Leicestershire defeated Nottinghamshire by 23 runs in the One-Day Cup, defending a total of 303 for 7 by restricting their opponents to 280. A decisive middle-over surge with the bat and a disciplined bowling performance in the same phase proved the difference between the two sides. Nottinghamshire were unable to recover from a cluster of wickets that halted their chase despite a promising start.

Nottinghamshire chased 274 to beat Yorkshire by three wickets in the One-Day Cup final at Headingley, reaching 277 for 7 with four balls to spare. Yorkshire's 273 for 9, built on a patient 84 from Harry Brook, proved insufficient as Nottinghamshire's middle order absorbed pressure through the closing overs. The result delivers Nottinghamshire their first 50-over trophy since 2017 and leaves Yorkshire still searching for a first limited-overs title in five seasons.