Yorkshire will take on Worcestershire in their third game at North Marine Road Ground in Scarborough on Sunday, August 7.
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The Royal London Cup 2022 started with champions Glamorgan starting their title defence against Derbyshire on August 2 as well. The 18 teams taking part in the tournament were divided into two groups – Group A and Group B that too randomly. The participating teams in the Royal London Cup 2022 are — Durham, Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Nottinghamshire, Somerset, Surrey, Sussex, and Warwickshire in Group A while Derbyshire, Essex, Glamorgan, Hampshire, Kent, Lancashire, Northamptonshire, Worcestershire and Yorkshire are placed in Group B.
Meanwhile, Yorkshire will take on Worcestershire in their third game at North Marine Road Ground in Scarborough on Sunday, August 7. Yorkshire started their campaign with a win by 33 runs over Northamptonshire in a rain-curtailed match. On the other hand, Worcestershire have started the series with a defeat to Kent where they lost by 7 wickets as well. Kashif Ali scored 114 and helped Worcestershire put up 351 in 50 overs. Later, Oliver Robinson smashed an unbeaten 206 off 131 with 27 fours and 6 sixes and sealed the deal for Kent with more than 5 overs in hand.
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The ECB will host live streams of every match on the ECB website and ECB app, to ensure you can always follow your team. As a reminder, here’s where you can follow the Royal London Cup across ECB’s channels — official website, Twitter and Facebook.
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Yorkshire – Gary Balance, Dom Bess, Will Fraine, Jack Shutt, Jonathan Tattersall, Matthew Waite, George Hill, Dom Leech, Tom Loten, Josh Sullivan, Will Luxton, James Wharton, Harry Duke, Matthew Revis, Harry Sullivan
Worcestershire – Jake Libby, Josh Baker, Jacques Banton, Ed Barnard, Pat Brown, Taylor Cornall, Ben Cox, Josh Dell, Tom Fell, Adam Finish, Ben Gibbon, Jack Haynes, Joe Leach, Charlie Morris, Dillon Pennington, Ed Pollock, Gareth Roderick, Mitchell Stanley, Josh Tongue
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