Live: Hampshire Hawks v Yorkshire Women, Metro Bank ODC

Yorkshire face Hampshire at the Utilita Bowl today in their 12th of 14 matches in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. They are aiming for a fourth win of the campaign, this against last year's finalists. Follow this page for updates throughout the day.

Hampshire win by seven wickets

Francesca Sweet reached her fifty just before victory was confirmed for Hampshire, who keep alive their hopes of direct qualification through to the final with a bonus point victory.

Jess Jonassen stood out for Yorkshire with 64 and 2-20.

That’s Yorkshire’s 10th defeat in 14 games. Essex at Chelmsford next up on Wednesday for the penultimate game of the summer.

Hampshire 145-3, 32 overs

The hosts need 22 more to win.

Francesca Sweet is 39 not out.

Garton strikes

Holly Garton has bowled Georgia Adams for 61.

Hampshire now 125-3 after 28 overs chasing 167.

Francesca Sweet has 27 and Rhianna Southby 1.

Hampshire 105-2, 25 overs

Hampshire need 62 more to win.

Georgia Adams has just reached her fifty and has 52.

Hampshire 86-2, 23rd over

Georgia Adams has 38 as she anchors the pursuit of 167.

Sarah Glenn currently searching for the third Hampshire wicket.

Jonassen strikes

Abi Norgrove has miscued a pull at Jess Jonassen to mid-off, where Hannah Rainey takes the catch.

Hampshire 64-2 in the 16th over chasing 167.

Alice Clarke takes the gloves

Lauren has had to leave the field on a stretcher, and we obviously wish her well.

Alice Clarke will take the gloves.

Hampshire 62-1 in the 15th over.

Twin spin

Yorkshire are trying to get themselves back into this game through spin duo Jess Jonassen and Holly Garton.

Hampshire 62-1 in the 15th over.

Lauren Winfield-Hill has just taken a nasty blow to what looked like the throat.

A full ball from Garton to Georgia Adams reared up at her from the foot-holes. She’s receiving treatment.

Back-to-back boundaries for Adams

Georgia Adams advances Hampshire’s cause with successive boundaries off Jess Woolston, one pulled and the other driven. She’s taken the score to 42-0 after nine and has 15.

Hold that thought!

Jess Jonassen has just removed Ella McCaughan caught at mid-0n by Hannah Rainey for 24.

Hampshire 42-1 at the start of the 10th, needing 125 more.

Jonassen into the attack

Jess Jonassen is into the attack for Yorkshire, with Hampshire 32-0 in the eighth over chasing 167.

Ella McCaughan has 22 of them.

Hampshire 20-0, 4 overs

Ella McCaughan has 12 and Georgia Adams 5 as the hosts chase 167.

Hampshire 7-0, one over

Hannah Rainey is sharing the new ball.

Ella McCaughan picked up a boundary off the opening over.

Hampshire chasing 167

Ella McCaughan and Georgia Adams opening the batting for Hampshire.

Jess Woolston has the new ball for the White Rose, who are going to need early wickets.

 

Yorkshire 166 all out, 43rd over

Sarah Glenn, on 19 and having hoisted a six off Bex Tyson, sweeps Georgia Adams to short fine-leg to end the White Rose innings.

Australians Jess Jonassen and Amanda-Jade Wellington stood out with 64 and 5-25 respectively.

Garton goes

Holly Garton chips Amanda-Jade Wellington to mid-wicket, and the Australian has a fifth wicket, this in her last over.

Hannah Rainey joins Sarah Glenn, 8, at the crease.

Wellington working wonders for Hampshire

Amanda-Jade Wellington has just taken her fourth wicket, that of Jess Woolston caught at mid-off diving forwards by Naomi Dattani.

Yorkshire now 150-8 after 37 overs.

Holly Garton and Sarah Glenn, 6, together now.

Super catch from Wellington

Second wicket in the 35th over for the Australian leg-spin bowling all-rounder Amanda-Jade Wellington, who has taken a one-handed return catch going low to her left off a Claudie Cooper leading edge.

Yorkshire 148-7 after 35 overs.

Jess Woolston in alongside Sarah Glenn, who has 3.

