Stokes hits fifty for Durham as Surrey struggle against Glamorgan
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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Ben Stokes scored 50 for Durham against Worcestershire, contributing to their total of 437-7 in the County Championship. Mayank Agarwal led with 177 runs, while Ollie Robinson added an unbeaten 78. In stark contrast, Surrey struggled to 115 all out against Glamorgan, who reached 132 in their first innings. Surrey is currently fighting to avoid relegation and trails Glamorgan by 47 runs at the close of play. The day featured a significant number of wickets, reflecting tough batting conditions across the matches.
- •Ben Stokes scores 50, contributing to Durham's innings total
- •Durham at 437-7 against Worcestershire at The Riverside
- •Surrey skittled for 115, trails Glamorgan by 47 runs
- •Glamorgan ends the day at 30 without loss in their second innings
- •Ethan Bamber takes six wickets for Warwickshire against Essex
"Former England captain Ben Stokes made a half-century as Durham ended their opening day against Worcestershire 437-7 in an innings where Mayank Agarwal made a superb 177 in the County Championship.
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