Middlesex and the reigning champions Worcestershire have both secured victories to keep their perfect records intact in the current One-Day Cup. Eight fixtures took place on Sunday, featuring a tight finish at New Road where Worcestershire edged out Hampshire by four runs.
Middlesex delivered another clinical performance, dismantling Glamorgan for only 66 runs before chasing down the target in less than ten overs. Noah Cornwell stood out with career-best figures of 3-1. Meanwhile, Lancashire’s Keaton Jennings scored 135 runs, helping his team overcome a resilient Leicestershire side. Essex also celebrated a win as Tom Westley reached a century in his 500th career appearance to help defeat Derbyshire.
In other matches, Yorkshire dominated Sussex, with Ben Coad securing his first-ever five-wicket haul in white-ball cricket. Gloucestershire earned their maiden win of the competition against Kent, led by solid bowling from Will Williams and Luke Charlesworth. Somerset comfortably defeated Warwickshire, as captain Lewis Goldsworthy hit his third List A century, and Surrey claimed a straightforward victory over the Northamptonshire Steelbacks.
