Durham, Yorkshire, Sussex, Warwickshire win One-Day Cup matches
Will Rhodes scored a career-best 148 not out for Durham, while Oliver Hannon-Dalby took five wickets for Warwickshire.
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Durham continued their undefeated streak in the One-Day Cup with a three-wicket win against Glamorgan. Despite the early dismissal of talisman Ben Stokes, Will Rhodes scored a career-best 148 not out. Rhodes and Kasey Aldridge built a crucial 145-run partnership to guide Durham to 328-7 with three balls remaining.
Glamorgan had set a target of 326-6, with contributions from Eddie Byrom (76), Zain ul Hassan (65), Callum Nicholls (45), and Dan Douthwaite (45). Rhodes also contributed with the ball, taking two wickets for 31 runs.
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Yorkshire and Sussex secure victories
Yorkshire ended Worcestershire Rapids' unbeaten run with a six-wicket win. Will Luxton scored his second consecutive century, making a career-best 126 as Yorkshire chased down Worcestershire's 230. George Hill hit the winning runs for Yorkshire.
Sussex claimed their first One-Day Cup win of the season, defeating Essex by five wickets. After Essex posted 316-6, with Noah Thain scoring a maiden List A century (102) and Tom Westley adding 84, Sussex's top order responded. Charlie Tear (73), Jack Carson (53), and Jack Leaning (59 not out) ensured Sussex reached their target with four balls to spare.
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Warwickshire overcome Surrey
In Group A, Warwickshire beat Surrey by 45 runs. Warwickshire posted 341-4, with Ed Barnard scoring 140, Zen Malik making 58, and Vaansh Jani contributing 66. Surrey's chase faltered despite half-centuries from Dom Sibley and Josh Blake.
Warwickshire seamer Oliver Hannon-Dalby was instrumental in closing out the match, taking three wickets in six deliveries to finish with figures of 5-60. This victory marks a first win in four attempts for Warwickshire.
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