Nottinghamshire seam bowler Brett Hutton has signed a new contract extension to remain with the County Championship side until the conclusion of the 2028 campaign. The 33-year-old finished as the club’s top wicket-taker with 38 scalps during their 2025 Division One title-winning season.
Long-Serving Bowler Commits Future
Hutton has represented Nottinghamshire for 13 seasons across two separate stints, claiming a total of 357 wickets across all formats for the team. Alongside his playing duties, the veteran seamer aims to support emerging talent within the squad.
“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,” Hutton told the club’s website.
“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,” he added.
Young Academy Graduates Extend Stays
Fellow academy graduates Tom Giles and Ben Martindale have also put pen to paper on new deals at Trent Bridge. Giles, a 20-year-old seam bowler, made his first-class debut last season and claimed five wickets across four County Championship appearances, earning a two-year extension.
Meanwhile, 23-year-old all-rounder Ben Martindale has signed a 12-month contract extension. Martindale, whose father Duncan previously played for Nottinghamshire, has appeared 32 times across all formats and established himself as a regular in the club’s second XI.
