Notts’ Vitality Blast group-stage campaign comes to an end with the visit of Durham to Trent Bridge on Sunday 20 September.

Read on for everything you need to know about the second clash between the sides in a week, including:  

 

How to follow the action 

We hope you'll agree that our live stream – available at trentbridge.co.uk/live – has got you covered for the 2020 campaign. 

You'll be able to enjoy the exploits of the Green and Golds with our multi-camera ball-tracking setup, while action replays, in-game statistics and live reaction will take you to the heart of the action.

Plus expect expert analysis from inside the Notts dressing room.

Take a look at what to expect here...

You can also find regular live updates and video highlights throughout the day on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

 

Team News 

Nottinghamshire have named a 13-man party for the clash.

Preview: Tom Moores on improving after Foxes setback 

 

Hours of Play

Play is due to begin at 1pm, with our live stream capturing the build-up from 12.30pm.

An hour and a quarter is allocated for the first innings, followed by a 15-minute break.

The run-chase is set to start at 2.30pm, with the game scheduled to conclude by 3.45pm.

There is a provision for an additional 60 minutes to make up for any time lost.

 

Memorable meeting

 

The Outlaws have been blessed with a slew of heavy hitters in recent white-ball seasons, but the high-water mark for destructive powerplay hitting remains the fixture between Notts and Durham in 2017.

Alex Hales and Riki Wessels marmalised the visiting attack, hitting 106 runs from the opening six overs of the innings.

The Trent Bridge faithful were treated to eight sixes and 11 fours in the opening exchanges as the first-wicket pair laid a dauting foundation.

Hales would top-score with 95, falling one lusty blow short of equalling the world record for the fastest individual T20 century of all time, held by Chris Gayle.

Earlier, Durham had made 183-7 from their 20 overs – a not inconsiderable target which was quickly made to feel miniscule by the efforts of those in green and gold.

Wessels finished unbeaten on 41, with Samit Patel notching 26 as the Outlaws triumphed with almost six overs to spare.

 

Weather Forecast

View the latest weather forecast here. Should any inclement weather be in the offing, we will keep you up to date with the prospects of play on our live stream and social media channels.