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2GN9FH3 Cricket Pavilion at Queens Park, Queen's Park is a county cricket ground in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Photo captured in September 2021
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McCann shines as Outlaws boost knockout hopes with win over Northamptonshire

Freddie McCann's 91 helped ease Notts Outlaws to victory and after the game he spoke of the solid contributions with the bat throughout the top and middle order and how inside knowledge of the Chesterfield Queen's Park pitch, helped frame the victory.

07.08.26, 20:07 Updated 07.08.26, 20:08 4 Minute Read

Andy Moore

Andy Moore

Freddie McCann continued his outstanding Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign with a superb 91 as Nottinghamshire claimed a crucial six-wicket victory over Northamptonshire at Queen's Park, Chesterfield.

Playing at the picturesque Derbyshire outground, the Outlaws produced an accomplished all-round display, restricting Northamptonshire to 259 for eight before chasing down their target of 260 with 20 balls to spare to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages firmly alive.

After Northants elected to bat, the Outlaws attack never allowed Northamptonshire to completely take control despite several useful contributions throughout the innings. Luke Procter made 53 at the top of the order, while captain Nathan McSweeney (49), George Bartlett (55) and Rob Keogh (33) all threatened to push the visitors towards a bigger total.

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