Hales, who also struck the highest one-day score by an England player last season when he hit 171 against Pakistan, was unsurprisingly named man of the match after eclipsing Mark Stoneman's impressive 144 not out in Surrey's innings of 297 for nine.BRIEF SCORENottinghamshire 298/6 in 47.5 overs (Hales 187*, Read 58) beat Surrey 297/9 (Stoneman 144*, Patel 3/51) by four wicketsWhat a day, what a moment! Notts Outlaws are Royal London One-Day Cup champions #NottsvSur pic.twitter.com/YY2xH0RSmI
— Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) July 1, 2017
Alex Hales hit an unbeaten 187 and broke a host of batting records as he led Nottinghamshire to a convincing one-day cup final success over Surrey at Lord's on Saturday.
The England one-day specialist helped his county reach 298 for six to beat Surrey by four wickets with more than two overs to spare to win the 50-over Royal London Cup.
His haul was not only the highest individual score in a county final at Lord's but also the biggest List A score at the venue, beating David Boon's 166 for Australia against the Marylebone Cricket Club in 1989.
