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Notts Outlaws Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule

Notts Outlaws' complete 2026 Vitality Blast hub: the 20-player opening squad and documented campaign additions; all 12 group scores, the home quarter-final and Finals Day semi-final; George Munsey's team-high 500 runs; Mohammad Ali's 19 wickets; George Linde's 252-run, 17-wicket all-round return; Peter Moores' coaching group; Trent Bridge; the 2017 and 2020 titles; recent-season comparisons; and official club channels.

Notts Outlaws official team mark
Nottinghamshire, England

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T20 Blast champions · 2017 and 2020

Captain
Joe Clarke · T20 captain
Head coach
Peter Moores · Head Coach
Home
Trent Bridge
Founded
Present club formed 1841 · reorganised 1856

Team overview

Notts Outlaws at a glance

Notts Outlaws are Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club's men's limited-overs side. The club is a member-controlled registered society, not a privately owned T20 franchise.

The Outlaws won England's men's domestic T20 title in 2017 and 2020. Their 2026 quarter-final win over Surrey returned them to Finals Day for the first time since the second title.

After losing their first three matches, Notts won a county-record eight consecutive T20 games. They finished first in the North Group with eight wins, four losses, 32 points and NRR +0.169.

Notts beat Surrey by seven runs at Trent Bridge before Hampshire Hawks ended the campaign by 27 runs in the Finals Day semi-final. The complete season record was 14 played, nine won and five lost.

Completed seasonSF

North Group winners and Finals Day semi-finalists

The group record was eight wins and four losses for first place, 32 points and NRR +0.169. Notts then beat Surrey in the quarter-final and lost to Hampshire at Finals Day.

14Matches
9Wins
5Losses
32Group points

Performance leaders

Notts Outlaws' Vitality Blast 2026 leaders

The totals cover all 14 matches, including the quarter-final and semi-final. The all-round card combines Linde's actual batting and bowling aggregates and is not presented as an official tournament award.

Top run-scorer500 runs

George Munsey

Fourteen innings · average 45.45 · strike rate 138.89 · five fifties · highest score 88

Second run-scorer401 runs

Jack Haynes

Fourteen innings · average 30.85 · two fifties · unbeaten 75 in the quarter-final

Top wicket-taker19 wickets

Mohammad Ali

Ten matches · average 16.21 · economy 7.73 · best 3/20

Second wicket-taker17 wickets

George Linde

Thirteen matches · best 3/31 · also the team's fifth-highest run-scorer

Leading all-round return252 runs · 17 wickets

George Linde

Average 25.20 with the bat · one fifty · central to the eight-match winning run

Quarter-final standout75 not out

Jack Haynes

Fifty-four balls in the seven-run win over Surrey at Trent Bridge

Highest team total209/4 vs Leicestershire FoxesWon by 74 runs
Best bowlingLiam Patterson-White3/13 vs Durham
Largest win74 runs vs Leicestershire FoxesUptonsteel Grace Road

Completed scores

All 14 Notts Outlaws scores in Vitality Blast 2026

Every completed 2026 score is shown in chronological order: ten North Group fixtures, crossovers against Warwickshire and Kent, the home quarter-final and the Finals Day semi-final. Notts went 8-4 in the group and 1-1 in the knockouts for a 9-5 overall record.

