

Match Prediction
Nottinghamshire T20B regular season me 15th par 4 points ke saath baithe hain, 1W-3L record aur -0.923 NRR ke saath. Warwickshire 18th par 0 points, 0W-4L, aur -1.043 NRR ke saath. NOT ek win ke baad aa rahe hain, jabki WAR phir se ek tight chase me haar ke aa rahe hain. WAR ke liye pressure turant hai—off the mark aana zaroori hai.
Toss & Conditions
Head-to-Head
Last three meetings me Nottinghamshire 2-1 se lead karte hain. Most recent match me Nottinghamshire ne Warwickshire ka total 0 balls remaining ke saath chase karke 6 wickets se jeeta, matlab proper last-ball finish. Wo game basically isi cheez se define hua ki Nottinghamshire final delivery tak gayi chase me bhi line cross kar gayi. Last three me results swing hue hain, but Nottinghamshire ne back-to-back wins ke saath edge le liya hai.
Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire regular season me 15th par hain, 1W-3L start se 4 points aur -0.923 NRR ke saath. Unka latest outing ek chase tha jahan unhone 6 wickets se jeeta aur 16 balls remaining the—unke do prior defeats ke comparison me kaafi cleaner finish. Recent pattern mixed hai, but last result dikhata hai ki wo chase ko close kar sakte hain bina final over tak le jaaye.
Warwickshire
Warwickshire 18th par 0 points ke saath hain—0W-4L aur -1.043 NRR. Unhone apne last three matches lose kiye hain, aur latest defeat tab aayi jab wo total defend kar rahe the jo 4 balls remaining ke saath chase ho gaya. Trend consistent hai: positions competitive banate hain, but games finish nahi kar paa rahe.
Playing XI
Key Stats
Verdict
All four models Nottinghamshire ke favour me consensus me hain, average probability NOT ke liye 60% hai. Bookmakers bhi agree kar rahe hain: Nottinghamshire 57% (1.65) vs Warwickshire 43% (2.15). Key stats Nottinghamshire ko 5-2 overall lean karte hain, mainly standings edge aur better recent H2H record ki wajah se. Swing factor ye hai ki kya WAR finally tight finishes close kar paayega jo baar-baar unke against ja rahe hain.
Haynes’ powerplay blitz sets it up
Jack Haynes’ 17-ball 36 gave Nottinghamshire the head start that ultimately carried them through a nervy finish, even as the chase threatened to unravel. After restricting Warwickshire to 139 all out, Notts looked in complete control early, then had to scrap deep into the 20th over before getting home by three wickets with one ball remaining.
Yates turns the middle overs
The game swung hard in the middle phase of the chase. Nottinghamshire stormed to 67/1 in the powerplay, but from there Warwickshire’s bowling squeezed and struck, dragging the hosts to 121/7 across the middle overs (54/6 at 5.4 an over). Robert Yates was the catalyst: his 4/22 repeatedly hit the stumps and forced miscues, turning a cruise into a chase that demanded calm in the final two overs.
Haynes starts, Ali finishes job
Haynes’ early striking created breathing room that mattered once wickets fell in clusters. Mohammad Ali’s 3/27 was just as important in shaping a chaseable target, breaking Warwickshire’s momentum as they tried to accelerate after a steady start. Yates was the standout on the day, yet Nottinghamshire’s composure at the death — 22/0 after the wobble — ensured his spell didn’t steal the points.
Pre-match edge, match-day stress
Nottinghamshire came in rated slightly ahead on form and recent head-to-heads, and the powerplay showed why: they scored faster and cleaner up top than Warwickshire managed. But the expected late-innings comfort never arrived because Warwickshire’s best work came exactly where Notts can be vulnerable — the middle overs — and it kept the finish tight. Warwickshire, winless in their last three, still pushed the game to the last ball, but couldn’t land the final blow.
NONottinghamshire
157/4
DUDurham
156/8
DEDerbyshire
234/4
NONottinghamshire
211/6
LALancashire
208/4
NONottinghamshire
172/9
NONottinghamshire
167/7
YOYorkshire
169/3
NONottinghamshire
127/6
LALancashire
126/10
WOWorcestershire
206/7
NONottinghamshire
161/10
NONottinghamshire
159/3
DUDurham
156/10
NONottinghamshire
189/9
LELeicestershire
188/2
DUDurham
231/5
NONottinghamshire
182/10
NONorthamptonshire
140/10
NONottinghamshire
164/8
NO4
WA6
WAWarwickshire
206/7
NONottinghamshire
212/4
NONottinghamshire
229/3
WAWarwickshire
226/5
NONottinghamshire
57/10
WAWarwickshire
61/1
WAWarwickshire
149/10
NONottinghamshire
127/10
NONottinghamshire
168/10
WAWarwickshire
172/8
WAWarwickshire
203/9
NONottinghamshire
214/3
NONottinghamshire
206/10
WAWarwickshire
261/2
WAWarwickshire
98/4
NONottinghamshire
97/4
WAWarwickshire
63/10
NONottinghamshire
177/9
NONottinghamshire
211/9
WAWarwickshire
229/5
WAWarwickshire
208/7
NONorthamptonshire
209/4
WOWorcestershire
142/4
WAWarwickshire
141/10
WAWarwickshire
189/5
SOSomerset
193/3
GLGloucestershire
121/10
WAWarwickshire
74/10
SOSomerset
191/6
WAWarwickshire
190/6
DEDerbyshire
106/10
WAWarwickshire
233/5
WAWarwickshire
176/10
NONorthamptonshire
240/6
WOWorcestershire
153/10
WAWarwickshire
176/10
WAWarwickshire
203/9
LALancashire
167/10
DUDurham
182/7
WAWarwickshire
174/8
NOR
4
4-0
16
HAM
5
4-1
16
GLO
4
3-1
12
SUR
5
3-2
12
KEN
4
3-1
12
YOR
4
3-1
12
DER
5
2-3
8
ESS
4
2-2
8
SOM
3
2-1
8
DUR
4
2-2
8
WOR
3
2-1
8
GLA
3
1-2
4
LAN
3
1-2
4
SUS
4
1-3
4
NOT
4
1-3
4
MID
5
1-4
4
LEI
4
1-3
4
WAR
4
0-4
0
NOR
4
4
0
—
+1.848
16
HAM
5
4
1
—
+0.971
16
GLO
4
3
1
—
+0.940
12
SUR
5
3
2
—
+0.679
12
KEN
4
3
1
—
+0.571
12
YOR
4
3
1
—
+0.527
12
DER
5
2
3
—
+0.856
8
ESS
4
2
2
—
+0.005
8
SOM
3
2
1
—
-0.111
8
DUR
4
2
2
—
-0.309
8
WOR
3
2
1
—
-1.211
8
GLA
3
1
2
—
+0.943
4
LAN
3
1
2
—
-0.375
4
SUS
4
1
3
—
-0.498
4
NOT
4
1
3
—
-0.923
4
MID
5
1
4
—
-1.288
4
LEI
4
1
3
—
-2.007
4
WAR
4
0
4
—
-1.043
0
NORWWWW
HAMLWWWW
GLOWWLW
SURWWLLW
KENWWLW
YORWWWL
DERLLWWL
ESSLLWW
SOMWWL
DURWWLL
WORWLW
GLALLW
LANLWL
SUSWLLL
NOTLLLW
MIDLLWLL
LEILLLW
WARLLLL
