The Blaze Clinch One-Day Cup Knockout Spot With Edgbaston Rout
The Blaze have become the first team to lock up a knockout place in the Women's One-Day Cup, hammering Warwickshire by 70 runs at Edgbaston in a dominant all-round display.
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The Blaze have become the first team to lock up a knockout place in the Women's One-Day Cup, hammering Warwickshire by 70 runs at Edgbaston in a dominant all-round display.
Centuries from Kathryn Bryce and Georgia Elwiss powered The Blaze to a record 356-4 at Trent Bridge, hammering Durham by 59 runs on DLS to remain firmly in control at the One-Day Cup summit.

Alfonso Thomas has made a pointed appeal to England selectors, urging them not to name Rehan Ahmed as a non-playing squad member when Leicestershire could have him starring in a One-Day Cup final.
Leicestershire are heading to a second One-Day Cup final in four years after a commanding 23-run victory over Notts Outlaws at Grace Road, with teenage centurion Hamza Shaikh stealing the show.
Luke Hollman delivered a stunning all-round display as Middlesex edged past Durham in a tense One-Day Cup semi-final, booking their place in a first List A final since 1990.
Remarkable fightbacks and dominant batting displays saw Nottinghamshire and Durham both secure away victories to advance to Sunday's One-Day Cup semi-finals.

Rocky Flintoff's debut One-Day Cup campaign turned heads across English cricket. Jamie Hall looks at whether the 18-year-old is ready to step up — and what the pressure of his surname really means.

A thrilling conclusion to the One-Day Cup group stage saw Lancashire post a record 443-6, while Yorkshire, Durham and Nottinghamshire also booked their quarter-final berths on a dramatic day of white-ball cricket.
The 18-year-old son of Andrew Flintoff lit up Taunton with a breathtaking 123 from 76 balls, helping Lancashire to a record List A total and a quarter-final spot.
Alex Davies confessed he owed his teammates, club and supporters a score after his unbeaten 51 helped Warwickshire chase down 312 to beat Lancashire and keep their One-Day Cup quarter-final hopes alive.

A dramatic round of One-Day Cup fixtures has left Group A wide open heading into the final round, with Leicestershire's lead evaporating after a Bell-Drummond masterclass handed Kent a six-wicket victory.
Tom Lammonby's brilliant career-best 114 powered Somerset to a 188-run demolition of Surrey at Taunton, keeping their One-Day Cup knockout stage ambitions firmly on track.