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Surrey's line-up to take on a new look for return to County Championship action

Indian leg spinner Rahul Chahar to make much-anticipated season's debut, Ollie Pope to take the wicketkeeping gloves and there could also be places against...

04.06.26, 11:47 Updated 04.06.26, 11:49 4 Minute Read

Richard Spiller

Richard Spiller

While Hampshire may disagree, Rahul Chahar’s arrival could not be better timed to pep up Surrey’s faltering Rothesay County Championship campaign.

The Indian leg-spinner made his Surrey debut against them last September and his haul of 8 for 51 in the second innings earned a narrow victory which guaranteed his adopted county runners-up spot – the title was out of their reach by then – in achieving the best-ever figures by a Surrey debutant.

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