Preview: Middlesex v Warwickshire, Royal London Cup

Where and when

Radlett, Wednesday 19 August, 11am.

Bears Captain Will Rhodes said...

"The win over Notts keeps us in the mix and now we go to Radlett which is another outground to enjoy playing at. There have been some high scores there and Middlesex have got a very strong team so it will be a different and another great challenge for the boys."

Recent form

Bears: WTWLW Middlsex: LWWWW

Head to head

Played 45, Bears 25, Middlesex 16, Tied 1, No result 1

Blast from the past

Middlesex were unpicked by the skills of Gladstone Small during the AXA League tussle at Lords in 1998. The seamer delivered 8-0-18-5 to send the home side tumbling to 102 all out, supported by two wickets apiece for Ed Giddins and Neil Smith. On a lively track, the Bears then slipped to 63 for four before Brian Lara arrived to hit the game's only six in a 20-ball 26 which secured a six-wicket victory.

Who's hot?

Will Rhodes. The Captain led from the front against Notts Outlaws, striking a maiden List A century before completing the win with 2 for 35.

Look out for

Pieter Malan - the former Bear has a century and two half-centuries to his credit in the RLC this year

On the brink

Will Rhodes. Needs 2 wickets for 150 n List A matches.

Bears squad

Will Rhodes (Captain) Ethan Brookes Michael Burgess George GarrettOlly Hannon-DalbyManraj Johal Amir KhanMatt Lamb Liam Norwell Hamza ShaikhDom Sibley Kai Smith Rob Yates

How to Follow

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