And it brings a wicket

Amanda-Jade Wellington’s leg-spin has bowled Erin Thomas for 25. Pitched on our outside leg and hit middle and off. Good ball.

Yorkshire 148-6 in the 35th over, with Claudie Cooper in now alongside Sarah Glenn, 3.

Hampshire tighten things up

Following the loss of those two quick wickets – Jonassen and Campbell – Hampshire have squeezed in the last few overs.

Yorkshire are 147-5 after 34 overs, with Erin Thomas 25 and Sarah Glenn 2.

Tidy stuff from the likes of Dattani, Adams and Tyson.

Yorkshire 141-5, 30th over

Ami Campbell has played on trying to drive a full ball from Naomi Dattani.

Sarah Glenn in now alongside Erin Thomas, 22.

Jonassen goes

Jess Jonassen has fallen for a well-made 64, caught at square-leg on the pull against the spin of Georgia Adams. Yorkshire 135-4, 30th over.

That ends a 58-run partnership with Erin Thomas, who remains on 22.

Ami Campbell in now.

Half-century stand

Jess Jonassen 59 and Erin Thomas 20 have shared 51 for the fourth wicket.

Yorkshire 128-3, 28th over.

Jonassen 50

Jess Jonassen has reached an excellent 57-ball fifty to help Yorkshire to 112-3 after 24 in the Southampton sunshine.

What a fine first season in Yorkshire colours the Australian is having.

Yorkshire 106-3, 24th over

Jess Jonassen 48 and Erin Thomas 12.

Early stages of a partnership which could do with being sizeable. If it is, Yorkshire will be in a very healthy position.

Kalis falls

Ah, frustration for Sterre Kalis, who looks to cut a short ball but plays on to her stumps, falling for 14.

Yorkshire 77-3 after 17 overs.

As I finish typing, Jess Jonassen has twice swept Bex Tyson for four, moving to 43 out of 85-3 after 18 overs.

Erin Thomas in with her.

Handy start for Yorkshire

Work still to do, and lots of it, but Yorkshire will be encouraged by this start/

The score is 70-2 after 15 overs, with Jess Jonassen 29 and Sterre Kalis 13.

Jonassen takes on Tyson

Jess Jonassen has lofted the left-arm spin of Bex Tyson down the ground for six and has 17 of 53-2 in the 12th over.

Winfield-Hill goes

Having said she looks in excellent order, Lauren has edged Naomi Dattani behind to fall for 24, feeling for one outside off-stump.

Sterre Kalis in now alongside Jess Jonassen, 6.

Yorkshire 31-1, 7th over

Lauren Winfield-Hill has hit five boundaries to date, all off Daisy Gibb, a mixture of drives, pulls and lofts.

One was drilled back past the bowler, another lofted over mid-off’s head.

She has 24 and looks in excellent order.

Yorkshire 17-1, fifth over

Lauren Winfield-Hill has hit three boundaries so far in 15 as she bids to recover things following the early loss of Alice Clarke.

Clarke goes

Following a Daisy Gibb maiden to Lauren Winfield-Hill, Alice Clarke has edged the first ball from Naomi Dattani behind.

Yorkshire 0-1 after seven balls.

Jess Jonassen in now.

Yorkshire win it and bat

Yorkshire: Lauren Winfield-Hill c/w, Alice Clarke, Jess Jonassen, Sterre Kalis, Erin Thomas, Ami Campbell, Sarah Glenn, Claudie Cooper, Jess Woolston, Holly Garton, Hannah Rainey.

Weather set fair

It’s a lovely morning on the South Coast, so we’re all set to go at 10.30am.

Good morning...

Yorkshire are at the Utilita Bowl today for a clash with title-chasing Hampshire.

Beaten finalists last year, they are already qualified for at least the semi-finals this year and could yet advance directly through to a home final.

The final is at this venue later this month.

Unfortunately, Yorkshire won’t be there. Defeat against Somerset at Headingley on Thursday mathematically ended their chances of progression, and the remainder of the summer is about progression and setting themselves up for 2027.

We have previewed this fixture with Hannah Rainey, who has taken three wickets in each of her last two matches.

That’s linked below, while the stream will be embedded at the top of the page before we get going at 10.30am.

Enjoy the day.

 

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