Womens One Day Cup

Surrey secured a last-gasp one-wicket victory over Somerset at The Oval, claiming the final semi-final berth in the Women's One-Day Cup with just three balls to spare.

The Blaze cruised to a six-wicket bonus-point victory over Somerset at Trent Bridge, keeping their extraordinary treble ambitions firmly on track ahead of a crunch clash with Hampshire.

The Blaze moved nine points clear of Hampshire at the summit of the Women's One-Day Cup, while Durham and Lancashire also picked up convincing victories on a busy day of action.

Katie Levick's magnificent 6-37 bowling performance inspired Durham to a commanding 120-run victory over Somerset, propelling them four places up the Women's One-Day Cup standings.

Tammy Beaumont fell one run short of a century but her unbeaten 99 guided The Blaze to a dominant six-wicket win over Somerset in the Women's One-Day Cup.

Scotland international Priyanaz Chatterji starred with an unbeaten 37 as Surrey pulled off a remarkable comeback to defeat Essex by three wickets at The Oval.

Australian Tahlia Wilson's superb 152 off 163 deliveries powered Durham to their maiden victory of the 2026 Women's One-Day Cup campaign, defeating Essex by 23 runs at the Riverside.

Reigning Women's One-Day Cup champions Lancashire opened their title defence with a commanding 149-run thrashing of Durham, led by Gaby Lewis's magnificent century.

Lancashire began their Women's One-Day Cup title defence with a dominant 149-run victory over Durham, led by Gaby Lewis's magnificent century.

The Red Rose made a statement of intent on the opening day of the 2026 Women's One-Day Cup, while Hampshire and Somerset secured thrilling victories.

Defending champions Lancashire marked their title defence in emphatic style, crushing Durham by 149 runs as Gaby Lewis starred with a magnificent century.