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Live: Gloucestershire v Yorkshire Women, MBODC
Yorkshire's Women are at the Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol today for their latest Metro Bank One-Day Cup clash with Gloucestershire. The race is on for the semi-finals. Follow this page for updates throughout the day.
Gloucestershire tightening things up
Yorkshire are 61-1 after 14 overs, scoring only 14 runs in the last seven overs.
Amelia Oliver has 28 and Rebecca Duckworth 4.
Yorkshire 49-1, 8.2 overs
Erin Thomas caught Chloe Skelton bowled Alice Bird, 22.
Leading edge to cover against seam, and Gloucestershire have the breakthrough.
Rebecca Duckworth in now.
Boundaries flowing
Yorkshire are 31-0 in the fifth over, with seven boundaries included.
Erin Thomas has five of them, Amelia Oliver the other two.
Thomas has 20, Oliver 9. The latter has just driven twice through the covers off Bea Willis.
Bright start
Erin Thomas has taken three boundaries off Bea Willis in the opening over.
Yorkshire 14-0.
Caitlin Belcher sharing the new ball for Gloucestershire.
All set to go...
Erin Thomas and Amelia Oliver are opening the batting for Yorkshire.
Bea Willis has the new ball for Gloucestershire.
Yorkshire win the toss and bat
Yorkshire: Erin Thomas, Amelia Oliver, Rebecca Duckworth, Maddie Ward c&w, Ami Campbell, Olivia Thomas, Ines Blackwell, Ria Fackrell, Jess Woolston, Claudie Cooper, Hannah Rainey.
Good morning...
From Bristol, where it’s another warm day. We have hazy sunshine at present ahead of Yorkshire’s seventh match of nine, against a Gloucestershire side who are also right in the thick of the race for the semi-finals. We get going at 10.30am.
Yorkshire head into today on the back of successive home defeats against the top two sides in the group table, Middlesex and Glamorgan. They remain fourth, holding what would be the last semi-final berth. But only just.
Worcestershire, Sussex and Gloucestershire are right on their heels.
Both counties have won three and lost three so far. Yorkshire (15 points) are two points better off courtesy of having won their three matches with a bonus point.
You can read our preview for this match, with thoughts from coach Rich Pyrah and all-rounder Ria Fackrell, via the embedded X post above.
Later today, we will also be publishing a feature on Yorkshire’s Academy and EPP progress ahead of Monday’s Under 18s County Cup final against Surrey at Kibworth. We will link to that when it’s up on site.
