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Opportunity comes in the form of misfortune for Surrey, and joy for Hampshire

PAUL EDWARDS AT THE KIA OVAL: Nick Gubbins and James Fuller impress as Surrey's youngsters are put to the sword in the 50-over competition once again

Alec Stewart treads fine line as Surrey are taught another harsh lesson in the One Day Cup

NICK HOWSON: Essex inflicted upon Surrey their heaviest List A defeat, by 244 runs, to leave their 50-over campaign in tatters

Curtis Campher flourishes on second debut to decide light heavyweight encounter

NICK HOWSON AT CHELMSFORD: The Ireland allrounder hits a breathtaking century and takes a wicket in the first of three appearances in this season's One Day Cup

Gloucestershire prove too much for depleted Surrey in reversal of traditional fortunes

NICK FRIEND AT GUILDFORD: Surrey, whose squad depth is the envy of the circuit, face the opposite challenge in the One Day Cup, missing close to 20 players between injuries and The Hundred

Alex Green, the archetype modern English seamer, shows he's the real deal

OSCAR RESS AT GUILDFORD: The 6ft 6in England Under-19 seamer took 5 for 25, his maiden professional five-wicket haul, as Leicestershire beat Surrey by six wickets in the One Day Cup

Alec Stewart back on Surrey coaching staff for One Day Cup

Stewart has previously been responsible for coaching Surrey's first team on a short-term basis, acting as head coach for part of the 2013 season after the sacking of Chris Adams

Not a strut in sight as Surrey saunter towards four of a kind

PAUL EDWARDS AT CHESTER-LE-STREET: Even the most ardent follower of Durham would concede that day three was always going to be one of celebration for their visitors, who now have an authoritative lead at the top of Division One

Staying in the present: Dan Lawrence's excellence a reminder of an old adage

PAUL EDWARDS AT CHESTER-LE-STREET: Surrey might have a clear advantage after two days, but Durham remain an active underdog heading into the second half of this County Championship encounter

Supporters rewarded for determination as Matthew Revis and then Dan Lawrence put on a show

PAUL EDWARDS AT SCARBOROUGH: Revis, with a declaration on his mind, crashed five sixes on the way to 110 for Yorkshire before Lawrence's entertaining 78 helped edge Surrey and Yorkshire towards a draw

Scarborough, one of county cricket's great outposts, shows need for subtle regeneration

PAUL EDWARDS AT SCARBOROUGH: The cost of maintaining the current facilities must be huge and one doubts it is justified; Yorkshire would play 10 days' cricket a year here if the ground's capacity dropped by a third

London Derby dead rubber throws up moments of intrigue as Surrey extend Lord's winning run

OSCAR RESS AT LORD'S: With Surrey and Middlesex's T20 Blast qualification fate already sealed before the match, the visitors posted 189 for 9 before restricting the hosts to 181 for 6 for an eight-run win

Adam Zampa "absolutely devastated" not to be in this year's Hundred

OSCAR RESS: The Australia leg-spinner played 12 times for Oval Invincibles across their two title-winning campaigns, but missed out at the 2025 draft due to international commitments impacting his availability

Jamie Overton: How I dismissed Shubman Gill

GEORGE DOBELL interviews the Surrey and England allrounder on battling back from injury and whether he has Ashes ambitions

Surrey sign India spinner on short-term County Championship deal

The left-arm spinner, who plays in the IPL for Gujarat Titans and captains Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy, is set to be available to Gareth Batty's side for their next two first-class games

Essex defy Surrey's overseas spin duo to snap winless start

OSCAR RESS AT THE KIA OVAL: With one needed off the last ball, Matt Critchley stabbed a Sam Curran yorker through the off-side for Essex's first win of the T20 Blast season, a chase made all the harder by Adam Zampa's brilliance