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Alex Lees and Graham Clark punching gloves during their record-breaking partnership of 181 against Northamptonshire Steelbacks in the T20 Blast
Graham Clark and Alex Lees will be key to Durham's fortunes in the T20 Blast Thomas Ridley

T20 Blast preview- Could the new format help Durham's men's team reach finals day

Durham will be looking to go one step further and secure a spot in finals day for the first time since 2016 when the T20 Blast returns on Friday

20.05.26, 00:00 Updated 19.05.26, 18:21

Rob Logan

Rob Logan

There is always a sense of excitement around the start of a new T20 Blast campaign, but this year feels particularly important for Durham.

With a refreshed format and a squad packed with experience, power and emerging talent, there is genuine optimism that Durham can make a serious impact in the competition.

The new structure could work in Durham’s favour. The condensed nature of the tournament places greater emphasis on momentum and squad depth, two areas where Durham appear stronger than in previous seasons.

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