Lancashire opted to bat on a used wicket and Phil Salt looked to use the powerplay to his advantage. The opener scored quick-fire boundaries, including three in a row against Trevaskis, to get the visitors off to a bright start. However, the Durham skipper had his revenge from the fourth ball of his opening over as Salt fell for 23. Jones steadied the Durham innings by picking his moments to find the fence and seeing off the initial threat of Gleeson. The wickets gave the Lightning a glimmer of hope as the required rate climbed above seven for the first time.

Source: The North Africa Journal June 10, 2022 22:08 UTC