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.
Hutton, 33, is a graduate of the Nottinghamshire Academy and was the Green and Golds’ leading wicket-taker during the 2025 County Championship-winning campaign with 38 scalps.
The right-armer has spent a total of 13 seasons on the playing staff at Trent Bridge across two spells, during which time he has claimed 357 all-format wickets at 26.90 apiece.
“I'm delighted to be extending my time here,” said Hutton. “Having come through the Academy at the start of my career, it means a huge amount to continue representing the club.
“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.
“I definitely think there’s a lot more to come from us, and I’m really excited to be part of that again next summer at least as we keep trying to compete for success.”
Hutton, who has also contributed eight fifties with the bat for Notts, made his First-Class debut in the Champion County clash with the MCC in Abu Dhabi in 2011.
He went on to make his List A bow in that same year, against Sri Lanka A, and has subsequently totalled over 130 all-format appearances while at Trent Bridge.
Hutton’s first spell ended when he left for a three-year stint at Northamptonshire prior to 2018, but since his return, he has helped Notts to two trophies, including the 2025 Championship title last year.
“I've got plenty more to offer as a bowler and I'm always looking for ways to improve my game and help the team,” he continued.
“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.
“It's a great environment to be part of, and I'm genuinely excited about what we can achieve together in the future.”
Nottinghamshire Head Coach, Peter Moores, added: “Brett has become a key member of our squad since coming back to the club.
“As someone who came through our system, it was a special moment for him to be part of the Championship-winning season and play such a big role in our success.
“His record shows you his quality, and he offers us control as well as wickets, which is a balance we’re always trying to get.
“He had a frustrating season last year with injuries, so it’s a great opportunity for him to build on previous success and go again with a group of players who are hungry for more success.”