Derbyshire facilitated the failure of passing up a major opportunity for a Royal London Cup quarter-last place with a vehement triumph over Worcestershire who were beaten for a 6th time in Group A.
Shiv Thakor and Scott Elstone scored their initial one-day 50's for Derbyshire in the Falcons' 234 for 8 with Charlie Morris giving back his best List A figures of 3 for 46.
Worcestershire never dealt with a moderate pitch pursuing a balanced focus of 231 in 48 overs.
Just Tom Fell with 46 undermined to relax Derbyshire's grasp on the amusement yet once he turned into one of two casualties for captain Wes Durston, Worcestershire drooped to 181 to lose by 49 keeps running under Duckworth/Lewis with Thakor finishing a fine all-round presentation with 3 for 37.
Derbyshire's possibilities of advancing in the competition finished the earlier day at Durham however they began well with Durston overwhelming an opening stand of 43 that finished when Billy Godleman had his leg stump thumped out by Charlie Morris in the eighth over.
In any case, when Durston was unfortunately pursued out for 41 Alex Hepburn touched a drive from Tillakaratne Dilshan onto the stumps, the top request disintegrated with Dilshan again falling affordably.
The Sri Lankan turned into the 24th player to pass 14,000 keeps running in List An amusements yet was lbw when he retreated to Saeed Ajmal's first ball and finished his frustrating 50 over battle with 26 keeps running from three matches.
At 76 for 4, the Falcons were in threat of missing the mark concerning a focused score however Thakor and Elstone played sensibly to remake the innings with a stand of 93 from 123 balls.
Elstone came to his 50 from 65 balls before he was bamboozled by a slower ball from Morris who rocked the bowling alley Alex Hughes off an inside edge in the 43rd over .
Thakor was well gotten at mid off on the slide by Richard Oliver for 68 from 98 balls in the penultimate over however Matt Critchley struck the ball neatly to complete with 22 from 18 balls.
Oliver played on to Mark Footitt before downpour left Worcestershire with an overhauled target and trained crease knocking down some pins moved down by sharp ground handling applied weight which acquired two wickets five overs.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore edged a major commute at Thakor before Joe Clarke set off for a solitary to point that was never on and was left stranded to leave the guests battling at 51 for 3 in the seventeenth over.
Fell swung Critchley over wide long on for the initial six of the diversion yet Alex Gidman couldn't escape and sent a main edge off Hughes to mid off subsequent to confronting 33 balls for 15.
Ross Whiteley and Fell were both taken at profound square leg with Worcestershire losing 4 for 27 in 49 balls as the guests finished a losing so as to frustrate battle with 24 balls to save.
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