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  4. 'Monumental effort' by Sibleypublished at 15:12 British Summer Time 30 June

    Surrey 739-4 v Durham

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    This stopped being a contest sometime yesterday.

    Surrey have now passed 700 and have the second highest score against Durham. The highest is Warwickshire's 810-4 declared in 1994 when Brian Lara made 501 not out.

    Dom Sibley has just become the fourth player to score 300 against Durham. Graeme Hick made 315 for Worcestershire in 2002 and Darren Lehmann 339 for Yorkshire in 2006.

    It's been a monumental effort in this heat, but I will happily never see a Kookaburra ball game again on the basis of this one. Sadly there are still another two rounds of games to go with it.

    Sibley now has Robert Abel's Surrey record of 357* in his sights. That was against Somerset in 1899.

    My colleague Mark Church thinks they will declare at tea. Churchy also says Durham "are being slowly cooked" by Surrey. He's not wrong. But why they are still out there, I have no idea.

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  7. Double ton for Sibleypublished at 12:05 British Summer Time 30 June

    Surrey 487-3 v Durham

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    Dom Sibley has reached 200. He was nearly run out getting there as well.

    His next target is 245 and a career-best score. His highest total to date is 244 in a draw against Kent in 2019.

    Sibley's also added 209 with Dan Lawrence, who has 102.

    Surrey's highest fourth wicket stand against Durham is 222, by Darren Bicknell and Ali Brown, in Darlington, in 1994. Expect all records to be broken today.

  8. A day of records beckons at The Ovalpublished at 11:26 British Summer Time 30 June

    Surrey 435-3 v Durham

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    Dom Sibley has moved onto 180 this morning and that is the highest score by a Surrey player against Durham.

    It beats Mark Butcher's 169 in an innings win here in 1995. Surrey's highest total against Durham came that day too, when they made 652-9d. That will be broken today!

    It's already very hot in London and Durham are a man down after Ben Raine suffered a foot injury yesterday. I really fear for Durham today because this looks like it is going to be a chastening experience.

    The atmosphere is great though because there are 7,000 school children in the ground. But they are also in the danger zone. Dan Lawrence has just landed a six right in the middle of them.

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  18. Second century for Sam Curranpublished at 17:09 British Summer Time 29 June

    Surrey 261-2 v Durham

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    Sam CurranImage source, Rex Features

    Sam Curran has notched his second century in first-class cricket. His best is 126 in a draw against Kent in 2022.

    He's played some lovely shots today, but generally it's been straightforward for him - as it is for most batsmen against the Kookaburra ball.

    Yet again it has offered absolutely nothing for the bowlers. As a project and an experiment, it's desperate. It is not a contest when things are as one-sided as this around the country.

    The century included 13 fours and a six. He's also put on 156 with Dom Sibley, who has 94. The new ball is due in seven overs but I doubt it will make any difference.

    Durham have also had bowler Ben Raine off the field most of the afternon. He seemed to be having trouble with his foot earlier.

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