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Ben Coad (second right) celebrates a One Day Cup wicket John Heald

McGrath keen to maintain form with a tough week ahead

Yorkshire’s head coach Anthony McGrath says he wants his team to keep up the good work as it embarks on the first of three matches in five days in the Metro Bank One Day Cup against the holders Worcestershire at Clifton Park, York on Wednesday.

28.07.26, 12:32 Updated 28.07.26, 12:34 3 Minute Read

Jonathan Doidge

Jonathan Doidge

After a disappointing start to the competition when they blew a good opportunity against Hampshire at Scarborough last Tuesday, the Tykes were under some pressure to get results against both Glamorgan and Sussex on their travels.

They came through both of those with wins, firstly a narrow one at Neath, followed by a comprehensive thrashing of Sussex at Hove.

Ben Cliff was among the wickets at Neath with 4-29 and at Hove, Will Luxton continued his most impressive season to date, adding a second List A ‘ton’ to the maiden championship century he’d scored at Scarborough a few weeks ago, while Ben Coad enjoyed his best return in white ball cricket with 5-12 as Yorkshire dominated.

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