Surrey have signed Indian batter Mahipal Lomror for the final six County Championship games of the season. The 26-year-old, who captains Rajasthan in India’s domestic Ranji Trophy competition, averages 42.62 in first-class cricket and has a career-best 300 not out. He also bowls left-arm off spin, taking 62 first-class wickets. “Playing in the County Championship
Drizzle just before play was due to start at 11:00 [BST] meant the action was delayed by 10 minutes and resulted in an over being docked off each innings. Perhaps buoyed by successfully chasing down 294 and 314 in their past two group matches, Kent chose to stick Surrey in after winning the toss but
The Blaze will take their place in the Vitality Women’s Blast final at The Oval later on Friday after claiming a six-wicket victory over defending champions Surrey Women in the first semi-final of the finals day. Entered Surrey were given just 105 in the 16th over of their innings after success from Australian all-rounder Charli
Surrey batsman Laurie Evans says her team is ready for the T20 Blast quarter-final against the Nottinghamshire Outlaws on Wednesday. Despite an eight-wicket defeat to Essex at the Kia Oval on Sunday, Surrey reached the knockout rounds after finishing second in the South group. Ahead of the trip to the Midlands, Evans insists the team
Yorkshire have signed seamer James Taylor on a three-year deal from Surrey. The 25-year-old will join the White Rose ahead of the 2027 season, having spent seven years at the Oval. Taylor, who came through the Derbyshire youth ranks, has taken 41 wickets for Surrey in 19 first-class appearances. “At this stage in my career,
Maia Bouchier’s seventh half-century in her last nine innings helped the Hampshire Hawks to victory over Lancashire Thunder, a result that took them back to the top of the Vitality Women’s Blast table. Previous leaders Surrey were stunned by Essex, for whom Anneke Bosch scored her highest T20 score of 84, unbeaten in a nine-wicket