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When the transition arrives: lessons from the past could inform Surrey's winter
21.10.26, 17:09 Updated 21.10.26, 17:20 5 Minute Read
Micky Stewart understands the difference that a year makes.
In 1957, Surrey stormed to their sixth successive County Championship title, finishing 94 points in front of runners-up Northamptonshire.
Stuart Surridge had retired after leading them to the first five and Peter May's ascension appeared almost seamless as his team won 21 of their 28 matches that summer.
A year later they made it seven in a row but this time the margin was only 24 points, Hampshire the nearest rival, and the difference was obvious.
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