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SURREY V SUSSEX (List A One-Day Matches Only) Playing record: Played Won Lost Tied No Result (Abandoned) Home 29 13 14 0 2 (2) Away 37 14 20 1 2 (1) Total 66 27 34 1 4 (3) For Surrey For Sussex Highest Totals: 346-3 at Hove 2008 323-8 at Hove 2002 337-3 at Hove 2002 313-7 at Hove 2009 311-6 at Hove 2009 310-9 at Hove 1993 Lowest Total: 125 at Hove 1964 95 at The Oval 1970 125 at Hove 1972 Highest scores: 142* - M.R.Ramprakash 2007 144 - M.W.Goodwin 2009 130 - S.A.Newman 2009 117 - R.D.V.Knight 1977 126* - U.Afzaal 2008 117 - M.P.Speight 1996 Best bowling: 5-20 - E.S.H.Giddins 2002 5-15 - J.A.Snow 1972 5-31 - C.P.Schofield 2009 5-28 - A.C.S.Pigott 1982 5-44 - A.J.Hollioake 1996 4-23 - B.V.Taylor 2002 Highest Wicket Partnerships - for Surrey: 1st 154 S.A.Newman (130) & M.J.Brown (66) Hove 2009 2nd 151* A.D.Brown (117*) & A.J.Stewart (61*) Hove 1996 3rd 153 M.R.Ramprakash (63) & U.Afzaal (126*) Hove 2008 4th 148* M.R.Ramprakash (107*) & A.J.Hollioake (117*) Hove 2002 5th 89 G.P.Thorpe (53) & A.J.Hollioake (36) Horsham 1995 6th 75 Intikhab Alam (32) & A.Long (43) The Oval 1970 7th 63 A.J.Stewart (36) & G.Monkhouse (27) Hove 1983 8th 44* D.M.Ward (60*) & R.W.Nowell (15*) The Oval 1995 44 J.N.Batty (23*) & I.D.K.Salisbury (22) The Oval 1998 9th 32 G.Monkhouse (24*) & P.I.Pocock (14) Hove 1985 10th 26 A.C.S.Pigott (19*) & C.G.Rackemann (12) Horsham 1995 Highest Wicket Partnerships - for Sussex: 1st 162 D.M.Smith (52) & F.D.Stephenson (103) Hove 1993 2nd 117 M.A.Buss (63) & R.M.Prideaux (72) Hove 1973 117 C.W.J.Athey (97) & N.J.Lenham (73*) The Oval 1995 3rd 146 R.D.V.Knight (117) & Javed Miandad (76) The Oval 1977 4th 156 M.W.Goodwin (89) & M.H.Yardy (98*) The Oval 2006 5th 113* M.H.Yardy (66*) & A.J.Hodd (46*) Guildford 2010 6th 137 M.P.Speight (117) & I.D.K.Salisbury (42) Guildford 1996 7th 92 I.J.Gould (56) & C.P.Phillipson (66*) The Oval 1982 8th 84* K.J.Innes (50*) & M.J.G.Davis (27*) Hove 2002 9th 38* R.S.C.Martin-Jenkins (39*) & R.J.Kirtley (20*) Hove 2008 10th 46 P.W.Jarvis (38) & J.D.Lewry (8*) Hove 1996 Last 10 List A meetings: 4 Sep 2011 Clydesdale Bank 40 The Oval Won By 71 Runs 4 Sep 2010 Clydesdale Bank 40 Hove Match Tied 8 Aug 2010 Clydesdale Bank 40 Guildford Lost By 6 Wickets 19 May 2009 Friends Provident Trophy The Oval Won By 79 Runs 10 May 2009 Friends Provident Trophy Hove Lost By 2 Runs 28 May 2008 Friends Provident Trophy Whitgift Sch No Result 8 May 2008 Friends Provident Trophy Hove Won By 67 Runs 22 May 2007 Friends Provident Trophy Hove Won By 16 Runs 30 Apr 2006 Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy The Oval Lost By 5 Wickets 31 Aug 2005 totesport League Hove Lost By 2 Wickets Prepared by Brian Cowley and Marcus Hook of the Surrey Cricket Research Group. March 2013.

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