Somerset v Surrey: Day three called off because of rain
- Published

It was a soggy scene at Taunton on day three
Specsavers County Championship Division One, The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (day three): |
Somerset 436: Davies 142, Abell 96, Bess 55; Clarke 3-83, Meaker 3-87 |
Surrey 69-1: Stoneman 34*, Burns 30 |
Somerset 5 pts, Surrey 3 pts |
Surrey trail by 367 runs |
Day three of Somerset's County Championship Division One match against Surrey was called off without a ball being bowled because of rain.
Umpires Nicholas Cook and Nigel Cowley inspected conditions at Taunton before abandoning play at 13:20 BST.
The match now looks certain to end in a draw with Surrey 69-1 in reply to Somerset's first-innings 436.
Somerset have only won once in four-day cricket this season, while Surrey have drawn six of their eight games.
- Published8 August 2017
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