One Day Cup Preview
19.07.26, 09:00 Updated 21.07.26, 09:15 2 Minute Read
Jonathan Doidge
Yorkshire will go into the 2026 competition with serious hopes of success after they fell at the penultimate hurdle a year ago.
Last season they played exceptionally well, with a home defeat by Somerset at York being the only real blemish on their group campaign.
Overseas signing Imam-ul-Haq was outstanding with the bat, while Matthew Revis, James Wharton and Finlay Bean all played some notable knocks to set them up for a semi-final against Hampshire at Scarborough.
As can happen in this competition, teams can receive a boost or indeed the opposite in terms of playing personnel, Yorkshire losing Matthew Revis to the Hundred at a vital stage and Hampshire benefitting from the addition of Liam Dawson for the semi, a move that proved vital.
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