Date-stamped : 28 Feb95 - 10:49
CC 1993 Round 20, 16 - 20 September 1993
SURREY v YORKSHIRE, The Oval

Day 1 - 16 Sep 1993
No Play

Day 2 - 17 Sep 1993
No Play

Day 3 - 18 Sep 1993
A seventh wicket stand of 135 in 30 overs between Adam  Hollioake
and  Mark  Butcher  gave  Surrey maximum batting points after two
days of rain. Martyn Moxon put Surrey in and David Ward fell  leg
before to Darren Gough for a duck. Graham Thorpe and Alec Stewart
both hit fifties before Hollioake  and Butcher  took  Surrey   to
359-7 declared. Yorkshire ended the day on 30-0.

Day 4 - 20 Sep 1993
Surrey`s hopes of claiming fifth place in the table  were  dashed
when rain meant there was no play at The Oval on the final day of
the season. Alec Stewart`s side therefore failed to gain the  two
bonus  points  needed  if  they were to overtake Somerset. It was
also a blow for Yorkshire`s Phil Carrick as it meant he was  left
six  runs short of completing the double of 10,000 runs and 1,000
wickets.

Source: BBC/ITV Teletext
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