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Lancs start in style

REUTERS/AFP, London
Stuart Law and Mal Loye hit unbeaten centuries for Lancashire on Friday to condemn champions Surrey to a day toiling in unseasonal sunshine as the English County Cricket Championship got underway.
In Division Two, international pacemen Darren Gough, back from injury, and Wasim Akram, making his debut for Hampshire, were among the wickets.
Loye, in his first championship game for Lancashire since leaving Northants, followed up a classy 81 in a one-day friendly with Durham two days ago with an unbeaten 104.
Lancashire won the toss at The Oval and romped to 391 for two with Loye and Law, 129 not out, putting on an unbeaten 222.
Surrey won last season's championship by a convincing 44 points with Lancashire a distant fourth.
Two newly promoted sides clashed at Chelmsford where Essex were in control against Middlesex, who decided to bat but slumped to 86-6 before a recovery of sorts to 214 all out.
Ben Hutton lent respectability to their score with an unbeaten 45, while paceman Jonathan Dakin took four for
57 off 18 overs. Essex closed on 164 for four.
In Division Two, Pakistan's Wasim returned figures of two for 62 off 20 overs in his first game for Hampshire against Worcestershire at New Road, where the home side ended the day on 318 for seven.
England paceman Gough made a swift impact on his return to competitive cricket, taking a wicket with his third ball when playing for Yorkshire against Northants.
The fast bowler's knee troubles have kept him sidelined for nearly nine months but he showed no signs of rustiness as he claimed the wicket of Mark Powell just minutes into the match.
After Powell had edged a low catch to wicketkeeper Richard Blakey, Gough went on to trap David Sales and Gerard Brophy leg before in quick succession to finish with figures of 3-40 from 12 overs as the visitors were bowled out for 184 on the first day of the four-day match.
Yorkshire, the 2001 champions and relegated last season, had reached 2102 in reply by the close.
Elsewhere, Jonty Rhodes, making his first championship appearance, hit a lively 42 for Gloucestershire against Somerset before being dismissed, frustratingly, with the last ball before lunch. Gloucestershire were all out for 203.