Somerset Dominates Nottinghamshire in Season Opener
Abell, Rew script familiar tale of frustration for Nottinghamshire
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In the opening match of the Rothesay County Championship Division One, Somerset scored 292 for 6 against Nottinghamshire, thanks to a strong partnership between Tom Abell and James Rew. Abell scored 108 runs and Rew contributed 64 runs, leading Somerset from a precarious position to a solid total at the Cooper Associates Ground in Taunton.
- 01Tom Abell scored 108 runs off 186 balls, marking his 21st first-class century.
- 02James Rew contributed 64 runs, forming a crucial partnership with Abell.
- 03Somerset recovered from 66 for 3 to post 292 for 6 by the end of the day.
- 04Olly Stone and Liam Patterson-White took two wickets each for Nottinghamshire.
- 05The match faced interruptions due to rain, ending play seven overs early.
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In the first day of the Rothesay County Championship Division One match at the Cooper Associates Ground, Taunton, Somerset posted 292 for 6 against Nottinghamshire. Tom Abell (captain) led the charge with a well-crafted 108 runs off 186 balls, while James Rew supported with 64 runs. The pair's fourth-wicket partnership of 140 runs was pivotal in guiding Somerset from a shaky 66 for 3 after losing the toss. Nottinghamshire's bowlers, particularly Olly Stone and Liam Patterson-White, managed to take two wickets each but struggled overall against a resilient Somerset batting lineup. The day was marked by fluctuating conditions, with rain causing an early end to play. Abell's innings was characterized by solid technique and confidence, as he reached his century with a single through point. The match continues to unfold as Somerset aims to capitalize on their strong start.
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