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Honours even after record stand

Author: espncricinfo.com Published: 9th Apr 2011 Category: Cricket News
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It took Surrey six games last season to record their first Championship victory. When Northamptonshire slid to 163 for 7 on the second day at The Oval, Surrey looked on the way to winning at the first attempt this time round but Andrew Hall and James Midd

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