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Brett Hutton signs new two-year deal with Nottinghamshire

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 22:02 · Archive

Seamer Brett Hutton has signed a new two-year contract with Nottinghamshire until the end of the 2028 season.

Seamer Brett Hutton has signed a new two-year contract with Nottinghamshire to extend his stay at Trent Bridge until the end of the 2028 season.

The 33-year-old was the club's leading wicket-taker with 38 wickets when they won the Division One title in 2025. He has spent 13 seasons with Nottinghamshire across two spells and has taken 357 wickets across all formats for the club. He made his first-class debut for them in 2011.

Hutton told the club's website: 'I always want to keep making a difference for us in every facet of the game, and having been around the club for a while now, I also want to help the younger players coming through. I've got the same hunger to perform and help this team achieve success that I've always had, and there's a great feeling among the strong group that we've got here at the moment.'

Two other players have also extended their stays at Trent Bridge. Seam bowler Tom Giles, 20, has signed a new two-year deal. He made his first-class debut for the club last season and took five wickets in four County Championship appearances.

All-rounder Ben Martindale, 23, has signed a new deal keeping him at the club for a further 12 months. He has featured 32 times across all formats and has been a regular in the club's second XI side for a number of years. Martindale's father Duncan also played for Nottinghamshire. Both Giles and Martindale came through the club's academy, as Hutton did more than a decade earlier.

Brett Hutton signs new two-year deal with Nottinghamshire
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