Overton takes five wickets as Somerset defeats Nottinghamshire
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Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Craig Overton's five wickets propelled Somerset to a 306-run victory over Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge on June 15, 2026. Somerset's win ended Nottinghamshire's unbeaten run this season, with the hosts collapsing to 166 all out while chasing a daunting target of 473. Meanwhile, Essex secured a six-wicket victory against Leicestershire, led by Paul Walter's 110, moving them to the top of the County Championship table.
- •Somerset won by 306 runs, Nottinghamshire all out for 166.
- •Overton's figures included 5-29 in the second innings.
- •Essex chased down a target of 217, reaching 220-4.
- •Paul Walter scored 110 for Essex in their victory.
- •Sam Hain helped Warwickshire secure a draw against Yorkshire.
"Craig Overton took five wickets as Somerset ignited their County Championship challenge and handed defending champions Nottinghamshire their first defeat of the season at Trent Bridge.
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