First v second in Division One as Surrey play Notts at The Oval
No play in eight other games because of strong winds and rain
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Surrey 3-0 v Notts 231
The slightly round-arm approach of Brett Hutton means he naturally moves the ball away from the right-handed Dom Sibley.
There's an audible grunt from Hutton as he delivers as well.
It's a maiden over and we have 13 more to bowl in the day.
Surrey 3-0 v Notts 231
Dillon Pennington roars in from the Mickey Stewart end.
He's getting some good lift through to Kyle Verreynne behind the stumps.
It's a maiden to start with for Pennington.
Surrey 3-0 v Notts 231
One which swung away from Dom Sibley the only thing of note in that opening over.
Three singles from it.
Surrey 1-0 v Notts 231
Out come the Surrey openers, Rory Burns and Dom Sibley.
The home side now head the Division One table by four points thanks to that bowling effort.
We've got 16 overs remaining in the day.
Brett Hutton gets the first over for Notts and Burns jabs the first ball into the off side for a single.
Surrey v Notts 231 all out
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
That is a first five-wicket haul for Matt Fisher at Surrey.
He will finish with 5-61 and it means Nottinghamshire are all out for 231 in the 78th over.
What a time for Fisher to do it as well and a good performance from Surrey with the ball.
Pennington lbw b Fisher 14 (Surrey v Notts 231)
The fun continues for this Notts last pair.
Dillon Pennington swings hard and the ball disappears over the head of second slip for four runs.
But it's over now and Matt Fisher has a five-wicket haul.
Pennington has another swipe and is lbw.
A fifth first-class five-for for Fisher.
Surrey v Notts 227-9
Brett Hutton fancies reaching 250 for a bonus point as he pulls Tom Lawes for successive boundaries.
Another ten-run over for Notts.
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Dillon Pennington drives beautifully for four.
He follows that with a flick to the mid-wicket fence for another boundary.
Pennington fancies this and heaves at the next one but gets nothing on it.
Ten runs from that Matt Fisher over.
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A maiden from Tom Lawes who remains wicketless.
The last ball of the over flies over Brett Hutton's stumps.
When Surrey do get to bat they will not find it easy.
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Dillon Pennington edges through where third slip would have been.
Brett Hutton drives one away for three runs.
Matt Fisher has 4-45 from 18 overs.
Surrey v Notts 203-9
Kevin Howells
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The shape and delivery is beautiful from Matt Fisher and a very clear, definite edge through to Ben Foakes who very rarely lets you down.
Tongue c Foakes v Fisher 4 (Surrey v Notts (203-9)
Image source, Rex FeaturesMaximum bowling points for Surrey.
Matt Fisher bowls, Josh Tongue edges, Ben Foakes catches.
Dillon Pennington is the last man.
Surrey v Notts 203-8
Tom Lawes returns for only his eighth over the day.
Somehow he goes past Brett Hutton's edge and also his off stump - coat of varnish anyone?
Notts are 47 runs from a first batting point.
Remember, one point separated these two at the top of the table at the start of this match.
Surrey already have two bowling points.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBrett Hutton pulls Matt Fisher into the advertising boards for the first maximum of the game.
Eight runs from the over and Hutton pinches the strike as well.
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Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
Every run today has had to be earned today, there's been precious little in the way of solid partnerships.
The best put on by the two left-handers Ben Slater and Freddie McCann and since then Surrey have just chipped away and chipped away and whenever a stand's gone anywhere near 20 or 25 or so they've managed to pick up a wicket and Notts have had to start afresh each time.
Surrey v Notts 193-8
Josh Tongue gets off the mark with a little sand wedge over mid on for three runs.
No sign of any slogging from the visitors in that over.
Somerset v Hants
It is going home time at the County Ground as play has been abandoned for the day without a ball bowled.
While there was rain around early, high winds as much as anything has brought an end to proceedings.
So, in keeping with virtually everywhere else, it is fingers crossed for better luck tomorrow.
Surrey v Notts 189-8
Just the one run from that Matt Fisher over during which Brett Hutton had one almighty heave-ho without making contact.
You do wonder if Notts might be better served trying to put bat to ball because the ball is seaming and swinging and one is going to have your name on it.
Warwickshire v Essex
The groundstaff, players and officials have finally bowed to the inevitable and abandoned day one without a ball being bowled.
Back tomorrow for another try.
Surrey v Notts 188-8
Josh Tongue drives away from the body at Dan Worrall - he misses it.
The next one squares-up Tongue, it moves away and flies over off stump.
One run from the over.