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Glamorgan's recovery to 358 in Cardiff continues worrying trend for Surrey

And Mason Crane's maiden first-class hundred is then followed by a spectacular Surrey collapse to 105 all out, condemning them to follow on and - by the end of...

20.06.26, 14:14 Updated 20.06.26, 23:07 2 Minute Read

Mark Baldwin

Mark Baldwin

Surrey's failure to finish off Glamorgan's first innings with the second new ball early on day two at Cardiff prolongs a worrying trend this season.

And then a headlong collapse to 105 all out in reply to Glamorgan's eventual 358, in which Mason Crane scored a maiden first-class hundred from No 9, left Rory Burns' team with a mountain to climb if they are to escape with a draw.

At stumps on day two Surrey were 82 for two in their second innings - still 171 runs behind - although Burns himself was remaining defiant on 43 not out.

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