Brilliant Luke Wright hits 187 to lead Sussex to safety against MIddlesex at Lord's 15-man Champions Trophy squad, having been named in the provisional 30. The England Twenty20 player is often viewed as a short-form specialist, but his 6½-hour innings - coming after he top-scored under pressure with 77 in Sussex's first innings - displayed an outstanding temperament. "If you could play in the IPL and not miss games for Sussex then that would be perfect, but I like to think the people at the club who really know me and the true fans know I'm 100 per cent," he said. I'm not too bothered about those other people. They can say what they want. Middlesex had been utterly dominant and when Wright came to the crease in the final session of the third day Sussex were 89 for three in their second innings, still trailing by 188 runs. The pitch was unhelpful to the bowlers and Wright had moments of luck, being dropped by Tim Murtagh on 40 and Chris Rogers on 153, but this was still a commendably measured, mature performance. He enjoyed century stands with Ed Joyce (98) and Will Beer (39) as his team went on to reach 454. The teams called it a draw when Middlesex reached 50 for three after eight overs. Surrey also drew, against Warwickshire at Guildford, despite a dismal collapse forcing them to follow on. Boyd Rankin finished with four wickets as Surrey - replying to the champions" 631 for nine - lost their last seven wickets for 12 runs to finish on 274. Surrey have signed all-rounder Glenn Maxwell for their Twenty20 campaign and are also expected to secure South Africa batsman J P Duminy for the last two months of the season.