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Metro Bank One-Day Cup: Essex claim 107‑run win while Middlesex fall to Worcestershire

Essex County Cricket Club defeated Worcestershire Rapids by 107 runs in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup at Chelmsford. Essex won the toss, elected to bat and posted 376‑5, powered by Tom Westley's 129 runs off 104 balls and Matt Critchley's unbeaten 102 off 75 balls. Worcestershire could not recover, finishing 107 runs short.

In a separate group match at Lord's, Middlesex County Cricket Club beat Yorkshire by 35 runs, defending a target of 247. Ben Cliff of Middlesex took four wickets for 39 runs, becoming the competition's leading wicket‑taker with 15 dismissals.

Later at New Road, Worcestershire Rapids edged out Middlesex by four wickets, chasing 293 to finish on 294‑6. The chase was anchored by Jake Libby's unbeaten 109 and Henry Cullen's 73, while Middlesex's Josh De Caires recorded his maiden List A century with 130 runs off 147 balls.

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Essex County Cricket Club · Matt Critchley · Middlesex County Cricket Club · Tom Westley · Worcestershire Rapids

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