article_snippet.sent: Steven Patterson, with two for 58 and Jack Brooks, two for 90, returned the leading figures for the Yorkshire bowlers on a tough day for the defending Champions.
article_snippet.sent: Yorkshire's spirits were lifted just before the tea interval when Brooks struck twice in an over, snaring Taylor with an lbw decision and then providing enough temptation for Samit Patel to nudge one into the hands of Alex Lees at first slip.
article_snippet.sent: Riki Wessels made 18 before falling just before the taking of the second new ball, guiding Nottingham-born Will Rhodes to second slip.
article_snippet.sent: An uppish chip to mid-on was totally missed by Rhodes, who claimed Alex Hales lost the flight of the ball.
article_snippet.sent: On 197 a huge shout for lbw was turned down by umpire Russell Evans, to the dismay of the entire fielding unit.
article_snippet.sent: Bresnan will return on the second morning, after the final over of the day was cut short following the dismissal of Will Gidman, also caught in the slip cordon, off Patterson.
article_snippet.sent: Nottinghamshire's openers both made 27 before the visiting attack struck twice during the morning session.
article_snippet.sent: Steven Mullaney was given out lbw to Patterson, beaten by one that came back and missed the inside edge.
article_snippet.sent: Brendan Taylor, who had scored centuries in both of Steven Mullaney first class appearances this season, became a notable first scalp for Matthew Fisher, who at 17 years 161 days is Yorkshire's sixth youngest debutant, but it mattered little once Alex Hales got to work.