County Championship: Surrey beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets to win the title
County Championship: Surrey beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets to win the title
LV= County Championship Division One , The Micky Stewart Oval (third day )Surrey 333: Pope 136, Clark 55; Patterson 4-69 & 55-0: Burns 30*Yorkshire 179: Kohler-Cadmore 55, Tattersall 45*; Laws 4-31 & 208: Lyth 46, Bess 43; Worrall 4-61Surrey (22 pts) beats Yorkshire (3 pts) by 10 wickets Match scorecard
After beating the Tykes for 208, skipper Rory Burns hit 30 on 16 balls as the hosts were doing the 55 needed to win.
Surrey's first title since 2018 was made possible by its rivals Hampshire losing by 77 runs at home to Kent.
Dan Worrall previously finished with 4-61 for help stave off Yorkshire, who had taken over 89-2.
Surrey triumph, their first trophy under head coach Gareth Batty, ended in a game against reserve as they won for the eighth time this summer in 13 mat chs unbeaten.
Yorkshire's chances of turning the game around suffered an almost immediate hit when Cameron Steel , surprisingly given the first of the day from Vauxhall End, beat Tom Kohler-Cadmore for 11 with a googly.
Adam Lyth held out for nearly an hour before he and Will Fraine fell in the space of two bullets.
Jordan Clark shredded a back from the seam to topple Fraine before Roach swung one to take it down former England test opener Lyth for 46, caught on the third slide.
LV= County Championship Division One , The Micky Stewart Oval (third day )Surrey 333: Pope 136, Clark 55; Patterson 4-69 & 55-0: Burns 30*Yorkshire 179: Kohler-Cadmore 55, Tattersall 45*; Laws 4-31 & 208: Lyth 46, Bess 43; Worrall 4-61Surrey (22 pts) beats Yorkshire (3 pts) by 10 wickets Match scorecard
After beating the Tykes for 208, skipper Rory Burns hit 30 on 16 balls as the hosts were doing the 55 needed to win.
Surrey's first title since 2018 was made possible by its rivals Hampshire losing by 77 runs at home to Kent.
Dan Worrall previously finished with 4-61 for help stave off Yorkshire, who had taken over 89-2.
Surrey triumph, their first trophy under head coach Gareth Batty, ended in a game against reserve as they won for the eighth time this summer in 13 mat chs unbeaten.
Yorkshire's chances of turning the game around suffered an almost immediate hit when Cameron Steel , surprisingly given the first of the day from Vauxhall End, beat Tom Kohler-Cadmore for 11 with a googly.
Adam Lyth held out for nearly an hour before he and Will Fraine fell in the space of two bullets.
Jordan Clark shredded a back from the seam to topple Fraine before Roach swung one to take it down former England test opener Lyth for 46, caught on the third slide.
