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Harbhajan helps Surrey clinch big win against Hampshire
23.14 IST   18th June 2005

By Agencies

Indian off spinner Harbhajan Singh played a significant part in Surrey's innings and 55-run win against Hampshire in the Frizzell County Championship Division One match on Friday.

Harbhajan, who scored a 16-ball 25 in Surrey's total of 361 in the first innings, claimed six wickets for just 36 runs restricting the hosts to a paltry 146 and then picked 2-47 before they were all out at 160 following on in their second innings on the third day at the Rose Bowl on Friday.

Martin Bicknell and Mohammad Akram provided the initial breakthroughs, dismissing the openers, and then Harbahajan took over, and cleaned up the middle-order.






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