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ENGLISH DOMESTIC T20 LEADERBOARD 2003-2020 | ||
Most runs Luke Wright 4498 (33.07) Joe Denly 4079 (28.92) Riki Wessels 4035 (29.45) James Vince 3826 (32.98) Steven Croft 3680 (29.20) Samit Patel 3602 (27.28) Ravi Bopara 3527 (27.55) Alex Hales 3503 (29.19) Chris Nash 3465 (28.87) | Most wickets Danny Briggs 172 (21.34) Samit Patel 165 (26.76) Yasir Arafat 156 (21.10) Azhar Mahmood 152 (23.98) Harry Gurney 148 (22.58) Gareth Batty 147 (26.63) Jeetan Patel 141 (24.76) Tom Smith 137 (23.11) Chris Wood 130 (26.76) | Most appearances Samit Patel 191 Gareth Batty 180 Ryan ten Doeschate 180 James Hildreth 179 Steven Croft 178 Darren Stevens 173 Daryl Mitchell 170 Rikki Clarke 169 Ravi Bopara 167 |
Best of the Best Notts Outlaws T20 Records
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HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL INNINGS (FOR) |
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D.T.Christian |
113* |
Northamptonshire (Northampton) 2018 |
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M.H.Wessels |
110 |
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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A.D.Hales |
101 |
Yorkshire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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J.M.Clarke |
100* |
Durham 9Riverside) 2020 |
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M.H.Wessels |
97 |
Durham (Riverside) 2015 |
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M.J.Lumb |
96 |
Durham (Riverside) 2013 |
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M.H.Wessels |
95* |
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2014 |
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A.D.Hales |
95 |
Durham (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL INNINGS (AGAINST) |
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W.J.Durston |
111 |
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2010 |
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J.Allenby |
110 |
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2009 |
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C.S.Delport |
109* |
Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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B.J.Hodge |
103 |
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2010 |
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C.J.Ferguson |
102* |
Worcestershire (Leicester) 2018 |
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G.P.Smith |
102 |
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2014 |
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MOST RUNS IN A SEASON M.H.Wessels (2017) 16-16-3-559-110-43.00-1-1 |
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MOST DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS C.M.W.Read (3ct) v Lancashire (Trent
Bridge) 2005 C.M.W.Read (2ct, 1st) v Durham (Trent
Bridge) 2008 |
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C.M.W.Read
(1ct,2st) v Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2013 C.M.W.Read
(3ct) v Derbyshire (Derby) 2013 MOST DISMISSALS IN A SEASON T.J.Moores (2017) 12 catches 1
stumpings |
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MOST CATCHES IN AN INNINGS
W.R.Smith (4) v Surrey (Trent Bridge)
2006
A.D.Hales (4) v Yorkshire (Trent
Bridge) 2020
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MOST CATCHES IN A SEASON 11 S.J.Mullaney (2014); 11 A.D.Hales
(2020) |
CAPTAINS
D.T.Christian 67, D.J.Hussey 40,
C.M.W.Read 26, J.W.A.Taylor 25, S.P.Fleming 22, A.C.Voges 14, P.J.Franks 4,
J.E.R.Gallian 1, M.H.Wessels 1
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BEST BOWLING |
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FOR |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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G.G.White |
4 |
0 |
22 |
5 |
Lancashire (Trent Bridge) 2013 |
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D.J.Pattinson |
4 |
0 |
25 |
5 |
Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2011 |
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R.J.Logan |
4 |
0 |
26 |
5 |
Lancashire (Trent Bridge) 2003 |
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H.F.Gurney |
4 |
0 |
30 |
5 |
Derbyshire (Derby) 2019 |
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L.J.Fletcher |
4 |
0 |
43 |
5 |
Yorkshire (Trent Bridge) 2020 |
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H.F.Gurney |
4 |
0 |
17 |
4 |
Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2017 (Final) |
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I.S.Sodhi |
4 |
0 |
17 |
4 |
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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D.J.Pattinson |
4 |
1 |
19 |
4 |
Northamptonshire (Trent Bridge) 2010 |
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S.J.Mullaney |
4 |
0 |
19 |
4 |
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2012 |
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A.Carter |
4 |
0 |
20 |
4 |
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2011 |
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H.F.Gurney |
3.3 |
0 |
20 |
4 |
Derbyshire (Derby) 2016 |
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S.R.Patel |
4 |
0 |
20 |
4 |
Essex (Trent Bridge) 2016 |
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C.E.Shreck |
4 |
1 |
22 |
4 |
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2008 |
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D.T.Christian |
3 |
0 |
23 |
4 |
Surrey (Edgbaston) 2020 |
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G.D.Clough |
4 |
0 |
24 |
4 |
Derbyshire (Derby) 2007 |
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S.J.Mullaney |
4 |
0 |
25 |
4 |
Durham (Trent Bridge) 2014 |
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L.J.Fletcher |
4 |
0 |
30 |
4 |
Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2011 |
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AGAINST |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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A.B.McDonald |
4 |
0 |
13 |
5 |
Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2010 |
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A.Hepburn |
3.3 |
0 |
24 |
5 |
Worcestershire (Worcester) 2017 |
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M.E.Claydon |
3.4 |
0 |
26 |
5 |
Durham (Riverside) 2009 |
