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One-Day Cup cricket competition
Overview
In the One-Day Cup, the Leicestershire Foxes began their group stage campaign with two consecutive victories, including a high-scoring chase against Lancashire and a five-wicket win over Surrey.
As the competition progressed, several teams secured important wins. The Notts Outlaws defeated Northants Steelbacks, and Somerset achieved a large 188-run victory over Surrey. Leicestershire continued their momentum by defeating Warwickshire to extend their lead at the top of the table, while Lancashire earned a win against Gloucestershire to stay in contention for qualification.
In recent fixtures, Somerset reinforced their performance with a 188-run win over Surrey at Taunton, bolstered by Tom Lammonby's career-best List-A score of 114. Meanwhile, Kent maintained their tournament hopes by securing a six-wicket victory against the group leaders, Leicestershire Foxes. Despite a strong partnership between Hamza Shaikh and Ben Green that helped Leicestershire reach 261-7, Kent chased the target behind an unbeaten 133 from Daniel Bell-Drummond.
Entities
Leicestershire Foxes · Rishi Patel · Notts Outlaws · Northants Steelbacks · Lancashire
Timeline
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3 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesSomerset and Kent secure victories in Metro Bank One Day CupSomerset defeated Surrey by 188 runs behind Tom Lammonby's 114, while Kent beat Leicestershire Foxes by six wickets following Daniel Bell-Drummond's unbeaten 133 in the Metro Bank One Day Cup.
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4 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesOne-Day Cup: Notts Outlaws and Somerset secure key victoriesIn the One-Day Cup, Notts Outlaws defeated Northants Steelbacks, Somerset secured a large win over Surrey, and Leicestershire extended their lead at the top of the standings.
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17 days ago
[SPORTS] 2 sourcesLeicestershire Foxes clinch victories in One-Day Cup fixturesLeicestershire Foxes won two One‑Day Cup matches, beating Lancashire after a 383‑4 total and later defeating Surrey, powered by centuries from Jennings, Rishi Patel and a 104* from Hamza Shaikh.
Sources
kentcricket.co.uk · news.co.za · thecricketpaper.com
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