Royal London One-day Cup Results and Reactions - April 30th 2019

Round up of the Royal London One-day cup.

Graham Onions denied his home county Durham as he produced an unlikely match-winning performance with the bat to snatch a last-over victory for Lancashire in the Royal London One-Day Cup at Gosforth.

Onions built a much-heralded career in the north east on the back of his exploits with the ball but showed a canny knack with the bat on his return as he blasted a pair of sixes in the 48th over to swing the game the way of his adopted county.

Lancashire sealed a three-wicket win with four balls to spare, with Onions unbeaten on 16 from six balls, to claim a fourth successive victory and draw level with second-placed Durham in the North Group.

Alex Lees had earlier played a lone hand as he struck 115 in Durham’s 229 all out before Steven Croft fell a run short of his second century of the competition.

And while the visitors wobbled Onions, who was born a few miles down the road in Gateshead, stood up when it counted to secure the win.

Sussex claimed a thrilling last-gasp victory over Essex after last pair Danny Briggs and Mir Hamza got them home with a ball to spare.

Essex had looked comfortably on course for victory when half-centuries from Tom Westley and Dan Lawrence helped them to 283 for seven before Matt Coles’ three wickets reduced the Sharks to 94 for six.

Will Beer and Laurie Evans took over from there, the former hitting a career-best 75, in a match-changing 121-run stand for the seventh wicket.

Champions Hampshire moved to the brink of booking a play-off place as Liam Dawson’s century set them on course for a 53-run win over Surrey at the Kia Oval.

Aiden Markram contributed 88 in a total of 307 before Dawson then claimed two for 39 as Surrey’s hopes of progress were ended.

Chris Cooke’s career-best List A score of 161 kept Glamorgan’s slim hopes of progression alive following a 74-run victory over Gloucestershire at Bristol.

The 32-year-old South African shared a fourth-wicket stand of 234 with Billy Root, who contributed 98 to a Glamorgan total of 331 for seven.

Marchant de Lange then ripped through the home top-order as Gloucestershire slumped to 26 for four and were unable to threaten the target.

Wayne Madsen’s unbeaten 119 steered Derbyshire Falcons to a five-wicket win over Warwickshire.

The Bears posted 288 for seven on the back of half-centuries from Alex Thomson and Alex Mellor before Madsen coolly stroked 119 from 104 balls to leave the Falcons just outside the play-off places.

Results and Reactions

Durham v Lancashire at Roseworth Terrace, Gosforth.

Durham 229 all out

Lancashire230 - 7

Result - Lancashire win by 3 wickets

Match Report

Great team effort to get the win today, everyone played their part but how good has @Stevenjcroft been!? Always feels that little bit better when it’s off the last over!! Rest up tomorrow, big game Thursday! ??

— Saqib Mahmood (@SaqMahmood25) April 30, 2019

Durham - Graham Clark, Scott Steel, Alex Lees, Cameron Bancroft(c)(wk), Michael Richardson, Jack Burnham, Liam Trevaskis, Ben Raine, Matthew Potts, James Weighell, Matthew Salisbury

Lancashire - Keaton Jennings, Haseeb Hameed, Steven Croft, Glenn Maxwell, Dane Vilas(c)(wk), Rob Jones, Josh Bohannon, Graham Onions, Saqib Mahmood, James Anderson, Stephen Parry

Derbyshire v Warwickshire at The Pattonair County Ground, Derby.

Derbyshire 289 - 5

Warwickshire 288 - 7

Result - Derbyshire win by 5 wickets

?? MADSEN: "It gets us up to seven points and it's in our hands if we win the last couple of games.

"I've had a few starts and not been able to kick on, so to see the team home today is pretty special."#WeAreDerbyshire#DERvWAR

— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) April 30, 2019

Derbyshire - Luis Reece, Billy Godleman(c), Wayne Madsen, Tom Lace, Alex Hughes, Harvey Hosein(wk), Matthew Critchley, Anuj Dal, Logan van Beek, Mark Watt, Ravi Rampaul

Warwickshire - Ed Pollock, Dominic Sibley, Sam Hain, Will Rhodes, Liam Banks, Alex Thomson, Alex Mellor(wk), George Panayi, Henry Brookes, Jeetan Patel(c), Oliver Hannon-Dalby

Surrey v Hampshire at Kia Oval, London.

Surrey 254 all out

Hampshire 307 all out

Result - Hampshire win by 53 runs

Match Report

? Back on track... ??

How good was this man today! ?? pic.twitter.com/MkNPwlXx4k

— Hampshire Cricket (@hantscricket) April 30, 2019

Surrey - Mark Stoneman, Will Jacks, Dean Elgar, Rory Burns(c), Ben Foakes(wk), Jamie Smith, Jordan Clark, Ryan Patel, Stuart Meaker, Freddie van den Bergh, Conor McKerr

Hampshire - Tom Alsop(wk), Aiden Markram, James Vince(c),, Sam Northeast, Rilee Rossouw, Liam Dawson, Aneurin Donald, James Fuller, Gareth Berg, Kyle Abbott, Brad Wheal

Gloucestershire v Glamorgan at The Bristol County Ground, Bristol.

Gloucestershire 257 all out

Glamorgan 331 - 7

Result - Glamorgan win by 74 runs

Match Report

REACTION// @Cooky_24 looks at his career best 161 and how the side is improving over the course of the @OneDayCup campaign #GoGlam ??https://t.co/VN8AL9IKio

— Glamorgan Cricket ?? (@GlamCricket) April 30, 2019

Gloucestershire - Chris Dent(c), Gareth Roderick(wk), Miles Hammond, Benny Howell, James Bracey, Jack Taylor, Ryan Higgins, Graeme van Buuren, Tom Smith, Chris Liddle, David Payne

Glamorgan - Jeremy Lawlor, David Lloyd, Chris Cooke(c)(wk), Marnus Labuschagne, Billy Root, Charlie Hemphrey, Dan Douthwaite, Graham Wagg, Marchant de Lange, Lukas Carey, Timm van der Gugten

Essex v Sussex at The Cloudfm County Ground, Chelmsford.

Essex 283 - 7

Sussex 287 - 9

Result - Sussex win by 1 wicket

Match Report

?? If Carlsberg did away days...

?? Saturday at @HomeOfCricket
?? Today at Chelmsford

Two brilliant wins on the road, ahead of Thursday’s trip to @TheAgeasBowl! pic.twitter.com/HLATT2WnVy

— Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) April 30, 2019

Essex - Varun Chopra, Alastair Cook, Tom Westley, Dan Lawrence, Ravi Bopara, Ryan ten Doeschate(c), Robbie White(wk), Paul Walter, Matt Coles, Peter Siddle, Jamie Porter

Sussex - Philip Salt, Luke Wright, Harry Finch, Laurie Evans, Ben Brown(c)(wk), David Wiese, Will Beer, George Garton, Danny Briggs, Abidine Sakande, Mir Hamza

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