Arun Harinath

Spring finally sprung for the punters in South London, as a crowd of some 2000 watched Surrey make hay at the Kia Oval

After the shock of James Taylor's retirement, it was an impressive show of character fro Nottinghamshire to close out victory

Arun Harinath and Kumar Sangakkara led the Surrey fightback on the third day of their match against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge

Stricken by tragedy and written off as no-hopers, Surrey were in a tailspin. Until it all came together like magic

Surrey chased a tough target at Castle Park, led there by Arun Harinath and Gary Wilson, and with a gulf growing ahead of the third-placed side in Division Two, the Surrey swagger is back

A richly entertaining day more than made up for the weather-hit opening. Sam Billings scored 99 for Kent while 17-year-old Sam Curran marked his first-class debut for Surrey with a five-wicket haul

Graham Wagg's double century at No 8 was a fine moment in Glamorgan history but even that was upstaged by Arun Harinath's second hundred in front of the convalescing Rory Burns

Arun Harinath only played for Surrey because of the horrific collision between Rory Burns and Moises Henriques and responded with the most stalwart of centuries to get the county back on track

Surrey added 149 runs to their overnight score before the rain arrived to put an end to a slow day in Chelmsford

Surrey controlled day three of their encounter with Notts in a professional manner, making up ground in a match that looked to have passed them by

Rory Burns batted almost the entire day for a second Championship hundred in three matches

The final day of this unforgettable match between Somerset and Surrey was all really rather apologetic, ending in a draw

For a long time, this was a day dominated by two excellent maiden Championship hundreds but Toby Roland-Jones and injudicious shot selection from Surrey's batsmen ensured Middlesex's victory target was limited to 254.

Allrounder Robin Martin-Jenkins continued his encouraging start to the season with four wickets as Sussex shaded an absorbing first day of their County Championship Division Two tussle with Surrey at Hove

Mark Ramprakash continued his fine pre-season form, but was out-scored by Arun Harinath in Surrey's easy win against UAE

Surrey have released Pedro Collins and Alex Tudor and handed out eight new contracts

Matthew Spriegel, Laurie Evans, Stuart Meaker and Arun Harinath have all agreed new two-year deals with Surrey, while Chris Murtagh has signed a one-year contract