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Durham<\/b> were bowled out for 216 after morning rain at Chester-le-Street had reduced their match with Somerset<\/b> to 39 overs per side.<\/p>\n
Ellie Anderson (3-49) had the hosts wobbling on 49-4 before 89 off 94 balls from captain Hollie Armitage gave the Durham bowlers something to work with, despite Chloe Skelton’s 3-16.<\/p>\n
Somerset opener Rebecca Odgers knocked 60 runs off the target before Fran Wilson added a run-a-ball 68 before falling to Katie Levick (2-33).<\/p>\n
But Amanda Jade-Wellington hit an unbeaten 31 from 27 balls to secure a four-wicket win on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method with nine balls to spare.<\/p>\n
Emma Lamb continued her good early-season form for Lancashire<\/b> with 43 off 53 balls at Chelmsford, sharing a 106-run opening stand with Eve Jones (57).<\/p>\n
But from 133-1, Essex’s<\/b> Kate Coppack (2-39) and Abtaha Maqsood (3-42) restricted the visitors to 230-8.<\/p>\n
In the reply, Hannah Jones took 3-39 and Lamb chipped in with 2-39, but Jodi Grewcock’s well-paced undefeated 73, following Alice Macleod’s 45 from 47 balls, saw the hosts to a maiden win with 16 balls to spare.<\/p>\n
Skipper Bryony Smith stroked 14 fours in a 72-ball 78 before England batter Dunkley – who made 92 against Durham on Wednesday – added a six and seven fours in an unbeaten 102 as Surrey<\/b> piled up 313-7 at Beckenham.<\/p>\n
Davina Perrin set the pace for the Warwickshire <\/b>reply with 69 at quicker than a run-a-ball, and Natasha Wraith maintained the momentum with 54 from 45 deliveries.<\/p>\n
Bethan Ellis then completed a superb chase with an unbeaten 63, as Warwickshire got home with three wickets and 3.3 overs in hand.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n