Chris Tremlett claims career-best figures but fails to halt Surrey's slide at Durham Chris Tremlett claimed career-best figures but could not prevent Surrey slipping deeper into the mire on day two against Durham at Chester-le-Street. The visitors slumped to 97 for six in reply to Durham's 421 as Derbyshire's win over Middlesex left Surrey bottom of the table. Tremlett, discarded by England for the Oval Test, added three more wickets to finish with eight for 96, but Phil Mustard's unbeaten 45 helped the hosts to an imposing total. Surrey's batsmen capitulated in reply as new recruit Hashim Amla, the world's top-rated Test batsman, managed just 14 on his debut. Bad light thwarted Warwickshire's push for victory against Somerset at Edgbaston. Jeetan Patel did his best to set up a win with five for 67 as Somerset subsided to 255 in their second innings, but Warwickshire were marooned 66 short of their target of 189 when play was stopped. In Division Two, leaders Lancashire took command against Worcestershire as Simon Katich (104 not out) hit his fourth century of a stellar season. They reached 271 for five in reply to Worcestershire's 287 on day two. Second-placed Northamptonshire played out a rainy draw against Essex, for whom Ryan ten Doeschate starred with 103.