Match Details
Players per side
12(11batting, 11 fielding)
Toss
Gloucestershire , elected to bat first
Season
Match days
20 July 2021 (50-over match)
20/07Result
Warmup, Royal London One-Day Cup Warm-up Matches at Bristol, Jul 20 2021
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![Gloucestershire]( "Gloucestershire")
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![Wiltshire]( "Wiltshire")
229 (42.3/50 ov)
20/07Result
Warmup, Royal London One-Day Cup Warm-up Matches at Bristol, Jul 20 2021
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![Gloucestershire]( "Gloucestershire")
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![Wiltshire]( "Wiltshire")
229 (42.3/50 ov)
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
GLOUCESTERSHIRE 334/5 (50 OVERS)
- Graeme van Buuren61 (58)
- Ben Charlesworth130 (146)
- Ed Young2/60 (10)
- Arthur Godsal2/103 (10)
WILTSHIRE 229 (42.3 OVERS)
- Jack Mynott40 (42)
- William Wade67 (77)
- Graeme van Buuren5/36 (9.3)
- Jared Warner2/33 (7)
42.3
W
van Buuren to King, OUT,
JM King lbw b van Buuren 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
42.2
W
van Buuren to Godsal, OUT,
A Godsal b van Buuren 8 (23m 13b 0x4 0x6) SR: 61.53
42.1
1
van Buuren to Tahir Afridi, 1 run,
END OF OVER:42 | 7 Runs | WilSH: 228/8 (107 runs required from 48 balls, RR: 5.42, RRR: 13.37)
- Tahir Afridi13 (14b)
- Arthur Godsal8 (12b)
- Tom Smith8-0-26-1
- Graeme van Buuren9-0-35-3
41.6
1
Smith to Tahir Afridi, 1 run,
41.5
1
Smith to Godsal, 1 run,
41.4
1
Smith to Tahir Afridi, 1 run,
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