| Royal London One-Day Cup, Emirates Stale Trafford |
| Lancashire 314-7 (50 overs): Davies 147, Jennings seventy three, Clark forty eight*; Rimmington Three-Sixty 4 |
| Durham 122 (31.1 overs): Bailey 2-sixteen, Parry 2-20, Mennie 2-24, Parkinson 2-29, Livingstone 2-30 |
| Lancashire beat Durham by 192 runs |
| Match scorecard |
Lancashire opener Alex Davies hit his first one-day century to support his facet hammer Durham by 192 runs.
After losing their One-Day Cup opener to holders Nottinghamshire on Thursday, the Purple Rose replied smartly, taking half in their most practical runs victory in this competition in 28 years.
Davies (147) and Keaton Jennings (seventy three) tell the platform for the hosts’ 314-7.
Tom Bailey, Stephen Parry, Joe Mennie, Matt Parkinson and Liam Livingstone all took two scalps as Durham made 122.
Davies’ knock used to be Lancashire’s very most practical-ever person salvage at Stale Trafford in a single-day cricket – and their simplest against a fellow top quality county, beating Neil Fairbrother’s 100 forty 5 against Hampshire at Stale Trafford in 1990.
It’s a ways bettered within the county’s one-day records simplest by Australian Andrew Crook’s 162 now not out against Minor Counties facet Buckinghamshire at Wormsley in 2005.
Durham moreover lost their opening game heavily, by 142 runs to Yorkshire on Friday.
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