Sidebottom (3-33) and Charlie Shreck (3-62) were the main men for Notts in defence of their total of 388.

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This time, the hero (again Michael Keaton) does battle with a greedy businessman named Max Shreck (Christopher Walken) and the roly-poly arch-criminal known as the Penguin (Danny DeVito).

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Chasing 203 for victory, the Outlaws needed 12 off the last over, but fell just short as Charlie Shreck was run out off the last ball of the match.

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He had his England colleague Bell caught behind for 1, while Sidebottom's new-ball partner Shreck removed Trott for 15 on his way to his best return of an injury-hit season.

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Charlie Shreck ended the partnership on 204 and Trescothick followed six runs later to leave Somerset 310-6 but there was no respite for the bowlers as Trego took up the attack.

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Sidebottom also removed Jim Troughton and Tim Ambrose lbw in an opening spell of three for 11 from nine overs, while Shreck's out-swinger was too good for Trott, who edged low to Adam Voges at second slip.

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Andre Adams repeated the trick in Shreck's next over to dismiss Ant Botha, bringing Bell and Trott together, amidst the intriguing possibility that both were competing for the same spot in the England squad to be announced on Sunday.

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But Sidebottom and Shreck looked threatening from the start but it was the 6ft 7ins Cornishman who struck first, when form-sapped Warwickshire skipper Ian Westwood, who has just two Championship fifties to his name all summer, edged to gully.

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