Robson rediscovers touch as tepid draw sets in
Sam Robson put aside a poor run of form to notch a much-needed century in tame draw
05/07Result
LV= County Championship Division One at Nottingham, Jul 5-8 2015
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![Middlesex]( "Middlesex")
374 & 162/1 (47 ov) -
![Nottinghamshire]( "Nottinghamshire")
05/07Result
LV= County Championship Division One at Nottingham, Jul 5-8 2015
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![Middlesex]( "Middlesex")
374 & 162/1 (47 ov) -
![Nottinghamshire]( "Nottinghamshire")
Match Centre
Match Details
Toss
Nottinghamshire , elected to field first
Season
Hours of play (local time)
11am start, Lunch 13.00-13.40, Tea 15.40-16.00, Close 18.00
Match days
5,6,7,8 July 2015 (4-day match)
Umpires
Points
Nottinghamshire 11, Middlesex 11
Scorecard Summary
MIDDLESEX 374 (108 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- James Harris73 (168)
- Dawid Malan*182 (270)
- Harry Gurney3/68 (22)
- Brett Hutton3/81 (30)
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 419/9d (136.3 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Chris Read108 (206)
- Brendan Taylor77 (148)
- James Franklin3/41 (15)
- Ollie Rayner2/47 (18.3)
MIDDLESEX 162/1 (47 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- James Harris44 (66)
- Sam Robson*77 (148)
- Harry Gurney1/17 (7)
- Luke Wood0/17 (7)
END OF OVER:47 | 2 Runs | MIDDX: 162/1
- Nick Compton36 (68b)
- Sam Robson77 (148b)
- Samit Patel13-4-39-0
- Steven Mullaney4-2-11-0
46.6
0
Patel to Compton, no run,
46.5
0
Patel to Compton, no run,
46.4
1
Patel to Robson, 1 run,
46.3
0
Patel to Robson, no run,
46.2
0
Patel to Robson, no run,
46.1
0
Patel to Robson, no run,
Match Coverage
All Match NewsRobson rediscovers touch as tepid draw sets in
Sam Robson put aside a poor run of form to notch a much-needed century in tame draw
Read ton relieves Notts pressure
Chris Read helped himself to a second century of the season as Nottinghamshire dominated day three against Middlesex at Trent Bridge
Franklin gives note to not write off Middlesex
The odds against Yorkshire retaining the title may be shortening every day but Middlesex ought not to be discounted as contenders just yet, even though Andrew Gale's team clearly have some momentum.
Malan, Harris give Moores plenty to ponder
Dawid Malan and James Harris put on an unbroken 147-run stand for the eighth wicket to lift Middlesex from trouble to a position of strength
