Durham are looking to continue their 100% start to the Metro Bank One Day Cup when they take on Yorkshire at Clifton Park tomorrow, starting at 11am.
Ryan Campbell has named an unchanged squad of 14 to travel to York.
Durham are looking to pick up their fourth win after victories over Derbyshire Falcons, Sussex Sharks and Glamorgan to start the 50-over competition.
Campbell’s side sit third in Group B on 12 points – level with Yorkshire and Middlesex, with the White Rose having claimed three wins and one loss from their opening four games.
Yorkshire will be without Jonny Bairstow, Matthew Revis, Harry Brook, Adil Rashid and Joe Root to The Hundred.
Durham remain without Sam Conners (back), Archie Bailey (quad) and Daniel Hogg (wrist) as they continue to be monitored by the Durham Cricket Medical team.
Words from Kasey Aldridge
It was a great day against Glamorgan in the end. It’s always lovely to come out to the out grounds. The boys love playing in the out grounds. What a game in the end.
I hadn’t played at South Northumberland before so I took experience from the other guys and it tends to have a bit of bounce. I think it was pretty good when we played on it this year.
Let’s be critical of ourselves, I don’t think we came out the traps, I don’t think we did against Sussex either. We’re not backing away and we’re flying.
Will Rhodes (148 not out) was unbelievable from start to finish, kept up with the rate the whole time, he was the one working it all out and making sure we were steady away.
Squad v Yorkshire (31 July)
Colin Ackermann, Kasey Aldridge*,Graham Clark, George Drissell, Emilio Gay, Shafiqullah Ghafari, Alex Lees, James Minto, Haydon Mustard, Duanne Olivier, Will Rhodes, Luke Robinson, Ollie Robinson+, Ben Stokes.
Opposition Corner
Captain: Dom Bess
2025 Position: Semi-finals
2025 Most Runs: Imam-ul-Haq (688)
2025 Most Wickets: Matt Milnes (15)
Why they can win the competition: They bossed Group B last year and lost only two games all competition, including the semi-final against Hampshire at Scarborough. They’ve been excellent in the Vitality T20 Blast as well this term, really building up that limited overs rhythm.
Player to watch: Will Luxton is a young batter who has shown a significant amount of promise across all formats and will be one of Yorkshire’s key batters in this competition. If he gets going, it will be fun to watch.
Young gun: Academy fast bowler Bradley Sylvester is somewhat of a wildcard. Has just been on England Under 19s duty against South Africa and probably won’t play every game. But the 19-year-old is expected to make his senior debut at some point.
Final thought: The ‘why they can win the competition’ section provides the glass half full view. The glass half empty view is that they have lost both last season’s leading run-scorer and leading wicket-taker, Imam-ul-Haq and Matt Milnes. Could be a problem.
Match Centre
The Club’s match centre will be in operation for the fixture with live scorecards, statistics & video highlights as they happen. You can watch the game live via Durham’s match centre and Yorkshire’s YouTube channel.