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Ed Green

Surrey wrap up win inside 3 day's at Leeds

Surrey wrap up win inside 3 day's at Leeds

After taking an early lunch the umpires led the players out at twenty past one and Ryan Sidebottom got off the mark in fine style with a full swing of the bat to a ball from Martin Bicknell

26-Apr-2002•Ed Green
Tudor and Mahmood put Sussex on the rack

Tudor and Mahmood put Sussex on the rack

Surrey resumed in similar mood to that in which they had played on Day 1, with Nadeem taking the lead over Brown, however the ball after he reached his 150 he sacrificed his wicket in the pursuit of fast runs, it had been an excellent innings and

21-Apr-2002•Ed Green
Surrey batsman make Sussex toil

Surrey batsman make Sussex toil

The day began with a well-observed two minutes silence for the two all-rounders who died in seperate accidents as the new season approached, Ben Hollioake and Umer Rashid

20-Apr-2002•Ed Green
Ben Hollioake: a supporter's tribute

Ben Hollioake: a supporter's tribute

I had the privilege to see much of Ben Hollioake's cricket over recent summers at the Oval and other grounds

25-Mar-2002•Ed Green
Surrey batsmen dominate Durham

Surrey batsmen dominate Durham

The second day began even worse for Durham than the first had with Mark Butcher edging a wide ball for six over third man to bring up the 250 and enter new territory for partnerships between these two sides

07-Sep-2000•Ed Green
Surrey Durham Day 1

Surrey Durham Day 1

Day 1 Lunch Surrey won the toss and elected to bat, Butcher started with a pair of sparkling boundaries - one in each of Brown's first two overs but, at the end of Steve Harmison's second over from the Vauxhall end the players came off for bad light,

06-Sep-2000•Ed Green
Surrey middle order evaporates against Derbyshire

Surrey middle order evaporates against Derbyshire

Derbyshire began the second morning better than they had the first with Tim Munton taking the wicket of the dangerous Nadeem Shahid almost immediately after the start, Hollioake and Salisbury though built a useful partnership of 54 with Salisbury

17-Aug-2000•Ed Green
Surrey beat Derbyshire by an innings

Surrey beat Derbyshire by an innings

After their poor batting performance of the morning Surrey's nerves were set jangling further by a good opening stand between Stubbings and Sutton - who was standing in for Lacey

17-Aug-2000•Ed Green
Derbyshire bat first at The Oval

Derbyshire bat first at The Oval

Play at The Oval got off to a slow start, due in part to an early injury to Ian Salisbury in the field

16-Aug-2000•Ed Green
Lancashire begin the final day needing 399 to win

Lancashire begin the final day needing 399 to win

Lancashire began the final day of this match needing 399 to win, but more conceivably knowing that they had survived one hundred and forty overs to achieve a draw against Somerset recently

05-Aug-2000•Ed Green
Bicknell's 16-119 best since the summer of 1956

Bicknell's 16-119 best since the summer of 1956

Martin Bicknell has over three days annihilated the Leicestershire batting almost single handed, despite the presence of Saqlain and Salisbury in the Surrey attack

21-Jul-2000•Ed Green
Hampshire v Surrey

Hampshire v Surrey

When I wrote my pre-match piece I didn't send it in, which was probably just as well as I'd done so last week and I'd expected Mullally and Thorpe to be absent on international duty today, and Ben Hollioake was still the subject of a fitness question

30-Jun-2000•Ed Green
Surrey humiliate Hampshire at The Oval

Surrey humiliate Hampshire at The Oval

The day night match at The Oval started with a succession of firsts for Surrey this season, it was at home and on time, the darkness and 100% cloud cover were in keeping with the spirit of things and there was life in the pitch

30-May-2000•Ed Green
Surrey v Kent at The Oval

Surrey v Kent at The Oval

After lunch the sky was cloudy and batting harder, after tea drizzle oozed intermittently from the skies and there were light meter on the manual scoreboard drifted from one light to two and at several stages from 5:30 there were three lit

12-May-2000•Ed Green
Rain washes out opening day at The Oval

Rain washes out opening day at The Oval

Once the combination of morning rain with heavy clay soil and poor drainage forced play to be abandoned for the day shortly before the sun came out at the Oval, a curious event for a ground at which a new sprinkler system was fitted over the winter

11-May-2000•Ed Green
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