• Late stand with Ben Coad plus three wickets put visitors in trouble
• 18 wickets fall at Chelmsford and Ed Barnard takes five at Taunton
Jack Brooks lit up a feverish evening session at Headingley as Yorkshire recovered from early strife against Nottinghamshire to edge proceedings on the opening day.
After posting an unbeaten 30 from No 10, helping his team recover from 93 for five to 256, Brooks wreaked havoc with the new ball. Notts closed on 53 for four, with only the New Zealander Ross Taylor resisting in helpful bowling conditions. Brooks struck three times, including twice in his first two overs as Notts slipped to six for three. After seven successive washed out days here, this was worth the wait for the Yorkshire membership.
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