Needing a record 612 to win, Surrey raced to 177-2 by the close, thanks to 82 not out for Ryan Patel and an unbeaten 58 from Pope, the pair sharing a thrilling, stand of 132 for the third wicket. Leicestershire’s points deduction announced 24 hours earlier took much of the jeopardy out of this contest
Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup semi-final, Utilita Bowl Hampshire 303-5 (50 overs): Bouchier 117*; Luus 2-43 Surrey 109 (27.3 overs): King 34; Wellington 5-19 Hampshire beat Surrey by 194 runs Match scorecard Maia Bouchier majestically scored a century in back-to-back matches to help Hampshire beat Surrey and send them to the One-Day Cup final for
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Kia Oval (day two) Glamorgan 132 & 339-5: Tribe 142*, Carlson 57, Kellaway 43 Surrey 115: Patel 26; ul-Hassan 4-26, van der Gugten 3-31 Glamorgan (3 pts) lead Surrey (3 pts) by 356 runs with five wickets standing Match scorecard Asa Tribe scored an epic maiden Division One hundred as
Timm van der Gugten started the Surrey rot, Dom Sibley (7) following an outswinger and edging to first slip. But it was Ul Hassan – with just 39 first-class wickets previously at 47.84 runs each – who accelerated the hosts’ decline either side of tea by dismissing Rory Burns, lbw for 20, Ollie Pope for
Surrey squeezed past Somerset by one wicket with only three balls to spare to claim the final spot in the One-Day Cup knockout stages. In a match between third and fourth at The Oval, the home side needed seven off the final over to chase down Somerset’s 295-7 off their 50 overs. As it was,
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, County Ground, Hove (day four) Sussex 393 & 167-3 dec: Haines 63 Surrey 321: Lomror 58; Hunt 3-65 Sussex (14 pts) drew with Surrey (13 pts) Match scorecard Sussex skipper Tom Haines made his fifth half-century of the season as their game with Surrey fizzled out into a draw at
