The 2023 Royal London One-Day Cup gets underway in a week’s time on August 1. Here are the Royal London One-Day Cup 2023 fixtures, match venues and timings.

Defending champions Kent will get their competition underway against Yorkshire in Scarborough on a fixture packed first day of action. As ever, the teams are divided into two groups for the first stage of the competition, with each side playing every other team in their group once. The knockout stages will consist of two quarter finals, where the 2nd placed team in each group plays the third placed team in the other group.

The semi-finals will then be contested between the top placed side from each group and the winner of each quarter final. There will then be a break of over two weeks before the final is played at Trent Bridge.

Royal London One-Day Cup 2023 fixtures

Tuesday, August 1

Hampshire v Middlesex, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (11am)
Gloucestershire v Derbyshire, College Ground, Cheltenham (11am)
Yorkshire v Kent, North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough (11am)
Durham v Worcestershire, The Riverside, Chester-le-Street (11am)
Lancashire v Essex, Sedbergh School, Sedbergh (11am)

Thursday, August 3

Surrey v Leicestershire, The Kia Oval, London (11am)
Yorkshire v Lancashire, North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough (11qm)
Essex v Nottingham, The County Ground, Chelmsford (11am)

Friday, August 4

Gloucestershire v Northants, College Ground, Cheltenham (11am)
Worcestershire v Glamorgan, New Road, Worcestershire (11am)
Sussex v Durham, The County Ground, Hove (11am)
Somerset v Warwickshire, The County Ground, Taunton (2pm)

Saturday, August 5

Middlesex v Surrey, Radlett Cricket Club, Radlett (11am)
Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire, Trent Bridge, Nottingham (11am)

Sunday, August 6

Somerset v Worcestershire, The County Ground, Taunton (11am)
Northants v Sussex, The County Ground, Northampton (11am)
Kent v Leicestershire, The County Ground, Beckenham (11am)
Derbyshire v Glamorgan, The County Ground, Derby (11am)

Monday, August 7

Warwickshire v Gloucestershire, Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)

Tuesday, August 8

Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire, The County Ground, Leicestershire (11am)
Hampshire v Essex, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (11am)
Glamorgan v Durham, Neath Cricket Club, Neath (11am)

Wednesday, August 9

Lancashire v Kent, Stanley Park, Blackpool (11am)
Northants v Somerset, The County Ground, Northampton (11am)
Derbyshire v Sussex, The County Ground, Derby (11am)

Thursday, August 10

Glamorgan v Warwickshire, Neath Cricket Club, Neath (11am)
Worcestershire v Gloucestershire, New Road, Worcester (11am)

Friday, August 11

Surrey v Kent, The Kia Oval, London (11am)
Durham v Derbyshire, The Riverside, Chester-le-Street (11am)
Somerset v Sussex, The County Ground, Taunton (11am)
Nottinghamshire v Hampshire, The John Fretwell Centre, Nettleworth (11am)
Lancashire v Leicestershire, Old Trafford, Manchester (2pm)
Essex v Middlesex, The County Ground, Chelmsford (2pm)

Sunday, August 13

Hampshire v Leicestershire, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (11am)
Worcestershire v Warwickshire, New Road, Worcester (11am)
Durham v Northants, The Riverside, Chester-le-Street (11am)
Sussex v Glamorgan, The County Ground, Hove (11am)
Essex v Yorkshire, The County Ground, Chelmsford (11am)
Gloucestershire v Somerset, The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (11am)
Kent v Middlesex, The County Ground, Beckenham (11am)
Nottinghamshire v Surrey, The John Fretwell Centre, Nettleworth (11am)

Tuesday, August 15

Yorkshire v Surrey, York Cricket Club, York (11am)
Warwickshire v Derbyshire, Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)
Lancashire v Hampshire, Old Trafford, Manchester (11am)
Middlesex v Nottinghamshire, Radlett Cricket Club, Radlett (11am)
Leicestershire v Essex, Kibworth Cricket Club Ground, Kibworth (11am)

Wednesday, August 16

Glamorgan v Gloucestershire, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (11am)
Northants v Worcestershire, The County Ground, Northampton (11am)

Thursday, August 17

Surrey v Lancashire, Woodbridge Road, Guildford (11am)
Durham v Somerset, Roseworth Terrace, Gosforth (11am)
Kent v Nottinghamshire, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (11am)
Yorkshire v Hampshire, York Cricket Club, York (11am)

Friday, August 18

Warwickshire v Northants, Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)
Sussex v Gloucestershire, The County Ground, Hove (11am)
Derbyshire v Worcestershire, The County Ground, Derby (11am)
Leicestershire v Middlesex, The County Ground, Leicestershire (11am)

Sunday, August 20

Worcestershire v Sussex, New Road, Worcester (11am)
Middlesex v Lancashire, Lord’s, London (11am)
Surrey v Hampshire, Woodbridge Road Ground, Guildford (11am)
Somerset v Glamorgan, The County Ground, Taunton (11am)
Northants v Derbyshire, The County Ground, Northampton (11am)
Kent v Essex, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (11am)
Leicestershire v Yorkshire, The County Ground, Leicester (11am)
Warwickshire v Durham, Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)

Tuesday, August 22

Essex v Surrey, The County Ground, Chelmsford (11am)
Derbyshire v Somerset, The County Ground, Derby (11am)
Gloucestershire v Durham, The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (11am)
Hampshire v Kent, Newclose County Cricket Ground, Newport (11am)
Nottinghamshire v Lancashire, The John Fretwell Centre, Nettleworth (11am)
Glamorgan v Northants, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (11am)
Middlesex v Yorkshire, Radlett Cricket Club, Radlett (11am)
Sussex v Warwickshire, The County Ground, Hove (11am)

Friday, August 25

Quarter-Final One: 2nd place Group A v 3rd place Group B, TBC (11am)
Quarter-Final Two: 2nd place Group B v 3rd place Group A, TBC (11am)

Tuesday, August 29

Semi-Final One: 1st place Group A v Winner Quarter-Final One, TBC (11am)
Semi-Final Two: 1st place Group B v Winner Quarter-Final Two, TBC (11am)

Saturday, September 16

Final, Trent Bridge, Nottingham (11am)

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