inst innings Notts made 230, of which Payton hit up 110. Tate took 5 wickets for 94.
Sussex replied with 206, of which Bowley made 94 not out.' Larwood Was chiefly responsible for that dis. missal as he took 6 wickets for 60.
At their second venture Notts put together 280 (Flint 81, Lilley 55, Tate 4 for 84) and then got rid Sussex for 227, of which A. E, Gilligan made 107. Larwood was again in form with the ball and took 6 wickets for 67.
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