Emilio Gay hits an unbeaten century for Durham in the One-Day Cup, while wins for Leicestershire and Middlesex take them top of their groups.

England opener Emilio Gay hit his first century of the tournament to guide Durham to victory at Hampshire England opener Emilio Gay's unbeaten century helped Durham to a nine-wicket win at Hampshire, while teenager Jack Nelson top-scored with 76 from 69 balls as Middlesex held off Yorkshire to replace them at the top of the One-Day Cup Group B table. Gay's 104 not out boosted Durham's quarter-final prospects as they went third in the table, while there were also victories for Essex against Worcestershire and Derbyshire against Sussex. At Lord's, England Under-19 international Nelson was backed up by spinner Zafar Gohar, who took 4-24, before Nelson pouched the decisive catch to dismiss Yorkshire's last man Dom Bess and seal a 35-run victory. Leicestershire Foxes thrashed Somerset by 164 runs to move four points clear at the top of Group A, leapfrogging both Lancashire and Notts Outlaws, who lost to Northamptonshire Steelbacks and Kent respectively. There are four teams chasing the Foxes, all of them four points behind with a game in hand on the leaders. India leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has claimed 10 wickets in five One-Day Cup fixtures for Northants After deciding to bowl first in Leicester, Somerset quickly had their hosts in trouble at 18-3. But from there, Leicestershire went on to dominate proceedings.