A dramatic opening day of the County Championship match on the Kia Oval noticed 15 wickets fall as Surrey nearly solid a place of power over Hampshire.
Ryan Patel and Rory Burns guided Surrey to 123-5 at stumps after that they had earlier dismissed Hampshire for 151.
Patel, coming in to hitch Burns with Surrey stuttering at 44-4, unfurled some advantageous strokes in his 41 from 94 balls whereas opener Burns dropped anchor to achieve an unbeaten 39 in virtually three and a half hours.
Collectively they placed on 75 in 25 overs earlier than Patel was bowled by one from Mohammad Abbas that stored low.
Kyle Abbott knocked Dom Sibley’s off stump out of the bottom for 4 within the second over of Surrey’s reply and James Fuller then compelled Ollie Pope to play on for 13 as he tried to withdraw his bat from an outswinger.
Jamie Smith was bowled on the stroke of tea for 13 by Brad Wheal, and Abbott returned after the interval to have Dan Lawrence leg-before for 2 with a ball that formed again into his pads earlier than Patel and Burns started working.
Earlier, Fletcha Middleton edged Dan Worrall to second slip for 4 however Ali Orr progressed fluently to 26 earlier than flicking Jordan Clark’s third ball to sq. leg.
Hampshire’s innings was quickly in disarray as Worrall dismissed James Vince and Tom Prest with successive balls within the final over of an outstanding seven-over opening spell of 3-21.
Liam Dawson calmly punched Worrall’s hat-trick ball by way of mid on for 2 however on three he was overwhelmed by Gus Atkinson’s tempo and bounce and edged to first slip.
Clark then stunned Ben Brown with some additional bounce and an tried pull merely resulted in a spliced straightforward return catch.
Nick Gubbins and Fuller placed on a defiant partnership of 61 in 17 overs however on 91-6 Gubbins was bowled for 45 by a advantageous inswinger from Kemar Roach, working from across the wicket to the left-hander.
Then, eight runs later, Fuller was gone too for a punchy 39 from 55 balls when he uppercut Atkinson to deep cowl the place Roach took a sprawling catch.
And, when Wheal edged Atkinson behind on 12 and Abbott mishit Clark to Roach at lengthy on, Hampshire had been bowled out in 44.4 overs.