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4 |
0 |
29 |
5 |
Lancashire (Old Trafford) 2013 |
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A.Lyth |
4 |
0 |
31 |
5 |
Yorkshire (Trent Bridge) 2019 |
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J.Overton |
4 |
0 |
47 |
5 |
Somerset (Taunton) 2018 |
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MOST ECONOMICAL |
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FOR |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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R.J.Sidebottom |
4 |
0 |
7 |
0 |
Surrey (Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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AGAINST |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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A.Flintoff |
3 |
0 |
4 |
3 |
Lancashire (Old Trafford) 2006 |
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MOST EXPENSIVE |
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FOR |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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S.R.Patel |
4 |
0 |
57 |
0 |
Worcestershire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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AGAINST |
O |
M |
R |
W |
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N.M.Carter |
4 |
0 |
61 |
2 |
Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2011 |
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MOST WICKETS IN A SEASON D.J.Pattinson (2011) 15-49.1-0-400-23-17.39-5/25 |
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HIGHEST SCORES (FOR) |
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227-3 |
(20
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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225-5 |
(19.1
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 (to win) |
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220-4 |
(20
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Leicester) 2014 |
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219-6 |
(20
overs) |
Northamptonshire
(Northampton) 2018 |
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215-6 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2011 |
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213-6 |
(20
overs) |
Northamptonshire
(Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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213-4 |
(20
overs) |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2011 |
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212-5 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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210-7 |
(19.5
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2004 (to win) |
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210-3 |
(20
overs) |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2012 |
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210-8 |
(20
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Leicester) 2017 |
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206-5 |
(20
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2014 |
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203-8 |
(20
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2007 |
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201-4 |
(19.2
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2014 (to win) |
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201-8 |
(20
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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HIGHEST SCORE
(AGAINST) |
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227-5 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2017 |
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223-5 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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222-5 |
(20
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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209-4 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2015 |
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209-5 |
(20
overs) |
Somerset
(Taunton) 2018 |
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208-8 |
(20
overs) |
Worcestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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207-7 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2004 |
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206-2 |
(20
overs) |
Worcestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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205-2 |
(20
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Leicester) 2009 |
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203-5 |
(20
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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201-7 |
(20
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Derby) 2015 |
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200-5 |
(20
overs) |
Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2014 |
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LOWEST SCORES (FOR) |
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91 |
(19
overs) |
Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2006 |
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94 |
(19.1
overs) |
Derbyshire
(Derby) 2003 |
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LOWEST SCORE (AGAINST) |
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90 |
(18.3
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2014 |
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96 |
(17.3
overs) |
Leicestershire
(Leicester) 2012 |
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LEADING PARTNERSHIPS
FOR
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1st |
165* |
C.D.Nash
(74*) A.D.Hales (83*) v Middlesex (Trent Bridge) 2019 |
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126 |
M.H.Wessels
(41*) A.D.Hales (95) v Durham (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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119 |
M.J.Wood (43) A.D.Brown (72) v Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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104 |
M.H.Wessels
(63) A.D.Hales (51) v Leicester (Leicester) 2017 |
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101 |
W.R.Smith (55) G.P.Swann (62) v Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2005 |
