14/08
Glamorgan and Somerset were the two sides to end up with home semi-finals as the One-Day Cup group games came to a mostly predictable climax - with one bizarre twist.
Warwickshire, the other side to have already qualified, were joined in the knockout stages by neighbours Worcestershire, holders Leicestershire and last year's beaten finalists Hampshire.
But, although Worcestershire's defeat by Lancashire did not cost them second place in Group A, they cannot now host Friday's quarter-final because their New Road ground is currently hosting England Lions v Sri Lanka.
Instead, they must now play it away - and that will be against Midlands neighbours Warwickshire at Edgbaston after the Bears lost their final group game and could only finish third in Group B.
The winners of Friday's derby will then go on to take on Glamorgan in Cardiff on Sunday.
Sunday's other semi will be between Group A winner Somerset and the winners of Friday's quarter-final between Leicestershire and Hampshire, a repeat of last year's final.
Derbyshire beat Durham in a meeting of two other clubs who started the day with hopes, but they missed out on qualification as Hampshire, who beat Middlesex, have a superior net run rate, while Gloucestershire missed out in the head-to-head winner-takes-all meeting with the Foxes. BBC Sport
06/03
Update: The fixture away to Warwickshire on 14th August will be played at Rugby School.
Bears play three at Rugby
23/11
Lincoln for a change...
Two matches at Trent Bridge, which has to be better than Grantham and less of over-egging the Welbeck pudding.
Date | Day | Opposition | Venue | Days off since last match |
(21 July | Sun | Lincolnshire | Lindum CC | 1) |
24 | Wed | Leicesters Foxes | Grace Road | 2 |
26 | Fri | SUSSEX SHARKS | WELBECK | 1 |
28 | Sun | YORKSHIRE V | WELBECK | 1 |
31 | Wed | Glamorgan | Neath CC | 1 |
4 Aug | Sun | Surrey | Guildford | 3 |
9 | Fri | GLOUCESTERS | TB | 4 |
11 | Sun | ESSEX | TB | 1 |
14 | Wed | Warwickshire | Rugby School | 2 |
Let’s hope the Neath police dont arresteth us?
ReplyDeleteLet’s hope the Head Coach and possibly DoC take the competition a little more seriously this season ?
ReplyDeleteIt’s still a prestigious trophy 🏆 to aim for as demonstrated by the Foxes last season
Unfortunately no the didn't
ReplyDeleteMoores is treating the supporters like mugs, has a total lack of respect for the opposition, the competition and for Notts CCC. Sack him
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