Tammy Beaumont scored an unbeaten 99 as The Blaze defeated Somerset by six wickets in the Women's One-Day Cup, maintaining their top-of-the-table position. The 35-year-old opener hit 12 fours and a six in 109 balls, forming a crucial 131-run partnership with Georgia Elwiss (72) for the Blaze. Somerset, despite Anika Learoyd's 97, were dismissed for 222-9, with Kirstie Gordon and Charley Phillips taking two wickets each.

Meanwhile, Francesca Sweet's maiden half-century led Hampshire to a 16-run win over Yorkshire in a rain-affected match, keeping them within striking distance of the leaders. Sweet scored 50, while Amanda-Jade Wellington's unbeaten 41 helped Hampshire defend a DLS-adjusted target of 213. Yorkshire's fourth consecutive defeat leaves them sixth in the table, with their openers failing to build on an early 63-run partnership. Mary Taylor's all-round performance—42 not out and three wickets—anchored Warwickshire's four-wicket victory over Lancashire, propelling them into the top four.

Lancashire, chasing 227, were dismissed for 226-9, with Ellie Threlkeld and Maddie Penna's 83-run stand falling short. Taylor's 3-47 bowling and Nat Wraith's 34 not out secured the win, leaving Lancashire second from bottom with two wins from seven games. The Blaze's fifth consecutive win and Hampshire's fifth in seven matches highlight their dominance, while Warwickshire's resurgence adds to the competitive landscape of the tournament.