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Kent emerged victorious by three wickets in the 52nd game of the 2024 Royal London One Day Cup against Derbyshire at the County Ground, Derby.
Skipper Jack Leaning (81* off 117) and Matt Parkinson (3/23) were the top performers for Kent.
Batting first, Durham posted a first-inning score of 257 against Hampshire in the 53rd game of the campaign. Durham batter Colin Ackermann (96 off 98) fell short of his century by four runs in the first inning, while the likes of Dominic Kelly (3/48) and Eddie Jack (2/59) were good with the ball for Hampshire.
Bowling contributions from Paul Coughlin (3/41), Bas de Leede (2/19), and George Drissell (2/21) helped Durham bowl Hampshire for a mere 113 in just 16.1 overs. This handed Durham an emphatic 144-run win.
Somerset and Gloucestershire fought fiercely to eke out wins over Worcestershire and Nottinghamshire in the 54th and 55th matches of the competition.
Lewis Goldsworthy (95 off 108) top scored for Somerset in their successful 264 run chase, handing Worcestershire a five wicket loss, while Miles Hammond scored a scintillating 113-ball 157 to help Gloucestershire chase down a target of 333 with seven wickets to spare.
Surrey posted a competitive score of 306/4 against Essex in the first inning of the 56th game of the tournament at the County Ground, Chelmsford. Josh Blake scored a century with a strike rate of 100, while Ryan Patel (83 off 106) and OFM Sykes (87 off 56) made momentous contributions for Surrey.
A target of 307 runs proved to be a bit overwhelming. Essex could only manage to score 217 as Surrey bowling sensation Cameron Steel (4/50) wreaked havoc upon the Essex batting lineup. Surrey registered a healthy 89-run win in the fifth and final match of the day.
Royal London One Day Cup 2024 Most Runs List
Sol Budinger is atop the highest run-getter list with a tally of 368 runs in six matches. Budinger has managed to score one ton and three 50+ scores at this stage of the competition. Andrew Umeed is having a One Day Cup to remember as he occupies the second spot with 368 runs too in seven matches.
Ed Barnard (347), Dom Sibley (342), and Gareth Roderick (338) are having a fruitful campaign so far, and they see themselves in the third, fourth, and fifth places, respectively.
Ryan Patel (337), Miles Hammond (335), Haseeb Hameed (334), Ben Slate (334), and James Rew (321) are the other batters in the top-10 highest run getters chart, occupying the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th places, respectively.
Royal London One Day Cup 2024 Most Wickets List
After his stunning bowling display against Essex, Cameron Steel holds the first spot on the most wickets list. With 16 wickets in six innings, Steel could very well finish at the top of the list come end season.
Dan Douthwaite and Zak Chappell are second and third on the list, having scalped 10 wickets each this season. Conor McKerr, with 14 wickets next to his name, is fourth on the list, while Ed Barnard and Ajeet Dale are fifth and sixth with 13 wickets each.
Ben Coad, Jack Home, Fateh Singh, and Paul Coughlin have all snared 12 wickets after 56 games this season and are in the seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th places, respectively.
