Durham's three centurions put leaders to the sword

Centuries from Emilio Gay, Ollie Robinson and Graham Clark put Durham in a strong position on a record-breaking day in their Rothesay County Championship clash with Nottinghamshire.

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Gay and Robinson dominated the morning session as they pushed Durham beyond Nottinghamshire’s total, with Gay notching up a second consecutive home century.

Robinson was then joined by Clark in the afternoon and the pair took the game to the Nottinghamshire bowling attack, with Clark picking up a second consecutive century and Robinson looked back to his best as he got his first hundred of the season.

The hosts kept on going into the evening and broke the county's record for the highest First Class total, but there was a bright spot for Nottinghamshire as Liam Patterson-White picked up his fifth First Class five-wicket haul and they eventually bowled Durham out for 664.

Nottinghamshire reached the close on 67 for one, 190 runs behind the hosts going into the final day.

Resuming on 320 for four, Gay and Robinson were the unbeaten pair in place and they were looking to get Durham into a lead as soon as possible.