Leicestershire have reached their second One-Day Cup final in four years after beating Notts Outlaws by 23 runs in their semi-final at Grace Road. Hamza Shaikh set the Foxes on their way to the decider against Middlesex, scoring a match-defining 104 off 109 balls. The 20-year-old combined with Nick Kelly (53) for a 117-run fourth-wicket partnership to give Notts plenty to do.
Leicestershire reach One-Day Cup final
UKPulse Sport DeskLeicestershire have beaten Notts Outlaws by 23 runs in their semi-final at Grace Road, reaching their second One-Day Cup final in four years.
- Leicestershire have reached their second One-Day Cup final in four years
- They beat Notts Outlaws by 23 runs in their semi-final at Grace Road
- Hamza Shaikh scored a match-defining 104 off 109 balls for Leicestershire
Why this matters: The One-Day Cup final will be the sixth to be played at Trent Bridge since English cricket's only remaining List A competition left Lord's in 2019.
What this means for you: If you're a fan of Leicestershire or Middlesex, you can look forward to watching the One-Day Cup final.