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100 |
A.D.Hales (69) A.D.Brown (32) v Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2010 |
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100 |
M.J.Lumb (52) M.H.Wessels (58) v Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
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2nd |
142 |
A.D.Hales (88) M.H.Wessels (53) v Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2012 |
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111* |
S.P.Fleming (64*) S.R.Patel (53*) v
Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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110 |
A.D.Brown (66) M.J.Wood (45) v Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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105 |
C.D.Nash
(55) J.M.Clarke (100*) v Durham (Riverside) 2020 |
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3rd |
153 |
M.H.Wessels
(110) B.R.M.Taylor (67*) v Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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121 |
S.R.Patel (65) D.J.Hussey (71) v
Northamptonshire (Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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112* |
G.P.Swann (90*) A.C.Voges (45*) v Derbyshire
(Derby) 2009 |
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112 |
A.D.Brown (73) S.R.Patel (51) v Durham
(Riverside) 2010 |
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112 |
J.D.Libby (58) T.J.Moores (80*) v Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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105 |
A.D.Hales (76) S.R.Patel (70*) v Derbyshire
(Derby) 2011 |
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102 |
M.H.Wessels (64) S.R.Patel (42) v
Northamptonshire (Northampton) 2014 |
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100 |
M.H.Wessels (67) S.R.Patel (46) v Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2015 |
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4th |
132 |
B.R.M.Taylor
(65) S.R.Patel (64*) v Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2017 (Final) |
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102 |
B.M.Duckett
(53) T.J.Moores (51) v Leicestershire (Leicester) 2020 |
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5th |
103 |
W.I.Jefferson (75) C.M.W.Read (43*) v Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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6th |
73* |
D.T.Christian
(39*) W.T.Root (28*) v Derbyshire (Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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7th |
73 |
D.T.Christian
(73) W.T.Root (16*) v Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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8th |
66* |
C.M.W.Read (58*) R.J.Sidebottom (17*) v
Lancashire (Old Trafford) 2009 |
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9th |
35* |
G.D.Clough (40*) R.J.Sidebottom (12*) v
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2006 |
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10th |
24 |
M.Carter
(16*) H.F.Gurney (6) v Somerset (Taunton) 2018 |
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AGAINST
|
1st |
119 |
S.C.Moore (80) T.C.Smith (56) v Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2012 |
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2nd |
162* |
V.V.S.Laxman (78*) S.J.Croft (83*) v
Lancashire (Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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|
135 |
M.M.Ali
(65) C.J.Ferguson (102*) v Worcestershire (Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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133 |
D.L.Maddy (86*) J.Allenby (64) v
Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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129 |
A.W.Gale (91) M.P.Vaughan (41*) v Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2009 |
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116 |
I.R.Bell
(80) W.T.S.Porterfield (61*) v Warwickshire (Edgbaston) 2016 |
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105 |
A.Z.Lees
(53) G.Clark (50) v Durham (Riverside) 2020 |
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3rd |
121* |
I.R.Bell
(82*) S.R.Hain (45*) v Warwickshire (Trent Bridge) 2018 |
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|
121 |
B.J.Hodge (103) J.W.A.Taylor (56*) v
Leicestershire (Leicester) 2010 |
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4th |
123 |
B.M.Duckett
(84) A.G.Wakely (53) v Northamptonshire (Edgbaston) 2016 |
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103 |
G.D.Cross (54) W.L.Madsen (65) v Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2014 |
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5th |
107 |
G.J.Maxwell (73) D.J.Vilas (46) v Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2019 |
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103 |
I.D.Blackwell (59) D.M.Benkenstein (53) v
Durham (Trent Bridge) 2009 |
|
6th |
81* |
T.B.Abell (48*) L.Gregory (60*) v Somerset
(Taunton) 2018 |
|
7th |
59* |
O.B.Cox (21*) E.G.Barnard (42*) v
Worcestershire (Trent Bridge) 2019 |
|
8th |
43 |
R.A.Whiteley (36) D.K.H.Mitchell (13) v
Worcestershire (Edgbaston) 2019 |
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9th |
34 |
J.N.Batty (58*) A.Kumble (8) v Surrey (Trent
Bridge) 2006 |
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10th |
27 |
B.A.Raine (20*) A.Sheikh (14) v
Leicestershire (Trent Bridge) 2014 |
LARGEST VICTORIES
|
92
runs |
Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2005 |
|
10
wickets |
Middlesex
(Trent Bridge) 2019 |
|
9
wickets |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2006 |
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9
wickets |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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9
wickets |
Worcestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
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9
wickets |
Durham
(Riverside) 2017 |
Balls
remaining
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9wickets(46balls) |
Worcestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
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6wickets(42balls) |
Leicestershire
(Leicester) 2012 |
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5wickets(37balls) |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
