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Potts runs riot to get the better of Yorkshire

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June 16, 2025

ENGLAND seamer Matthew Potts excelled with a superb T20 career best five for 17 as dominant Durham ran through Yorkshire en-route to a six-wicket Vitality Blast victory at York Cricket Club.

- By Graham Hardcastle

Potts, who made his IT20 debut for England against the West Indies earlier this month, was destroyer in chief on a helpful Clifton Park pitch as the White Rose, inserted, were bowled out for 128 in 19 overs. James Wharton top-scored with 26.

But Durham's batters were far more commanding and dotted the i's and crossed the t's on a fourth North Group win in six games in 18 overs of their chase, with captain Alex Lees hitting the contest’s only six in a season's best 62 off 46 balls.

While Durham are second in the table, Yorkshire have now reached the halfway stage in their campaign having won two and lost five and are second-bottom.

Durham made an ideal start as Zak Foulkes trapped Dawid Malan lbw for a golden duck at the end of the first over and Callum Parkinson’s left-arm spin forced Jonny Bairstow to miscue to mid-off for four at the end of the second.

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