By Gary Watton
August 2 2015
After another under-achieving summer in the Twenty20 circus, Yorkshire's Vikings have pulled their socks up (Do Vikings wear socks?) in the Royal London One-Day Cup, and following this afternoon's rain-damaged adventure in Durham, the Tykes have one foot in the quarter finals. A home fixture against Leicestershire looms on tomorrow's agenda, weather permitting, and if the red-hot duo of Maxwell and Ballance maintain their exceptional form, then Yorkshire can go far in this fifty-overs competition.
On a nice note of trivia, wicket keeper Andrew Hodd took four catches off four different bowlers. Such an occurrence must be almost as rare as consecutive wins for Yorkshire in one-day cricket!
Durham versus YORKSHIRE; at Durham; Sunday the second of August. YORKSHIRE won the toss.
Durham: 224 for seven (off forty-three overs)
Stoneman c Maxwell b Bresnan 16 (23-1)
Mustard c Hodd b Plunkett 32 (80-2)
Borthwick c Leaning b Plunkett 32 (84-3)
Clark c Maxwell b Plunkett 42 (158-5)
Collingwood st Hodd b Rashid 17 (128-4)
Pringle c Hodd b Bresnan 30 (189-6)
Muchall not out 35
Hastings c Hodd b Patterson 2 (198-7)
Jennings not out 11
extras: 7
Plunkett 9-1-40-3
YORKSHIRE: 130 for two (off 24.3 overs)
Hodd c Mustard b Borthwick 20 (80-2)
Lees run out (Pringle) 9 (14-1)
Maxwell not out 65
Ballance not out 26
extras:10
YORKSHIRE win by thirty-two runs via the Duckworth-Lewis method. Durham no points, YORKSHIRE two points.