The win extended Notts’ unbeaten run, keeping them four points ahead of the rest of Group A, while Lancashire moved to eight points, matching the tally of Somerset, Surrey, and Leicestershire, following their six‑wicket victory over Kent in Preston that built on Sunday’s triumph over the Foxes.
Kent, batting first, posted 223 runs from 46.5 overs, but the target never looked sufficient, even as captain Daniel Bell‑Drummond scored a half‑century (56).
Lancashire pace bowler Mitchell Stanley was the standout bowler, claiming figures of 3‑43.
Keaton Jennings extended his strong start to the competition, adding 31 to his scores of 64 against Surrey and 135 against Leicestershire.
Kent found it difficult to break partnerships as Lancashire posted half‑century stands for the second and fourth wickets.
The latter partnership yielded 69 runs between Marcus Harris (47) and Rocky Flintoff (41 not out), bringing Lancashire within striking distance of victory.
Flintoff sealed the win alongside Joseph Moores — nephew of former England coach Peter Moores — as Lancashire reached the target with 13 balls to spare.
Kent remain second‑last in the group with their second loss in three matches.