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Hampshire vs Nottinghamshire, Semi Final 2, T20 Blast 2026

t20Hampshire won by 27 runs
Edgbaston, Birmingham
18 Jul 2026, 7:00 pm IST
nottinghamshire won the toss, chose to bowl
Winner: Hampshire
Top Performers

Hampshire

Top Batsmen

BatterRunsBalls4s6sSR
Joe Weatherley885855151.72
James Vince594343137.21

Top Bowlers

BowlerOversRunsWicketsEconomy
Benny Howell32117
Mohammad Amir43117.8

Nottinghamshire

Top Batsmen

BatterRunsBalls4s6sSR
Joe Clarke644363148.84
Jack Haynes252111119.05

Top Bowlers

BowlerOversRunsWicketsEconomy
James Fuller3.52646.8
Chris Wood43127.8
Hampshire Inning Score: 187 /3
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Toby Albertc Tom Moores b Mohammad Amir4210200
James Vincec Olly Stone b Howell594343137.21
Joe Weatherleynot out885855151.72
Tristan Stubbsc George Linde b Dillon Pennington8800100
Hilton Cartwrightnot out19930211.11
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Mohammad Amir40311027.8
Dillon Pennington40391009.8
Olly Stone404100210.2
George Linde202900014.5
Benny Howell30211027
Liam Patterson-White30230007.7
Nottinghamshire Inning Score: 160
BatterDismissalRunsBalls4s6sSR
Joe Clarkec Scott Currie b James Fuller644363148.84
George Munseyc Tristan Stubbs b C Wood121111109.09
Jack Haynesc Tristan Stubbs b Liam Dawson252111119.05
Tom Mooresc Liam Dawson b James Fuller9801112.5
George Lindec Scott Currie b C Wood8810100
Benny Howellb Sonny Baker191102172.73
Liam Patterson-Whitec and b Scott Currie450080
Joe Pocklingtonb James Fuller8720114.29
Dillon Penningtonb Scott Currie01000
Olly Stoneb James Fuller6410150
Mohammad Amirnot out1100100
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsNo BallsWide BallsEconomy
Chris Wood40312017.8
Sonny Baker40281007
Scott Currie40332108.2
Liam Dawson303610012
Tristan Stubbs1050005
James Fuller3.50264016.8

Match Summary

Hampshire vs Nottinghamshire, Semi Final 2, T20 Blast 2026

Date: July 18, 2026
Venue: Edgbaston, Birmingham

Match Summary

Hampshire triumphed over Nottinghamshire by 27 runs in a thrilling T20 Blast semi-final. Joe Weatherley starred with the bat, scoring an impressive 88 not out, while James Fuller shone with the ball, taking 4 wickets for Hampshire.

Detailed Narrative

In a high-stakes semi-final clash, Hampshire faced Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston. Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bowl first, hoping to capitalize on early morning conditions. However, Hampshire's top order had other plans. James Vince set the tone with a solid 59 runs off 43 balls, including 4 fours and 3 sixes. His partnership with Joe Weatherley was pivotal, as Weatherley went on to craft a masterful innings of 88 not out from just 58 deliveries. Weatherley's innings was laced with 5 fours and 5 sixes, providing the backbone of Hampshire's formidable total of 187/3 in their allotted 20 overs.

Nottinghamshire's bowlers struggled to contain the onslaught, with Benny Howell being the most economical, claiming Vince's wicket for 21 runs in his three overs. Despite Mohammad Amir and Dillon Pennington managing to claim a wicket each, they were unable to stem the flow of runs effectively.

Chasing a daunting target of 188, Nottinghamshire's innings was anchored by Joe Clarke, who fought valiantly with a quickfire 64 off 43 balls. Clarke's innings featured 6 boundaries and 3 sixes, giving Nottinghamshire hope in their pursuit. Jack Haynes contributed with a steady 25 off 21 balls, but regular fall of wickets at crucial intervals hindered their chase.

Hampshire's bowlers delivered under pressure, with James Fuller leading the attack magnificently. Fuller claimed four wickets for just 26 runs in his spell of 3.5 overs, effectively dismantling Nottinghamshire's lower order. Chris Wood and Scott Currie provided excellent support, picking up two wickets each.

The fielding efforts were equally commendable with Scott Currie taking two catches and executing a caught-and-bowled dismissal. Tristan Stubbs also made significant contributions in the field with two catches.

In the end, Nottinghamshire was bowled out for 160 in just under their full quota of overs (19.5), falling short by 27 runs. Joe Weatherley's splendid batting performance earned him the Player of the Match accolade as Hampshire booked their place in the final with a comprehensive victory over Nottinghamshire.