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Gubbins did appear keen to accelerate proceedings, blazing four fours and a six in his breezy knock of 38 before he departed lbw, attempting to reverse-sweep Labuschagne (2-25).
Gubbins went for 91 when he drove a Charlie Morris delivery into the hands of Riki Wessels at backward point Steve Eskinazi (one) departed in the next over and James Harris went for 10.
He ended the day unbeaten on 107 with Gubbins 72 not out (150 balls, 10 fours) as Middlesex closed on 195-2 an overall advantage of 260.
Gubbins' knock was his fourth half-century of the tournament - with three of those scores in the 90s - and lifted Middlesex to second place in the South Group.
Gubbins survived a huge LBW shout while both he and Eskinazi played and missed numerous times.
Sam Robson and Gubbins dug in the early stages to see off the threat of the new ball.
But the Middlesex pair went for their shots and put together a century partnership that ended when Gubbins (47) was unlucky to be given out lbw to a Patel delivery that appeared to be missing leg stump.
Gubbins concludes: "DAS' 5G hurdles put more pressure on distributed small-cell solutions to provide 5G.
BARBARA Gubbins has had a stellar career, been honoured by The Queen, been in the company of some of the most famous people in the world and raised countless amounts for charity so at the age of 65 many expected she would put her feet up.
NICK Gubbins and Paul Coughlin ground out halfcenturies as England Lions reached 233-6 on day one of their first four-day match against West Indies A in Jamaica.
Alex Vartan Gubbins served in Iraq, 2004-2005, as a Mental Health
- oozes a juvenile crudeness that's only emphasised by the ultrabranded T-shirts, caps and other unattractive gubbins offer to clothe your poor inadequate mutant.
NICK Gubbins defied Yorkshire's five-man seam attack with a battling 120 not out at Lord's to guide Middlesex to 208 for five on the opening day of the potential Specsavers County Championship title decider between the top two in Division One.
Middlesex were led by a maiden double century for opener Nick Gubbins and a first century for Stevie Eskinazi in only his second first-class fixture.
"We knew we were in a flood zone," Michael Gubbins told Brokers Weekly.