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Dom Bess in action v Surrey at Headingley Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com/Yorkshire Cricket

Yorkshire ahead of the game but weather may be the winner

Surrey took the remaining six Yorkshire first-innings wickets before lunch to bowl them out for 486 during a rain-interrupted second day of the Rothesay County Championship fixture at Headingley.

16.05.26, 21:00 Updated 17.05.26, 10:44 4 Minute Read

Graham Hardcastle

Yorkshire 486 v Surrey 17-0, Day One, Rothesay County Championship, Division One

Surrey took the remaining six Yorkshire first-innings wickets before lunch to bowl them out for 486 during a rain-interrupted second day of the Rothesay County Championship fixture at Headingley.

England Test quick Matthew Fisher finished with four for 92 from 25 overs, striking once today as the White Rose advanced from their overnight 362 for four.

Following a full morning’s play, only four overs were possible after lunch and nothing beyond 4pm, with Surrey’s reply reaching 17 without loss.

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