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Wednesday, 30 May 2007, 15:01 GMT 16:01 UK

Ramprakash reprieved on damp day

County Championship D1, Whitgift School, day one (close): Surrey 18-1 v Kent

Only eight overs were possible on the opening day at Whitgift School, with Surrey closing on 18-1 against Kent.

Scott Newman hit a fluent drive to the mid-on boundary and then completed an all-run four, before falling lbw in the fourth over to one that came back in.

Andrew Hall took that wicket but was denied the top prize, that of prolific Mark Ramprakash, who was dropped low at short-leg on nought by Joe Denly.

In Hall's next over Ramprakash got off the mark with a straight driven four.




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