Dunn deal

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Seamer Matthew Dunn has committed his future to Surrey by signing a one-year extension that prolongs his contract until the end of the 2014 season.

Dunn burst onto the scene in 2011 with five second-innings wickets in victory over hosts Derbyshire at the County Ground on LV= County Championship debut.

However, Surrey’s strong bowling stocks meant the 20-year-old made just one more championship appearance that season and one this year when he continued to represent Surrey’s second XI and Normandy Cricket Club in Guildford.

Having taken a five-for on championship debut in 2011, Matthew Dunn has been limited to one more appearance that year and this

Dunn, who is yet to make a senior limited-overs appearance, told Surrey’s website: “I am very pleased to have agreed another year on my contract. 2013 is an exciting time for Surrey and I really look forward to contributing on all fronts to what I hope will be a hugely successful year.”

Surrey team director Chris Adams added: “Matt is a very exciting young talent and I am delighted that he has committed his future to Surrey. We all know his future potential and I very much look forward to working with him to achieve this.”

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