Matt Fisher delivered a career-best spell of 6-25 to dramatically shift the momentum in a thrilling County Championship match at the Kia Oval. The game had already seen Yorkshire dismiss Surrey for 83 in 30 overs, with 23 wickets falling in a dramatic second day. Fisher, who had been dropped from England's Test squad just two days earlier, was instrumental as Yorkshire collapsed for 82 in their second innings. Bad light forced players off at 18:20 BST, with 15.2 overs still to be bowled, and Surrey were 27-0 in their chase for 185. This match marked a historic moment, as it is the first time since 1950 that at least part of all four innings in a first-class game have been played on the same day at The Oval. It is also the first time Surrey and Yorkshire have been bowled out for under 100 runs by each other since 1967 and 1973, respectively. Only twice before have 23 wickets fallen in a Championship day at The Oval. With the season entering its final month, both Surrey and Yorkshire, currently eighth and seventh in Division One, are fighting to stay above the relegation zones. The swinging ball has caused chaos, with Surrey struggling to counter Yorkshire's four seamers. Tom Lawes (4-36) played a key role in finishing off Yorkshire's first innings of 185 in the morning session. Dom Bess, batting at number eight, scored 44 not out from 88 balls, but no other player in either team reached more than Will Luxton's 29. Only Ollie Pope's 21 for Surrey and Bess's 17 were above 20. In total, 20 wickets fell in fewer than 59 overs across the second and third innings. Fisher's outswing bowling was supported effectively by Lawes, Dan Worrall, and Auqib Nabi. For Yorkshire, Jack White (3-14), Ben Coad (3-22), George Hill (2-17), and Matt Revis (2-19) worked as a disciplined unit. Yorkshire started the day at 133-7 after losing 36 overs to rain and poor light. A brief partnership between Bess and Kuldeep Yadav added 57 runs, but it quickly became irrelevant. Kuldeep was dismissed by Nabi, and Coad took a catch off Lawes. Later, White mis-hit a return catch to Lawes, sealing Yorkshire's fate. Surrey's first innings struggled from the start, losing Rory Burns in the sixth over, Dom Sibley in the eighth, and Josh Blake in the ninth. Burns and Sibley were dismissed by White, while Blake was leg-before to Coad. Surrey were 24-3 at lunch, and the situation worsened as Ben Foakes (9) was caught by Hill, and Adam Thomas was leg-before. Ollie Pope's innings was crucial but ended when he mistimed a shot off Revis. Lawes and Nabi both took catches, and Surrey's innings crumbled further. Fisher's resilience was evident as he hit two boundaries before being caught. The match continued with a series of collapses, culminating in Yorkshire's all-out in 28.5 overs.