Nottinghamshire v Northamptonshire

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Friday 7 Aug 2026

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11:00 Local Time

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Queen's Park • 

Chesterfield, United KingdomShow on map

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Nottinghamshire's cricket team, also known as the Nottinghamshire Outlaws, is a professional cricket team based in the historic county of Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire3. Founded in 1841, the team competes in the County Championship, the Royal Nottinghamshire4 One-Day Cup, and the Vitality Blast, representing Nottinghamshire in both domestic and international competitions. The team has a successful history, having won the County Championship six times, the domestic one-day title four times, and the T20 Blast twice. The Nottinghamshire Cricket Ground, also known as Trent Bridge, is the team's home stadium and is considered one of the most iconic cricket grounds in the world. The current squad includes top-class players such as Stuart Broad, Joe Clarke, and Alex Hales, making Nottinghamshire a formidable force in the world of cricket.

Northamptonshire County Cricket Club is a prominent member of the English domestic cricket scene. Founded in 1878, the team competes in the County Championship, the Royal Nottinghamshire4 One-Day Cup, and the Vitality Blast T20 tournament. Over the years, they have won the County Championship twice, most recently in 2013. The team also boasts a strong track record in limited-overs cricket, winning the Royal Nottinghamshire4 One-Day Cup in 2016 and reaching the semi-finals of the Vitality Blast T20 tournament in 2015. The current Northamptonshire squad is led by English all-rounder Josh Cobb and includes notable players such as Pakistani batsman Faheem Ashraf and Australian pace bowler Nottinghamshire5 Buck. The team's home ground is the County Ground in Northampton, which can accommodate over 6,500 spectators and has hosted international matches in the past.