Daily Reports: Hampshire v Nottinghamshire - Specsavers County Championship
Daily reports from Hampshire's four-day match against Nottinghamshire at Newclose
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Daily reports from Hampshire's four-day match against Nottinghamshire at Newclose
Follow the action live as Hampshire take on Nottinghamshire at Newclose in the Specsavers County Championship
Hampshire head to Newclose, IOW, to contest the first first-class fixture to be played on the Isle of Wight since 1962
