Toss & Conditions

Head-to-Head

Last three meetings mein koi head-to-head record exist nahi karta. In teams ki pehle koi meetings nahi hui hain. Yorkshire aur Gloucestershire ke beech reference ke liye koi most recent match bhi nahi hai. Prior results na hone ki wajah se sides ke beech koi established pattern nahi banta.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire T20B regular season mein 12 points ke saath second hain. Wo 3-0 pe unbeaten hain, aur unke last three matches sab wins rahe hain. Unka most recent outing 58-run win tha, jo unki victory run ko back karta hai—jismein ek chase 21 balls remaining ke saath finish hua aur ek 2-wicket win 4 balls left ke saath.

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)

YOYorkshire 169/3

NONottinghamshire 167/7

2026-05-22 · YOR won by 7 wickets (with 21 balls remaining)

Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire T20B regular season mein 8 points ke saath fifth hain. First three matches mein unka record 2-1 hai—do wins ke baad most recent game mein defeat. Unke recent run ka clearest snapshot ek 2-wicket win hai no ball remaining ke saath, jo dikhata hai ki wo fine margins pe operate kar rahe hain.

GLGloucestershire 164/9

NONorthamptonshire 166/3

2026-05-29 · NOR

GLGloucestershire 158/8

GLGlamorgan 157/8

2026-05-23 · GLO won by 2 wickets (with 0 ball remaining)

GLGloucestershire 121/10

WAWarwickshire 74/10

2026-05-22 · GLO won by 47 runs

Playing XI

Key Stats

Verdict

All four models Yorkshire ko favour karte hain, average win probability 65% (range 61–69%) ke saath. Bookmakers bhi isi view ke saath align karte hain: Yorkshire 64% (1.48) vs Gloucestershire 36% (2.63). Key stats overall 6-0 se Yorkshire ko favour karte hain, points/NRR edge aur last-three win rate zyada clean hone ki wajah se. Game ka turning point ye ho sakta hai ki kya Yorkshire ke stronger powerplay aur death-overs numbers ek aur controlled win mein translate hote hain ya nahi.

Short’s double blow seals it

D’Arcy Short owned the night: first anchoring Gloucestershire’s surge, then ripping through Yorkshire’s chase to clinch a 56-run win. Yorkshire briefly had the chase in their sights thanks to Adam Lyth’s blazing 98, but once the required rate spiked, wickets fell in clumps and the innings ended at 161 in 17.4 overs.

Middle overs flip the script

The match swung hard in the middle phase. After a relatively quiet powerplay of 43/1, Gloucestershire detonated through overs 7–16, racing at 12.3 an over to post 123/3 in the middle overs. The 90-run partnership between Short and Joe Phillips changed the tempo completely, turning a par platform into a total that demanded a perfect chase.

Short, Lyth, and the finishers

Short’s 82 off 50 set the base, and his 4/31 ensured Yorkshire never stabilised once Lyth was forced to take risks. Phillips’ 42 off 25 kept the pressure on during that decisive middle-overs surge, while Duan Jansen’s 3/22 squeezed the chase when it mattered, turning Lyth’s lone stand into a near-miss rather than a heist.

Yorkshire’s strength, then the crash

Everything pre-match pointed to Yorkshire controlling key phases with tighter new-ball and death-overs numbers, and their chase began in that spirit: 65/3 in the powerplay at 10.8 an over. But Gloucestershire flipped the matchup at the back end — Yorkshire managed just 9 runs for three wickets in the death overs, a collapse that made their early momentum irrelevant.