Bedingham leads Durham to six-wicket victory over Northants
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 5:24 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
David Bedingham scored an unbeaten century as Durham defeated Northamptonshire by six wickets in their County Championship match at Banks Homes Riverside. Chasing 296 runs, Durham faced early challenges but a partnership of 189 between Bedingham and Colin Ackermann secured the win with 16 balls to spare. Northamptonshire set the target after being bowled out for 250 earlier in the day, with Potts taking four wickets. The victory extends Durham's lead in the Division Two standings, while Northamptonshire drops to third following this result.
- •Durham chased down 296 runs with a score of 296-4.
- •Bedingham scored 109* and Ackermann contributed 65*.
- •Northamptonshire's total was 450 & 250, with Miller top-scoring 61.
- •Durham’s Matthew Potts took 4 wickets for 77 runs.
- •The match concluded on June 22, 2026.
- 5:24 PMYahoo Sports — Bedingham stars as leaders Durham defeat Northants
"David Bedingham scores an unbeaten century as leaders Durham defeat Northamptonshire by six wickets in their County Championship match.
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