Notts Outlaws are bidding for a double over Derbyshire when the local rivals return to Trent Bridge on Thursday 17 September.
Read on for everything you need to know about the second clash between the sides in a week, including:
How to follow the action
We hope you'll agree that our live stream – available at trentbridge.co.uk/live – has got you covered for the 2020 campaign.
You'll be able to enjoy the exploits of the Green and Golds with our multi-camera ball-tracking setup, while action replays, in-game statistics and live reaction will take you to the heart of the action.
Plus expect expert analysis from inside the Notts dressing room.
Take a look at what to expect here...
You can also find regular live updates and video highlights throughout the day on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Team News
Nottinghamshire have named a 13-man party for the clash.
Preview: Steven Mullaney on why the unbeaten Outlaws can still improve
Hours of Play
Play is due to begin at 6pm, with our live stream capturing the build-up from 5.30pm.
An hour and a quarter is allocated for the first innings, followed by a 15-minute break.
The run-chase is set to start at 7.30pm, with the game scheduled to conclude by 8.45pm.
There is a provision for an additional 30 minutes to make up for any time lost.
Memorable meeting
Riki Wessels and Brendan Taylor compiled a blistering Outlaws record which stands to this day when these sides met at Trent Bridge in 2017.
The duo put on 153 for the third wicket as the Green and Golds amassed 227-3 – the highest 20-over score ever made by a Notts T20 side.
In doing so, Wessels became Notts’ first-ever T20 centurion, smashing 110 runs from 54 deliveries and breaching the ropes on 18 occasions.
The opener found a willing accomplice in Taylor, who hit 67 from 42 balls and put on a half-century stand with captain Dan Christian, who himself hit a quickfire 32.
In reply, the Falcons fell agonisingly short of overhauling their daunting target, with Wayne Madsen’s unbeaten 86 and Billy Godleman’s 43 the key contributions.
Needing a maximum from the final delivery, Madsen could only manufacture a single off Jake Ball as the Outlaws secured their first win in what was to prove a memorable Blast campaign.
Weather Forecast
View the latest weather forecast here. Should any inclement weather be in the offing, we will keep you up to date with the prospects of play on our live stream and social media channels.