the Tykes was the lowest in T20 matches at Headingley this season by 31 runs. Only Adam Lyth (64), with a third half-century of