ResultDateOpponent & venueScoresOutcome
LMatch Group match 1YorkshireTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 167/7 (20 overs)Yorkshire 169/3 (16.3 overs)Lost by 7 wickets
LMatch Group match 2Lancashire LightningEmirates Old Trafford, ManchesterNOT 169/9 (20 overs)Lancashire Lightning 208/4 (20 overs)Lost by 39 runs
LMatch Group match 3Derbyshire FalconsCentral Co-op County Ground, DerbyNOT 211/6 (20 overs)Derbyshire Falcons 234/4 (20 overs)Lost by 23 runs
WMatch Group match 4DurhamTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 157/4 (17.2 overs)Durham 156/8 (20 overs)Won by 6 wickets
WMatch Crossover matchWarwickshire BearsTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 143/7 (19.5 overs)Warwickshire Bears 139 all out (19.2 overs)Won by 3 wickets
WMatch Group match 6Derbyshire FalconsTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 183/6 (20 overs)Derbyshire Falcons 173/9 (20 overs)Won by 10 runs
WMatch Crossover matchKent SpitfiresSt Lawrence Ground, CanterburyNOT 187/6 (18.4 overs)Kent Spitfires 184/7 (20 overs)Won by 4 wickets
WMatch Group match 8Leicestershire FoxesUptonsteel Grace Road, LeicesterNOT 209/4 (20 overs)Leicestershire Foxes 135 all out (17.5 overs)Won by 74 runs
WMatch Group match 9Lancashire LightningTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 181/6 (20 overs)Lancashire Lightning 180/7 (20 overs)Won by 1 run
WMatch Group match 10DurhamBanks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-StreetNOT 166/8 (20 overs)Durham 164/6 (20 overs)Won by 2 runs
WMatch Group match 11Leicestershire FoxesTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 149/4 (18.2 overs)Leicestershire Foxes 143/7 (20 overs)Won by 6 wickets
LMatch Group match 12YorkshireHeadingley, LeedsNOT 175 all out (19.3 overs)Yorkshire 193 all out (20 overs)Lost by 18 runs
WMatch Quarter-finalSurreyTrent Bridge, NottinghamNOT 163/6 (20 overs)Surrey 156/7 (20 overs)Won by 7 runs
LMatch Semi-finalHampshire HawksEdgbaston, BirminghamNOT 160 all out (19.5 overs)Hampshire Hawks 187/3 (20 overs)Lost by 27 runs

Opening squad and documented 2026 campaign additions

Notts Outlaws 2026 Vitality Blast squad

The 20-player season group starts with the 15 names displayed in Nottinghamshire's official opening-match squad graphic. George Linde joined after his initial visa delay; Freddie McCann, Liam Patterson-White, Mohammad Amir and Binura Fernando are included because official reports document their 2026 Blast appearances. Peter Siddle is excluded because the club confirmed his withdrawal before the competition.

Batters

BatterJoe Clarke
BatterGeorge Munsey
BatterJack Haynes
BatterBen Martindale

Wicketkeeper-batters

WK-BatterTom Moores
WK-BatterBen Duckett

All-Rounders

All-RounderGeorge Linde
All-RounderBenny Howell
All-RounderLiam Patterson-White
All-RounderLyndon James
All-RounderFreddie McCann

Bowlers

BowlerOlly Stone
BowlerMohammad Amir
BowlerDillon Pennington
BowlerBinura Fernando
BowlerJames Hayes
BowlerFarhan Ahmed
BowlerMohammad Ali
BowlerJoe Pocklington
BowlerSam Seecharan

Competition record

League and season history

Nottinghamshire's men also compete in the County Championship and the Metro Bank One Day Cup, using the Outlaws name in limited-overs cricket. The Blaze are the club's separate women's team, while Trent Rockets are a separate Hundred team. This page isolates the completed 2026 men's Vitality Blast campaign.

SeasonFinishRecordTop scorerMost wickets
2026Semi-finals · 1st North Group9 wins · 5 losses overallGeorge Munsey · 500Mohammad Ali · 19
20256th · North Group7 wins · 7 lossesTom Moores · 459Daniel Sams · 16
20249th · North Group3 wins · 9 losses · 2 no-resultsJoe Clarke · 306Olly Stone · 15

Team operations

NOT coaching and support staff

Head Coach

Peter Moores

Nottinghamshire Head Coach since 2016 and coach of the 2017 and 2020 T20 title-winning sides.

Assistant Head Coach

Paul Franks

Member of the first-team coaching staff since late 2016.

Assistant Coach

Ant Botha

Leads much of the club's batting and spin-bowling development.

Assistant Coach

Kevin Shine

Former ECB Lead Fast Bowling Coach and part of the Nottinghamshire staff since 2019.

