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DBS vs NOTS, 21st T20, T20 Blast 2026 summary
NOTS
211-6(20.0)
Derbyshire won by 23 runs 🏆
DBS
(20.0)234-4
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P'ship : 6(1)
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That's it from our live coverage of this game between Notts Outlaws and Derbyshire. This is Mohammad Anab signing off on behalf of my colleagues Dev Rajawat and Raju Khariya. Cheers.
1:59 AM IST, 9:29 PM Local Time: End of the game as Derbyshire have registered a win by 23 runs over Notts Outlaws. This is the first time that Derbyshire have won back-to-back games against Notts Outlaws. A target of 235 runs always looked out of Outalws' reach but they still finished at a respectable score of 211/6.
Batting first, Derbyshire racked up a massive 234 for 4 from their 20 overs. Skipper Aneurin Donald was the standout performer with a sensational 84 off 31 balls, smashing 7 fours and 8 sixes. He shared an explosive opening partnership with Martin Andersson, who blasted an unbeaten 69 from 43 deliveries, while Ross Whiteley added the finishing touches as Derbyshire piled on runs throughout the innings.
Faced with a daunting target of 235, Nottinghamshire never looked in control and failed to score at a very high run rate. The side barely scored just over six an over in the powerplay.
Except for Jack Haynes, none of the top four batters failed to make an impact. Number 5 batter, Tom Moores, scored a brilliant unbeaten 75 (34) but it was not enough as Outlaws could manage only 211/6.
For Derbs, Ben Aitchison and Nick Potts picked up two wickets apiece but it was their Pakistani seamer Akif Javed who bowled exceptionally well as he gave only 29 runs in his four overs. The lanky bowler bowled brilliant back-of-the-length deliveries. One of them even seriously injured Moores too.
With this win, Derbyshire have registered their second victory of the season while Outlaws are still searching for their first.
Batting first, Derbyshire racked up a massive 234 for 4 from their 20 overs. Skipper Aneurin Donald was the standout performer with a sensational 84 off 31 balls, smashing 7 fours and 8 sixes. He shared an explosive opening partnership with Martin Andersson, who blasted an unbeaten 69 from 43 deliveries, while Ross Whiteley added the finishing touches as Derbyshire piled on runs throughout the innings.
Faced with a daunting target of 235, Nottinghamshire never looked in control and failed to score at a very high run rate. The side barely scored just over six an over in the powerplay.
Except for Jack Haynes, none of the top four batters failed to make an impact. Number 5 batter, Tom Moores, scored a brilliant unbeaten 75 (34) but it was not enough as Outlaws could manage only 211/6.
For Derbs, Ben Aitchison and Nick Potts picked up two wickets apiece but it was their Pakistani seamer Akif Javed who bowled exceptionally well as he gave only 29 runs in his four overs. The lanky bowler bowled brilliant back-of-the-length deliveries. One of them even seriously injured Moores too.
With this win, Derbyshire have registered their second victory of the season while Outlaws are still searching for their first.
OVER 20
Nottinghamshire
211/6
Joseph Pocklington
6(1)
Tom Moores
75(34)
Ben Aitchison
2-44(4.0)
19.6 Ben Aitchison to Joseph Pocklington
6 SIX!!! PUMPED!! Short of a length and around off. Pocklington goes back and rides the bounce. Thumps it over the deep mid-wicket fence for a biggie. DERBYSHIRE HAVE DEFEATED NOTTINGHAMSHIRE BY 23 RUNS!!!
Joseph Pocklington comes in to face the final ball.
A catch right at the end of the game. Howell departs for 19 off 10 balls. Fifth wicket down for Outlaws.
19.5 Ben Aitchison to Benny Howell
W OUT!! TAKEN!! AITCHISON GETS HIS SECOND OF THE MATCH!! Back of a length and outside off. Howell goes back and tries to use the pace of the bowler. Looks to slice it over the backward point fielder, but the ball gets big on him. Ends up playing it straight into the hands of Jewell there, who makes no mistake.
19.4 Ben Aitchison to Tom Moores
1 Back of a length and around off, swatted it down off the upper half of the bat to long on for one.
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