Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Points Table: Updated standings after Lancashire vs Nottinghamshire, Match 113

Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Points Table
Vitality T20 Blast 2024 Points Table

The Vitality Blast 2024 season continued on Wednesday, July 17, with a crucial North Group match between Nottinghamshire and hosts Lancashire at Manchester’s Old Trafford. Capitalizing on their home advantage, Lancashire steamrolled Nottinghamshire by eight wickets to consolidate second spot.

Birmingham Bears stay on top of the North Group with 18 points from 12 games while second-placed Lancashire closed in on the gap by moving to 17 points. Leicestershire (0.179), at number three, are placed above fourth-placed Northamptonshire (-0.318) due to having a superior net run rate (NRR).

Yorkshire and Durham, with 13 points each, occupy fifth and sixth spots, respectively, while Derbyshire retained their seventh position by accumulating 11 points from 12 outings. Worcestershire find themselves eighth on the nine-team standings while Nottinghamshire’s latest defeat keeps them at the bottom with a mere six points from 13 matches.

Here’s the updated North Group standings:

PosTeamsMatWonLostNRPtsNRR
1Warwickshire12930181.259
2Lancashire13733171.273
3Leicestershire13651140.179
4Northamptonshire1264114-0.318
5Yorkshire13661130.085
6Durham1366113-0.413
7Derbyshire12561110.195
8Worcestershire134908-0.203
9Nottinghamshire132926-1.981

With no South Group games on offer on Wednesday, the points table remained the same with Surrey topping the nine-team standings with 18 points. They are followed by Sussex, Somerset, Essex, Gloucestershire, Glamorgan, Hampshire, Middlesex and Kent in that order.

Here’s the updated South Group standings:

PosTeamsMatWonLostNRPtsNRR
1Surrey12821181.291
2Sussex12840160.66
3Somerset12741151.076
4Essex13751150.253
5Gloucestershire13660130.502
6Glamorgan1357111-1.207
7Hampshire123639-0.649
8Middlesex123639-1.572
9Kent1331006-0.958

Luke Wood, Phil Salt, and Liam Livingstone headline Lancashire’s big win

After winning the toss and opting to field first, Lancashire bowlers limited Nottinghamshire to just 131/7. Luke Wood seized three key Nottinghamshire wickets to return with figures of 3/23. The speedster received much assistance via timely breakthroughs from Saqib Mahmood (1/26), Chris Green (1/34), Tom Hartley (1/10), and Liam Livingstone (1/22).

For Nottinghamshire, middle-order batter Lyndon James made a sizeable contribution by smacking 51 runs from 38 balls. Wicketkeeper Tom Moores added 26 runs at near run-a-ball from his end towards the backend of the innings.

Chasing 132, the Lancashire batters gunned down the target in just 14.3 overs at the expense of their two opening batters. While Phil Salt laid out the platform with a 42-ball 70 at the top, Liam Livingstone smacked three sixes and as many boundaries in his 37-ball 54* to take Lancashire to an eight-wicket victory.

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Edited by Samya Majumdar