Records
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Most first-class runs for Nottinghamshire
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Most first-class wickets for Nottinghamshire
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Team totals
- Highest Total For - 791 v Essex at Chelmsford 2007
- Highest Total Against - 781-7dec by Northamptonshire at Northampton 1995
- Lowest Total For - 13 v Yorkshire at Nottingham 1901
- Lowest Total Against - 16 by Derbyshire at Nottingham 1879
Batting
- Highest Score - 312* WW Keeton v Middlesex at The Oval 1939
- Most Runs in Season - 2620 WW Whysall in 1929
- Most Runs in Career - 31592 G Gunn 1902-1932
Best Partnership for each wicket
- 1st - 406 DJ Bicknell and GE Welton v Warwickshire at Birmingham 2000
- 2nd - 398 A Shrewsbury and W Gunn v Sussex at Nottingham 1890
- 3rd - 369 W Gunn and JR Gunn v Leicestershire at Nottingham 1903
- 4th - 361 AO Jones and JR Gunn v Essex at Leyton 1905
- 5th - 359 DJ Hussey and CMW Read v Essex at Nottingham 2007
- 6th - 303 FH Winrow and PF Harvey v Derbyshire at Nottingham 1947
- 7th - 301 CC Lewis and BN French v Durham at Chester-le-Street 1993
- 8th - 220 GFH Heane and R Winrow v Somerset at Nottingham 1935
- 9th - 170 JC Adams and KP Evans v Somerset at Taunton 1994
- 10th - 152 EB Alletson and W Riley v Sussex at Hove 1911
Bowling
- Best Bowling - 10-66 K Smales v Gloucestershire at Stroud 1956
- Best Match Bowling - 17-89 FCL Matthews v Northamptonshire at Nottingham 1923
- Wickets in Season - 181 B Dooland in 1954
- Wickets in Career - 1653 TG Wass 1896-1920
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