Nottinghamshire leads Leicestershire after Haynes hits 159 at Trent Bridge
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Last updated Sep 3, 2026
Nottinghamshire reached 451-8 before declaring on the second day of their Rothesay County Championship match against Leicestershire at Trent Bridge. Jack Haynes scored a career-best 159, while Liam Patterson-White finished unbeaten on 111. The pair set a record-breaking sixth-wicket partnership of 257 runs, surpassing a 101-year-old Nottinghamshire record against their East Midlands rivals. Josh Davey led the Leicestershire attack with 3-88. After the declaration in the 98th over, Nottinghamshire fast bowler Dillon Pennington reduced Leicestershire to 23-2 before the close of play. The defending champions aim to secure a win as they contest the Division One title alongside Somerset and Warwickshire.
- •Jack Haynes scored a career-high 159 runs and Liam Patterson-White added 111 not out.
- •The duo shared a 257-run partnership for the sixth wicket.
- •Nottinghamshire declared at 451-8 after 98 overs.
- •Dillon Pennington claimed two wickets to leave Leicestershire at 23-2 at stumps.
- •Josh Davey finished with 3-88 for Leicestershire.
- 6:09 PMYahoo Sports — Haynes' 159 helps Notts pile up the runs against Leics
"Hundreds by Jack Haynes and Liam Patterson-White put Nottinghamshire in a strong position against Leicestershire.
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