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Higgins Century Hands Middlesex First List A Title in 36 Years

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Middlesex ended a 36-year wait for List A silverware after a match-winning century from Ryan Higgins guided them to victory at Trent Bridge. Leicestershire mounted a competitive response through a fighting hundred from their own batter, but ultimately could not overhaul the target. The visitors fell short by 31 runs, leaving Middlesex to celebrate a long-awaited domestic limited-overs triumph. The win marks a significant milestone for Middlesex, who had gone without a List A title since 1988.

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Higgins Century Hands Middlesex First List A Title in 36 Years · ShortSingh