Davies scores unbeaten 51 as Warwickshire edges Lancashire
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 2:10 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Warwickshire batter Alex Davies scored 51 not out to help his team secure a two-wicket victory over Lancashire in the One-Day Cup on August 10. This win, achieved at Rugby School, keeps Warwickshire's hopes of qualifying for the quarter-finals alive. Davies, who has struggled with form this season, expressed that he owed his teammates runs. In addition to his performance, Vansh Jani contributed 88 runs, marking a career-best for the young player. Warwickshire currently sits eighth in Group A and must beat Kent in their final group match to advance.
- •Davies scored 51 not out to help Warwickshire chase 312.
- •Vansh Jani's 88 was a key contribution alongside Davies.
- •Warwickshire remains in contention for quarter-finals with a win against Kent.
- •Davies admits he's owed runs after a challenging season.
- 2:10 PMYahoo Sports — Davies admits he 'owed' runs after Warwickshire win
"Warwickshire batter Alex Davies admits he has been 'down on runs' this season after his 51 not out helps them beat Lancashire.
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