Sunday 14 May 2017 20:32, UK
Colin Ingram's sensational form for Glamorgan in the Royal London One-Day Cup continues as he hit a third hundred for the tournament in the15-run win over Kent.
Ingram (114) followed up his ton in Glamorgan's latest win over Hampshire with a 98-ball effort as the hosts amassed 356-7.
Darren Stevens (147) then cracked an incredible 48-ball century for Kent in reply, but couldn't quite get his team over the line as they slipped to a slender defeat when bowled out for 341 in the 48th over.
Kumar Sangakkara hit a hundred as Surrey beat Hampshire by 66 runs in their clash at The Oval.
Sangakkara's unbeaten 124 - off 121 balls - overshadowed George Bailey's own fine hundred for Hampshire, the Australian hitting 145 not out in his team's total of 271-8.
Rain intervened at the 38-over mark of Surrey's chase, with the team 238-2 and well ahead of the Duckworth-Lewis par score.
Elsewhere in the South Group, Essex beat Somerset by 72 runs in a top-of-the-table tussle in Taunton.
Tom Westley tonked a 98-ball hundred for Essex, while Ravi Bopara also impressed with 92 not out off 81 deliveries.
Chasing 335 to win, openers Johann Myburgh (57 off 28 balls) and Jim Allenby (77) got Somerset off to a great start but the team eventually fell away to be bowled out for 262 in the 44th over.
Worcestershire, meanwhile, went top of North Group with their 15-run win over Durham at New Road.
Chasing 271 to win, Graham Clark (114) hit a superb century for Durham - sharing in a century opening stand with Keaton Jennings (47) - but the visitors drastically fell away, with no-one else scoring greater than 17 as they finished on 255-9.
Earlier, Brett D'Oliveira top-scored for Worcestershire with his 68-ball 73.
Nottinghamshire ended Lancashire's three-match winning streak in the competition with their seven-wicket triumph over the Red Rose county at Trent Bridge.
Lancashire, batting first, scored 260-6 in their 50 overs with Haseeb Hameed hitting an unbeaten 75.
But Notts made light work of the target as Samit Patel (103no) scored a century and Steven Mullaney 77 not out to take then to victory with four overs to spare.
Joe Root top-scored for the visitors with his 83 off 98 balls as Yorkshire tallied 281-8, but it wasn't to be enough.
A Chris Liddle five-for helped Gloucestershire get the better of Sussex, beating their hosts by six wickets in Eastbourne.
Liddle took 5-52 as Sussex were skittled for 240 - despite Luke Wright's 84 - and Gloucestershire reached their target with eight balls to spare, Jack Taylor blasting an unbeaten 64 off only 36 balls.
Leicestershire kept their slim hopes of qualification for the final stages alive with a comfortable five-wicket win over Derbyshire at Grace Road.
Alex Hughes top-scored for Derbyshire with 96 not out but ran out of partners as they were bowled out for 219, with Leicestershire knocking off the runs with more than 10 overs to spare.
