As Nottinghamshire Outlaws coasted at Trent Bridge Using a resounding 10-wicket Success over Middlesex, brutal half-centuries smashed against.
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This week, hales, who signed up a contract, flayed the Middlesex attack as he and Nash shared a unbroken partnership of 165.
Nash, which makes his first Blast appearance of the season, finished with 74 from 53 balls as Nottinghamshire clinched the win with 3.4 overs to spare and booked their third Finals Day area in four decades.
That result never looked at all later Middlesex had put their hosts a goal of 161, even though having an impressive knock of 53 from 31 balls by England one-day captain Eoin Morgan.
The Outlaws put Middlesex in and strangled their innings in the beginning, with off-spinner Matt Carter (2-16) bookkeeping for openers Paul Stirling (11) and Dawid Malan (2) in the same .
Pakistan left-armer Imad Wasim (2-31) imposed another double blow on the visitors with two wickets in as many deliveries – one of them the decoration of AB de Villiers (11), who grabbed him into the hands of deep midwicket.
John Simpson increased the tempo with 25 from 21 balls as well as after he had holed off Samit Patel, it had been down to Toby Roland-Jones (26 out of 19) to keep Morgan company since the pair included 58 in 33 deliveries.
By clipping Harry Gurney for six to the leg , morgan brought up his half-century, but he sliced the ball and also as they clambered to 160-8, also the Middlesex innings petered out.
Hales got Nottinghamshire off to a flying start in pursuit of the goal, swinging Mujeeb Ur-Rahman for four and six from balls, as he hammered on 14 off Tom Helm’s first over, and Nash joined in.
Middlesex’s bowlers were not able to stem the flow of runs, even together with 50 being passed by the Outlaws in just the fourth over – and they fluffed their chance of a breakthrough if both batsmen were put down off skiers at on.
Nash was first to his half-century with Hales carrying four deliveries to follow suit, out of 30 balls and he was given yet another lifetime when Stevie Eskinazi struck a catch off Roland-Jones.
Hales finished off event from the 17th finished an enormous heave, with his twenty-six into the stands.
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