DARREN STEVENS

The return of the One-Day Cup this week stirs some happy memories from last year. Having previously lost three Lord’s finals, I must say that I was relieved when I saw that last year’s final was at Trent Bridge. Fourth time lucky, surely? And so it came to be! That was some way to bow out as a Kent cricketer.
The domestic one-day competition has taken on a new guise since the start of The Hundred in 2021, with both tournaments taking place at the same time. This has meant that the One-Day Cup has lost some of the our most exciting whiteball players to The Hundred, and ...