A total of 77 matches will be held in the London One Day Cup, with 72 league games scheduled between 18 sides. Defending champions Glamorgan will be in action on the first day of the competition when they face Derbyshire away at the County Ground.

Each group consists of nine teams after the draws, with each county scheduled to play eight league games. They will play four matches at home, and four away. The top three sides from each group will advance to the next stage. The team that finishes first in both groups will have an added advantage as they will not have to play the quarterfinal and will progress directly to the semis, which will be played at their home venue.

The second-placed county in each group will play the third side in the playoffs, and the winners from both clashes will then advance to the semifinals. The quarterfinals will be held on August 26, while the semis will be played on August 30.

The final of the London One Day Cup 2022 will be played on 17 September at Trent Bridge, 18 days after the final.

Groups of the Royal London One Day Cup 2022

Group A: Durham, Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Nottinghamshire, Somerset, Surrey, Sussex, Warwickshire

Group B: Derbyshire, Essex, Glamorgan, Hampshire, Kent, Lancashire, Northamptonshire, Worcestershire, Yorkshire

Royal London One Day Cup 2022: Where to watch and follow

All matches of the event will be live streamed by the England Cricket Board on the ECB website here and on the ECB app. Besides streaming all games, fans can also keep track of the team’s performances on Twitter and Facebook, which will also have highlights from every game.