ODI Cup round-up: Middlesex and Worcestershire start 100% winners

Worcestershire Seen while moving towards victory hampshire, Chasing 308 runs with 21 balls left and 48 runs needed with a wicket in hand.

Some big hitting from Andrew Neil took Hampshire to the brink of a surprise victory but, needing five more off the last three balls, he smashed 48 off 22 balls to leave off spinner Fateh Singh.

The drama at the end of New Road contrasted with the events of the previous day in Radlett, where Middlesex Made short work of it of Glamorgan batting line up

Navya Sharma (4-29), Toby Rowland-Jones (3-35) and Noah Cornwell (3-1) were the only three bowlers used as Glamorgan, who lost their last nine wickets for 22 runs in 44-1.

Josh de Kears hit 10 fours in his unbeaten 45 as the hosts completed the win within three hours of the match.

At Hove, early rain meant a slightly shortened match of 48 overs per side.

Opener Will Luxton scored 117 innings of Yorkshire 325-7 with Code’s four wickets remaining with the new ball Sussex 21-5 as they chase down a revised target of 325.

Coed finished with 5-12 from seven overs as Sussex lost by 140 to 184 on the Duckworth-Lewis (DLS) method.

Essex the beat Derbyshire In the other Group B match at Chelmsford by nine runs, both captains lead their respective teams’ batting cause.

Westley, making his 500th career appearance in all formats, scored 102 runs from 97 balls in the hosts’ 257-7.

Harry Kamm (97) shared an opening stand of 113 with Martin Anderson but the match looked poised with Derbyshire needing another 100 with five wickets in hand.

Charlie Bennett (3-32) broke a partnership worth 45 between Ross Whiteley and Nick Potts for the seventh wicket, which proved crucial.