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6wickets(36balls) |
Worcestershire
(Worcester) 2010 |
LARGEST DEFEATS
|
72
runs |
Worcestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2018 |
|
9
wickets |
Derbyshire
(Derby) 2003 |
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9
wickets |
Derbyshire
(Derby) 2005 |
|
9
wickets |
Kent
(Trent Bridge) 2007 |
|
9
wickets |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2008 |
|
9
wickets |
Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
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9
wickets |
Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2010 (Duckworth-Lewis revised target) |
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9
wickets |
Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2011 (15-over match) |
Balls
remaining
|
9wickets(51balls) |
Derbyshire
(Derby) 2003 |
TWENTY/20
RECORDS 2003-2020
SMALLEST VICTORIES
|
2
runs |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2015 |
|
3
runs |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2019 |
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4
runs |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2007 |
|
2
wickets |
Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
Balls
remaining
|
3
wickets(0 balls) |
Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2015 |
|
3
wickets (1 ball) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2004 |
|
2
wickets(2 balls) |
Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
|
3
wickets(2 balls) |
Yorkshire
(Trent Bridge) 2016 |
|
5
wickets(2 balls) |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2008 |
|
6
wickets(2 balls) |
Yorkshire
(Headingley) 2005 |
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8
wickets(2 balls) |
Lancashire
(Trent Bridge) 2012 (Duckworth-Lewis revised target) |
SMALLEST DEFEATS
|
1
run |
Worcestershire
(Edgbaston) 2019 |
|
2
runs |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2017 |
|
3
runs |
Somerset
(Rose Bowl) 2010 (Duckworth-Lewis revised target) |
|
3
runs |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2014 |
|
3
runs |
Lancashire
(Old Trafford) 2019 |
|
1
wicket |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2003 |
|
1
wicket |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
Balls
remaining
|
1
wicket (0 balls) |
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2003 |
|
3
wickets(0 balls) |
Derbyshire
(Trent Bridge) 2008 |
|
1
wicket (0 balls) |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2009 |
|
4
wickets(0 balls) |
Hampshire
(Trent Bridge) 2012 |
|
3
wickets(0 balls) |
Durham
(Trent Bridge) 2013 |
|
6
wickets(0 balls) |
Warwickshire
(Edgbaston) 2017 |
TIED MATCHES (3)
Northamptonshire
(Trent Bridge) 2010; Northamptonshire (Northampton) 2010;
Leicestershire
(Trent Bridge) 2020 (Quarter-Final - Notts won on the higher team score at the
end of power play (6 overs))
Fantastic stuff - thanks MAG
ReplyDeleteAs a Trent Bridge regular a lot of those stats bring back wonderful memories.
I was at TB for the very first 20/20 match. Played with portable floodlighting and finished late on a pretty cold evening. I well recollect the bar and catering staff throwing ice creams into the crowd. I actually caught a choc ice . Just the very thing you need at about 10 pm in the open air on a very chilly evening!
Think you probably are reflecting on the first 40 or even 45 over match held at TB Cruetking played under those 4, inadequate, portable,moveable floodlights. This was several years before the first t20 match held in 2003 which certainly would not have been played under floodlights. The match you relate to was against Lancashire, who stuffed us and a young overweight Andrew Flintoff smashed us to all parts. He was a new kid on the block, making his way in the game well ahead of any England call ups.Paul Johnson was captain for Notts Outlaws and came out to bat to the music of Stealers Wheel "Stuck in the Middle With You"
DeleteThe weather was foul that night but many stuck it out to the bitterly cold end.
DeleteABACUS - upon reflection you could well be correct! At my age memories from ages ago can easily blend into each other.
ReplyDeleteWe no longer get chic ices thrown at us during the T20 games . Instead the offerind is a tee shirt lobbed into the various stands and the excitement compounded by NUTS THE SQUIRREL doing his routine.
NUTS has had a very quiet time this season- is he still in hibernation?
'Cruet' has got me reflecting on those early 20/20 games. They were often played early in the week at the now, ridiculous, start time of 530pm(perhaps even 5pm, possibly) meaning working people with no flexibility could not get down for the start.Hence crowds of 3,000 to 4,000 were the norm perhaps not even as high as that. Notts were a truly awful T20 side, par score being 120 to 140 and without the bowling attack to make that a competitive game. All teams thought spin would just go around the park in those early years and would not be a vital component of a t20 bowling attack. Remember seeing Aussie Ian Harvey playing for Yorkshire, I think, flay our attack for a hundred which seemed an impossibility in just 20 overs. Can recall a young, unknown, Samit Patel in 2004 helping to win a game for us when he was batting late in the order. Also Mark Ealham unleashing a torrent of 6s hit of his toes towards the Parr side possibly a year or two later. Have heard Kent Captain Rob Key, on Dish TV, saying the Kent lads in the dressing room just thought the competition was a complete joke and their overseas pro Andrew Symons saying he wasn't going to take the games seriously. Seems totally unbelievable now, however.
ReplyDeleteYes I share some of those memories over the years. Especially the Mark Ealham onslaught- a great cricketer- a sad day for Notts when he retired from the game.
ReplyDeleteThose T20 Friday night games not so long ago were fantastic entertainment. Most of the crowd wanted a Notts victory but it was the ENTERTAINMENT on the night that was always the winner. Thousands of pints of beer and lager sunk, fish n chips, burgers and hot dogs consumed en- masse. Everyone giving a good time plus a sing-song during play. A good time was had by young and old. A terrific revenue stream for Nots with regular T20 crowds of 12,000 +.
Will those exhilarating days/ evenings come back to TB in 2021.
Fingers crossed. We may well see much reduced crowd limits at TB of 5,000 to 6,000 = much reduced match day income