Sam Curran to Lumb, out Lbw!! "Howzaaaaattt" goes Curran and the umpire answers him in the affirmative. Surrey have the first breakthrough. A beaming inswinger from Curran, curved in sharply. Lumb was found playing across the line. Fails to cover for the movement and is pinned bang on the pad. Only question was, did he get any bat on it? Nope, confirms the replays. Hawkeye out: three reds. That's plumbah. Lumb lbw b Sam Curran 4(9)

Sam Curran to Hales, 1 run, sensible. Uses Curran's pace to run it to third man

Dernbach to Lumb, no run, full and following the pads, turned to the leg-side

Dernbach to Lumb, no run, touch fuller on off, Lumb stonewalls it off the back foot

Dernbach to Hales, 1 run, spearing on middle and leg, nudged through mid-wicket

Dernbach to Lumb, no run, angling in on middle and leg, defended

Sam Curran to Hales, no run, put down by Pope. Oh dear, drop catches are contagious. Like Notts, Surrey make a blip in the field as early as in the second over. Pope, the guilty culprit. Hales hammered it hard, didn't bother to keep it down and hit it straight to Pope at cover. He went reverse-cupped, got both hands but shells it. Tried to take it on the second attempt but in vain. Stoneman was given a lifeline by Notts, he went onto score a ton and hurt them. Can Hales do the same?

Dernbach to Hales, 1 run, stays laden-footed to the crease and feels for the ball, result is an inside edge that trickles to short fine. Blame Dernbach's sharp in-dip

Dernbach to Lumb, no run, a warm-up ball really to begin things with, short of length and jagging across outside off, Lumb rises on his tippy-toes and defends it into the off-side