Seconds v Derbyshire 2s SEC at Lady Bay Loss

 

Day 4

Derbyshire won by eight wickets

Day 3

The started as Day 2 ended with the Derbyshire  patiently extending their lead. 41 not out from Sam Conners (120 balls), ensured that the visitors closed their innings with a useful 96 run advantage. Fateh Singh 2/9.

Sam Northeast batting at 3 returned a two ball duck, openers Montgomery (11) and Compton (7) didn't fare much better but Sol Budinger, given license to play his own game, threw his wicket away as per usual after scoring 28.

At tea: Notts led by 86 having lost 4 wickets. Lyndon James 72*, Liam Patterson-White 53* Sam Conners 3/42

In the evening session Notts lost the remaining six wickets, James 98, LPW 69 Alex Thomson 3/34 All out 264

Day 2

TOBY BAGS A 5-FER

Toby Pettman finished the day with figures of 5/30 but the day was dominated by two Derbyshire centurions as Derbyshire stood 336/8 at stumps at the close of the second day, a lead of 54 runs.

Luis Reece 112 and Alex Hughes 136

Day 1

HUTTON AND PATTERSON-WHITE LEAD RECOVERY

The Nottinghamshire's Regulars fought back well on Day One of their SEC match against Derbyshire. This was the first game at Lady Bay since 2019 to welcome in spectators. The team, largely the same collection of players that made a good account of themselves in the Royal London Cup, suffered the early loss of both openers after being asked to bat first by the visitors.

Matthew Montgomery chased a wide ball that he had no business chasing, was quickly followed by his partner Ben Compton who must have joined the dots and worked out that his future lies elsewhere from next season, especially as Notts announced a loan replacement for Haseeb Hameed this morning, with Sam Northeast coming to Trent Bridge for the rest of the season.

Lyndon James was unlucky to have been adjudged leg before to a high ball angling down legside. But, Liam Patterson-White batting at 3 with Sol Budinger put on a partnership of 79 in 75 minutes, Budinger out just before lunch for 49. Notts 101/4

In the middle session Notts lost just Peter Trego (20), as Patterson-White and Brett Hutton added 102 further runs before tea. 239/5.

Liam Patterson-White (97), Dane Schadendorf (0), Brett Hutton (67), Toby Pettman (0) and Tom Barber (0) then allowed the initiative to slip back to the visitors in the evening session leaving Fateh Singh 20 not out*. Sam Conners 3/46, Julius Sumeraurer 3/42, Luis Reece 2/38 reaped the most rewards for Derbyshire. Notts 282 all out

There was enough time for 15 overs, in which Derbyshire had lost Harry Came (0) and Tom Wood (9) wickets for Hutton and Pettman. Derbyshire 32/2.

Point of interest: Julius Thomas Silvester Sumeraurer is a 20 year old RFM, born in Botswana and has represented Jersey at u19 and senior levels.