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Olly Stone in action for Nottinghamshire against Yorkshire on the way to figures of 5-51 and 50 wickets for the season Mark Dunn

Tykes on the back foot at Trent Bridge

Not for the first time this season and possibly also not for the last, Yorkshire had George Hill to thank for retaining an interest in a match that the top order had let slip in tricky batting conditions on day two. Even so, they'll have to play extremely well if they're to end the season with three successive championship wins.

25.09.26, 21:27 4 Minute Read

Another five wickets for fast bowler Olly Stone, giving him 50 in a first-class season for the first time, provided at least some celebration for Nottinghamshire after retaining their Rothesay County Championship became mathematically impossible thanks to Warwickshire’s points haul against Leicestershire at Edgbaston.

The 2025 champions will fancy their chances of ending the season with a victory, leading Yorkshire by 127 with seven second innings wickets in hand, but after Warwickshire collected three batting bonus points to Nottinghamshire’s one, a gap that stood at 15 points at the start of the final round can no longer be closed.

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