Cornwall v Herefordshire T 20 (4)
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| Date | Time | Venue | Opposition | Ground |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 20 Jul 2025 (3 days) | 11:00 | A | Oxfordshire CCC | Banbury CC (WPR) |
NCCA T20 Group 4 Table
St Austell – Cornwall 138-9 (16) (WA MacVicar 38, AJ Bone 35; Hasan Mahmood 5-21, C Shafi 2-26),
Herefordshire 123-7 (OJ Walker 33; WA MacVicar 3-25).
Cornwall (2) beat Herefordshire by 15 runs in a match reduced to 16 overs.
St Austell – Herefordshire 175-6 (OJ Walker 77, SR Gunarathne 24; LJ Curnow 4-29),
Cornwall 178-8 (19.3) (WA MacVicar 81no, MM Tryfonos 30; JW Rudge 2-21, Hasan Mahmood 2-25, OJ Walker 2-39.
Cornwall (2) beat Herefordshire by two wickets.
T20 Match 1 11:00 Delayed start until 12:30 due to rain - reduced to 16 overs
T20 Match 2 15:30
Cornwall won Group 4 with a game to spare thanks to a 15-run win over Herefordshire at St Austell. Wiltshire's win over Dorset at Westbury ensured Cornwall could not be caught.
Cornwall then won the second game by two wickets with three balls to spare, to end with seven wins and one defeat. Dorset won their second game, which meant Herefordshire qualified in third with Wiltshire and Devon missing out.
Debut LJ Curnow (St Just -aged 16)
Paul Bolton's NCCA Report
Cornwall, Berkshire, Cambridgeshire and Staffordshire will host matches in the Super 12s stage of this season’s National Counties T20 after they topped their respective groups following a rain-affected final round of qualifying matches.
Cornwall, who were beaten finalists the last time the competition was played to a conclusion in 2023, banked their third group four double at St Austell where Will MacVicar was an influential figure with both bat and ball against Herefordshire.
MacVicar top-scored with 38 in the rain-affected opener which helped Cornwall to 138 for nine off 16 overs, five of the wickets being taken by off-spinner Hasan Mahmood in a competition-best performance.
MacVicar then took three for 25 to restrict Herefordshire to 123 for seven with acting-captain Ollie Walker making 33.
Walker was in the runs again in the second match - a career-best 77 which contained six sixes – and Herefordshire’s total of 175 for six stretched Cornwall.
The loss of four wickets for nine runs in mid-innings threatened to derail the chase but MacVicar got Cornwall over the line with two wickets and three balls to spare by making a T20 best 81 not out from 49 balls.
Sixteen-year-old debutant Logan Curnow, son of former County player Neil, had a memorable day.
The St Just all-rounder hit a six over midwicket in a brief innings in the first game
In the second game, he was given an opportunity with the ball and picked up 4-29 from his four overs, including the wicket of Ollie Walker for 77.
