Toss & Conditions

Head-to-Head

Last three meetings mein Yorkshire 2-1 se lead karte hain. Sabse recent clash mein Lancashire jeeta, aur Yorkshire bowling out ho gaye aur chase mein short reh gaye. Us game ka turning point ye tha ki Yorkshire ne apne saare 10 wickets lose kar diye, jisse unke paas defend karne ke liye enough runs nahi bache. Last three mein results idhar-udhar swing hue hain, ek side ne dominate nahi kiya.

YOYorkshire 153/10

LALancashire 174/10

2025-07-17 · LAN won by 21 runs

LALancashire 217/7

YOYorkshire 236/6

2025-07-11 · YOR won by 19 runs

YOYorkshire 173/8

LALancashire 166/8

2024-06-20 · YOR won by 7 runs

Yorkshire

Yorkshire T20 Blast regular season mein 6th pe hain, 12 points aur 3W-1L record ke saath. Unka recent run mixed रहा hai—ek tight win late chase ke saath, aur last time ek heavy setback, jab wo 56 runs se haar gaye. Sabse clear signal ye hai ki last match mein wo bowling out ho gaye, jo batting ka ek floor expose karta hai jise punish kiya ja sakta hai.

YOYorkshire 161/10

GLGloucestershire 217/6

2026-05-31 · GLO won by 56 runs

YOYorkshire 151/9

DUDurham 93/10

2026-05-29 · YOR won by 58 runs

YOYorkshire 195/8

DEDerbyshire 194/4

2026-05-24 · YOR won by 2 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

Lancashire

Lancashire T20 Blast regular season mein 13th pe hain, 4 points aur 1W-2L record ke saath. Unki form 36-run win se leke last-ball defeat tak swing hui hai, aur sabse telling result wahi 2-wicket loss tha 1 ball remaining ke saath, jo dikhata hai ki unke margins kitne fine hain. Last three mein unki sirf ek win hai, toh unhe cleaner full-game performance chahiye.

LALancashire 145/9

LELeicestershire 146/8

2026-05-29 · LEI won by 2 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)

LALancashire 208/4

NONottinghamshire 172/9

2026-05-25 · LAN won by 36 runs

LALancashire 154/10

SUSurrey 213/6

2026-05-22 · SUR won by 59 runs

Playing XI

Key Stats

Verdict

All four models Yorkshire ko favour karte hain, average prediction YOR ke liye 60% hai. Bookmakers thode cautious hain, near parity dikha rahe hain: YOR 51% (1.85) vs LAN 49% (1.90). Key stats overall Yorkshire ki taraf heavy lean karte hain, standings gap aur recent head-to-head edge ke saath. Match ka result likely ispe depend karega ki Yorkshire ek aur all-out batting collapse avoid kar paate hain ya nahi, aur kya Lancashire most recent derby win wali edge ko phir se reproduce kar paate hain.

Chohan snaps the chase

Jafer Chohan’s burst of wickets was the moment the Roses game stopped being a contest and became a collapse. After Yorkshire posted 213 for 7, Lancashire briefly hinted at a counterpunch through Liam Livingstone, but Chohan’s strikes in the middle overs ripped out the spine of the chase. The innings ended at 107 in 14.3 overs, handing Yorkshire a 106-run win that felt decisive long before the final ball.

Yorkshire’s middle-overs squeeze

The match was won when Lancashire lost shape between the powerplay and the back end. They stumbled to 42 for 3 in the first six, then slid from a shaky platform to 65 for 7 in the middle phase, leaving too much for too few. With wickets gone, the boundary options dried up and the required rate ballooned; there was no death-overs surge at all. Yorkshire, by contrast, kept their innings intact through the middle and still had the hitters to cash in late.

Bairstow sets, Chohan finishes

Jonny Bairstow’s 73 off 44 was the innings that made Lancashire chase from behind, and his 103-run partnership with William Luxton provided the ballast before the late acceleration. James Wharton’s 35 off 16 supplied the extra punch that pushed the total beyond par. Then Moeen Ali’s 3 for 16 tightened the screws, before Chohan’s 4 for 17 delivered the knockout blows, leaving Livingstone’s 44 off 30 as the lone serious resistance.

Pre-match edge becomes control

The pre-game lean towards Yorkshire was built on recent form and a clear gap in overall performance indicators, but it still depended on avoiding the kind of batting wobble that can swing a derby. Instead, they batted with far more clarity: a fast powerplay (57 for 1) and a stable middle meant Lancashire never got the early inroads they needed. Once defending, Yorkshire’s superior match-ups showed up as pressure bowling rather than a shootout.