Metro Bank One-Day Cup Cricket Schedule
- 2026 Metro Bank One-Day Cup Dates & Schedule
- How To Stream The Metro Bank One-Day Cup
- Metro Bank One-Day Cup Format & Teams
- History & Winners
- Metro Bank One-Day Cup Betting Sites
Established in 2014, the Metro Bank One Day Cup is the biggest 50 over domestic cup competition in England and Wales.
18 sides currently take part in the competition, with many of the best players in the world turning out for a range of top sides in England and Wales.
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Derbyshire
Durham
In the upcoming Metro Bank One-Day Cup match, Durham looks to repeat their past success against a struggling Derbyshire side.
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Middlesex
Essex
Middlesex and Essex face-off in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup, with Middlesex looking to maintain their home dominance.
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Lancashire
Surrey
Lancashire takes on Surrey in a highly anticipated Metro Bank One-Day Cup clash, with both teams looking to make a mark.
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Northamptonshire
Warwickshire
In this upcoming Metro Bank One-Day Cup, Northamptonshire will be looking to avenge their recent T20 Vitality Blast loss against Warwickshire.
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Yorkshire
Hampshire
Hampshire looks to continue its dominance over Yorkshire in the upcoming Metro Bank One-Day Cup match.
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2026 Metro Bank One-Day Cup Dates & Schedule
- Start Date: August 5, 2025
- End Date: September 20, 2025
How To Stream The Metro Bank One-Day Cup
In the UK, you will be able to watch action from the One-Day Cup via broadcasting partner Sky Sports.
If you live in a country where coverage is limited, you can use the live streaming services of the likes of bet365 and Stake to watch cricket online. Alongside their live streaming, you can also make the most out of generous promotions, competitive odds and a range of features.
You can check out our Metro Bank One-Day Cup Live Streaming Guide to ensure you catch the action as it happens.
Metro Bank One-Day Cup Format & Teams
The One-Day Cup was created in 2014 and sees 18 teams from England and Wales battling to lift the trophy.
The competition is played in the 50 over format, meaning each side has a maximum of 50 overs to bat and 50 overs to bowl. The format is longer than the Twenty20 game and shorter than Test cricket.
The competition is a round-robin tournament at first with two groups of nine teams. The groups are split into the North and South groups up until 2021. Since then, the groups have been decided via a draw.
Currently, the top three teams from each group progress to the knockout stages. They battle to play in the final, which is currently held at Trent Bridge.
The following teams play in the competition:
- Derbyshire
- Durham
- Essex
- Glamorgan
- Gloucestershire
- Hampshire
- Kent
- Lancashire
- Leicestershire
- Middlesex
- Northamptonshire
- Nottinghamshire
- Somerset
- Surrey
- Sussex
- Warwickshire
- Worcestershire
- Yorkshire
History & Winners
| Year | Winning Team |
|---|---|
| 2014 | Durham |
| 2015 | Gloucestershire |
| 2016 | Warwickshire |
| 2017 | Nottinghamshire |
| 2018 | Hampshire |
| 2019 | Somerset |
| 2020 | Cancelled |
| 2021 | Glamorgan |
| 2022 | Kent |
| 2023 | Leicestershire |
| 2024 | Glamorgan |
| 2025 | TBD |