Director of Cricket

Mick Newell

Oversees the club's cricket programme and 2026 overseas recruitment.

T20 captain

Joe Clarke

Led the 2026 North Group winners and Finals Day semi-finalists.

Home venue

Trent Bridge Cricket Ground

West Bridgford, Nottingham, England

Trent Bridge is Nottinghamshire's headquarters in West Bridgford. It hosted all six Outlaws home group matches in 2026 and the seven-run quarter-final win over Surrey.

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Team news

Latest NOT updates

Official Nottinghamshire reports track the completed campaign from recruitment through the eight-match winning run, home quarter-final and Finals Day exit. Later One Day Cup news is kept separate.

Official destinations

NOT website and social handles

Use these direct links to avoid fan accounts and lookalike profiles.

Reader questions

Notts Outlaws FAQ

Where did Notts Outlaws finish in the 2026 Vitality Blast?

Notts topped the North Group with eight wins, four losses, 32 points and NRR +0.169. They beat Surrey in the quarter-final and lost to Hampshire in the semi-final.

Who captained Notts Outlaws in 2026?

Joe Clarke captained the Outlaws throughout the 2026 Blast campaign.

Who scored the most Notts Outlaws runs in 2026?

George Munsey led the team with 500 runs in 14 innings, including five fifties and a highest score of 88.

Who took the most Notts Outlaws wickets in 2026?

Mohammad Ali led with 19 wickets from ten matches, followed by George Linde with 17.

Who was Notts Outlaws' leading all-rounder in 2026?

George Linde combined 252 runs with 17 wickets across 13 matches.

Who coaches Notts Outlaws?

Peter Moores is Head Coach, supported by Paul Franks, Ant Botha and Kevin Shine, with Mick Newell as Director of Cricket.

Where do Notts Outlaws play home matches?

They play at Trent Bridge in West Bridgford, Nottingham. It hosted six 2026 group games and the quarter-final.

Who owns Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club?

Nottinghamshire CCC is a member-controlled registered society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act, registered as society 28978R.

How many T20 Blast titles have Notts Outlaws won?

Two. The Outlaws won England's men's domestic T20 competition in 2017 and 2020.

Do Nottinghamshire play in other competitions?

Yes. Nottinghamshire's men also play in the County Championship and One Day Cup. The Blaze and Trent Rockets have separate team records.

What are Notts Outlaws' official social handles?

The club uses @TrentBridge on X and Instagram, trentbridge on Facebook and nottsoutlaws on YouTube.

References

Sources for this team page

Updated 2026-08-10. Nottinghamshire and ECB sources establish the squad timeline, table, leadership, coaches, venue, governance and honours. Completed player tables supply the season aggregates. Two schedule-feed errors were corrected against the club's official reports: Notts made 169/9 and lost by 39 at Lancashire, while Warwickshire were all out in 19.2 overs at Trent Bridge.

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ECBFinal 2026 North Group table, points and net run rate
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Nottinghamshire CCCOfficial 15-player opening squad graphic, captain and Linde availability
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Nottinghamshire CCCOfficial current first-team players and management directory
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Nottinghamshire CCCMohammad Amir debut and Kent result
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Nottinghamshire CCCBinura Fernando debut and eighth consecutive win
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Nottinghamshire CCCQuarter-final score and first Finals Day since 2020
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Nottinghamshire CCCSemi-final score and campaign finish
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Nottinghamshire CCCOfficial Lancashire score of 169/9 and 39-run margin
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Nottinghamshire CCCOfficial Warwickshire innings duration and three-wicket win
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IPL.comCompleted 2026 batting and bowling aggregates
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Nottinghamshire CCC2025 annual report, Blast review and coaching context
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ECBFinal 2025 North Group table
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ECBFinal 2024 North Group table
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IPL.comCompleted 2025 player aggregates
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IPL.comCompleted 2024 player aggregates
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Nottinghamshire CCCOfficial club honours and 2017/2020 T20 titles
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Nottinghamshire CCCRegistered-society rules and member voting rights
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Nottinghamshire CCCTrent Bridge location and visitor information
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