A low scoring match with an extraordinary collapse in the third innings. Billy Root appearing at Lady Bay and Trent Bridge "at the same time".
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This Week's Favourite Posts
03 June, 2015
v Sussex LV Championship at Trent Bridge
NOTTS HAVE MEMORABLE VICTORY
Summer finally came today both in metrological and cricketing sense as Notts picked up their first championship win since last August.
The win by 159 runs was richly deserved and completely unexpected after losing a crucial toss and being 55 for six on day 1. Ball, Wood and Patel really stepped up when required.
30 May, 2015
v Durham Jets NWT20 Blast at Trent Bridge.
Wessels stars as Outlaws ground the Jets
Notts gained a welcome win defeating Durham by 15 runs on a cool windy day at Trent Bridge in front of 6,802 spectators.
29 May, 2015
27 May, 2015
Kent v Surrey LV= D2 at Beckenham
Loanwatch
The Luke Fletcher fan club have taken the journey to Beckenham to see their hero play for Surrey against Kent.
25 May, 2015
Nottinghamshire Academy v Radcliffe on Trent at Lady Bay Notts Sports Ground
A winning draw for Academy as Radcliffe's 9th wicket pair hold out. Dan Freeman the star with the bat for the Academy
23 May, 2015
West Indian Cavaliers v Caythorpe at BirchoverPark
A smattering of old pro's met at Birchover Park today with the wily Caythorpe proving to be too resilient as Cavaliers lost their last 7 wickets for 15 runs.
21 May, 2015
v Yorkshire Vikings NWT20 Blast at Trent Bridge
GALE LEADS VIKING RAID TO SUCCESS OVER OUTLAWS
Notts ended a poor week by being comfortably defeated by six wickets with seven balls to spare by Yorkshire.
After a warm tea time the temperature had dropped considerably by 1830 and visiting Captain Gale won the toss and inserted Notts on a used wicket. With Hales in India and Lumb still crocked the batting line up looked less menacing than normal. Philander was dropped so Sam Wood and Will Gidman came in from the team that beat the Bears last week.
20 May, 2015
Leicestershire v Lancashire LV= D2 at Grace Road
With Nottinghamshire's capitulation yesterday, this freed-up a day for Nottsviewer JAG to visit Grace Road and get a bit of perspective.
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