Surrey rejected 229 Yorkshire in KIA OVAL despite the 77 of Jonny Bairstow and completed the Rothesay County Championship the Victory and finished 28 games.
Yorkshire recorded 72 runs again in 185-6, and Captain Jonny Bairstow made half a century.
But after the Surrey All-Rounder Ryan Patel, the champion soon closed the game after a bowl to claim Bairstow’s first ticket.
Surrey has won the second victory of the campaign alone with Jordan Thompson in Jordan Clark 16 times 16 times. Tom Lawes returned to 3-47.
Yorkshire has been ranked third in six championships and sat on the second floor of the table above Worcester.
Surrey later saw the 21st century record in KIA OVAL’s 14,853 weekend matches that set the 21st century in the County Championship.
Durham He was seventh in the match against leader Nottinghamshire.
NOTTS, which resumed 67-1, made 74 before Fine 119 of the season’s first century of the season, and pushed it to 347.
Durham needed 91 in the 18thover, but Ben McKinney sent his first ball by Mohammad Abbas.
However, Colin Ackermann summarized 53 ships with 53, along with 31 of Captain Alex Lees, as Durham passed 92-3 on the 17th.
In the second part, former British bowling player James Anderson Der Beach It was opened for draw Lancashire In Old Trafford.
The Lancashire resumed at 141-6, the lead of 285, and this declaration was extended to 184 when it was declared with Matty Hurst in 56.
Considering the 328 victory goal on the 88 Overover, Anderson won the two derivire opener before Harry made 63.
Visitors who reached 165 for cars jumped into 43 years old by Martin Andersson, and Anuj Dal started the session with Derbyshire’s 220-8 to 114 delivery.
Glosster He was third in Kent to win a long -awaited home championship in Bristol.
Kent took over three tickets by Ben Charles Worth, with a total of 253 people, with Chris Benjamin (58), with 135-4 to 43 runs.
Gloucestershire found 138-7 after Nathan Gilchrist gave up 4-43 after chasing 162 goals.
However, the Australal Green dug up 67 from 90 shipping to win the first home championship in almost three years.
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