Nottinghamshire vs Warwickshire, Group A, England Domestic One-Day Cup 2026

Date: 23rd July 2026
Venue: The John Fretwell Sporting Complex, Nettleworth

Match Summary:

Nottinghamshire clinched a thrilling victory over Warwickshire by 3 wickets in an exciting Group A encounter. George Garton starred with the bat for Warwickshire scoring a brilliant century, while Nottinghamshire's chase was anchored by strong contributions from Ben Slater and Kyle Verreynne. Jake Lintott was impressive with the ball for Warwickshire, taking three wickets. The Player of the Match was Kyle Verreynne for his unbeaten knock that guided Nottinghamshire to victory.

Detailed Narrative:

Warwickshire batted first and put up a competitive total of 282 runs in 49.5 overs. The highlight of their innings was George Garton's magnificent century, scoring 117 runs off 101 balls, including 10 fours and 3 sixes. Ethan Bamber also contributed significantly with a half-century, scoring 50 runs off 53 balls. James Hayes and Joe Pocklington were key bowlers for Nottinghamshire, each taking three wickets and keeping Warwickshire's total within reach.

In response, Nottinghamshire started their innings with determination. Ben Slater laid a solid foundation with a half-century (52 runs off 52 balls), while Freddie McCann contributed a valuable 62 runs. The chase was further steadied by Kyle Verreynne, who played an unbeaten and match-winning innings of 68 runs from 66 deliveries. His calm presence at the crease ensured Nottinghamshire crossed the finish line with just seven wickets down in 48.3 overs.

Jake Lintott was the standout bowler for Warwickshire, claiming three crucial wickets for 55 runs in his full quota of overs. Despite his efforts, Nottinghamshire managed to chase down the target successfully.

The match witnessed some excellent fielding performances as well, with Freddie McCann taking three catches for Nottinghamshire and Jacob Garlick making two crucial catches for Warwickshire.

Overall, it was a well-contested match with notable performances from both teams, but it was Nottinghamshire who emerged victorious, thanks to their collective batting effort and strategic bowling.