County Championship Game Zone - Telegraph Middlesex v Surrey Although Andrew Strauss and Steven Finn are back from their rigours in Sri Lanka, neither will feature in the side to face Surrey at Lord's. Instead, Middlesex are set to name the same side beaten by six wickets by Somerset in Taunton. Ollie Raynor is poised to play, with Steven Crook and Tom Smith likely to miss out. Surrey team director Chris Adams has named a 13-man squad. Steven Davies replaces Rory Burns, who made a promising Championship debut against Sussex. Davies" inclusion is the only change from the squad that beat Sussex in the opening game. Adams said; "Our victory over Sussex was a good start to the season but we are not getting ahead of ourselves." Warwickshire v Somerset Warwickshire are set to include New Zealander Jeetan Patel in their side to take on Somerset at Edgbaston. Having helped the Bears to within touching distance of the title last season, the New Zealand off-spinner is hoping to go one better this time around. Boyd Rankin and Chris Woakes are injured so Neil Carter, who played only two Championship games last season, starts. Somerset are unchanged from the side that defeated Middlesex, which means Craig Meschede continues to deputise for the former Gloucestershire seamer Gemaal Hussain (hamstring). South Africa Vernon Philander will lead the bowling attack after taking seven wickets on debut. Division Two Glamorgan v Derbyshire Glamorgan hope to end a nine-year home drought against Derbyshire as the Welsh county prepare for their first Swalec Stadium fixture of the season. The Welsh county were defeated by 52 runs by Leicestershire in their first County Championship game of 2012, but coach Matthew Mott is boosted by the return to fitness of quick bowler Will Owen.Huw Waters is rested, but James Harris has no such choice. The England hopeful has yet to play this season due to a groin injury. Derbyshire, who were victorious in Cardiff last season, will be without Tim Groenewald (groin). Jon Clare, who missed the victory over Northants, is set to step in. Hampshire v Gloucestershire Hampshire have named a 12-man squad which includes overseas signing Simon Katich (above) for the first time since announcing his return to the club he represented between 2003 and 2005. Spinner Danny Briggs, who made his England one-day debut over the winter, also comes back into the squad having missed the team's pre-season tour of Barbados and warm-up matches against Sussex and Loughborough University. Definitely missing are seamers James Tomlinson (foot) and Kabir Ali (ankle). David Payne is set to bolster Gloucestershire's bowling attack. The left-arm seamer missed the innings defeat at Essex because of a knee problem, but has now returned to full fitness. Northamptonshire v Kent Northants captain Andrew Hall is once again ruled out with a calf strain, so David Sales will continue to lead the side in the South African's absence. Head coach David Capel has made two changes to the squad beaten at Derby. David Burton comes in for Con de Lange and batsman Rob White has been drafted in as extra cover in the batting department. Kent are boosted by the return of spinner James Tredwell, who missed the defeat at Headingley due to England commitments in Sri Lanka. However, the visitors will be without Azhar Mahmood, who is at the Indian Premier League, and young duo Daniel Bell-Drummond and Adam Ball, who continue to impress for the England Under-19s in Australia. Seam bowler Ashley Shaw has undergone surgery on his shin.