Fish 'n' chips? No thanks, Hampshire will have a Currie instead
31.08.25, 21:21 Updated 01.09.25, 20:35
Hampshire completed their march to the final of the Metro Bank One Day Cup with an extraordinary win over Yorkshire at Scarborough.
Jimmy Adams' side looked down and out more than once at North Marine Road, but fought back to win their semi-final by 18 wins (DLS Method) following a series of rain showers as the hosts attempted to hunt down Hampshire's score of 304 for six.
That victory - astonishingly Yorkshire's 20th semi-final defeat in 23 matches since the early 1970s - was just reward for a performance which saw Hampshire show their strength of character, as well as their strength in depth.
At Radlett, it was Liam Dawson and Ali Orr who stood up to guide Hampshire into the final four.
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