Chris Tremlett shows England form as Surrey play catch-up against Derbyshire At the start of the season the aim was to get some overs under my belt and hopefully the body could stay strong and I could get the bowling back to where it was. At the moment it's not too far off," Tremlett said. It [England] is at the back of my mind. It's a big year for England and would like to be involved at from some point again. Tremlett and Surrey had some catching up to do after Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Wayne Madsen added 265 for the wicket in what was Derbyshire's record stand for any wicket against Surrey. Ponting broke the stand by holding a catch in the gully when Chanderpaul was surprised by extra bounce from Stuart Meaker. Tremlett proved more threatening with the second new ball than he had with the first as he had Wes Durston and championship debutant Ben Slater caught behind in his first four overs with it. Madsen lost his leg stump to Stuart Meaker after he had made his 13th century in 63 matches for Derbyshire - and his fourth against Surrey - but Johnson prolonged Derbyshire's resistance with a busy 72. "In this game my pace has been more consistent compared with my last one against Middlesex where my third and fourth spells were a bit slow," Tremlett said. Surrey's reply began badly when Rory Burns failed to beat Madsen's direct hit from long off, attempting a third run, but Arun Harinath and Vikram Solanki survived to delay Ponting's arrival at the crease.