Surrey on Monday after the death of his wife Alec Stewart Lynn flew his flags in half of the mast.
Former English Captain Stewart stood as a director of the club cricket after supervising the third straight title Rothesay County Championship last season, allowing him to spend more time supporting Lynn’s long battle with breast cancer.
The brown caps went to the fields in Kia oval, wearing black bracelets in their memory on the last day of their conflict with Hampshire, while the flags were also reduced in the respect of respect.
President Oli Slipper said: “The sincere condolences of all in the Surrey County Club cricket club are with Alec and the whole Stewart family. Meanwhile, we ask people to respect their privacy at this difficult time.”
Stewart, who, after the release of his previous work, took over a part -time role, was previously associated with key jobs in England, but always preferred family obligations over a demanding overseas travel plan.
Surrey was eventually thwarted in his efforts to enforce the victory of Nick Gubbins 117 for Hampshire.
Hampshire continued to 35 for three in an attempt to unlikely 377, but Gubbins and Toby Albert, who hit 78, joined with an excellent 243-running partnership for the fifth goal to ensure that they share prey.
Elsewhere Sussex registered their first victory in the division in ten years when they ended up Somerset The last day of their clash of the Rothesay County championship in Hove, while Warwickshire amazed Durham with one goal victory.
After Sussex ended his long waiting for the headquarters at the upper table with last year’s victory of the division two, the draw last week followed the worcestershire with an impressive 260-running success.
Already without their former English sailor Ollie Robinson continued the fourth morning by the missing colleague Rychly Sean Hunt injuries.
Hunt has taken nine of his 15 goals to this day, but the West Indian strike Jayden Seales built in his absence and took three of the six scalps still needed to earn maximum points.
Somerset was eventually tilted to 334 in Stotina above the stubborn resistance, Tom Abell the highest score with 96.
The second result in the division appeared on Chester-le, where Warwickshire He successfully persecuted 339 thanks to hundreds of Ed Barnard.
Warwickshire continued overnight at 12 without loss, and half a century by Captain Alex Davies and Kai Smith strengthened his business, but when Barnard was out for 101, visitors were 285 for seven.
Durham He felt the opportunity and bowler of England Matthew Potts – on his way to three to 79 – he claimed the ninth scalp of Michael Booth for 40, with Warwickshire 15 shorts before the finish.
But Ethan Bamber number 10 kept his peace and struck 30, not with the maximum of Ben Raine enough to seal the unforgettable victory for Warwickshire.
Essex and Nottinghamshire He was fighting for a stalemate at Trent Bridge, none of the party did enough to promote a positive result.
Jack Haynes made the game safety for hosts with knocking at 142, stretched the lead to 365, but the handlets had only 31 exceeded to hunt 10 goals. In the end, they managed only one when Tom Westley and Paul Walter directed their side to safety.
The two remaining games in Old Trafford, Grace Road and Bristol were drawn in the two division.
Lancashire would be pleased to survive against Northamptonshireafter he was forced to follow. They were indebted to Josh Bohannon, who made 155 in the back of the back for more than seven hours to hold the guest attack.
The red rose was 83 before 351 to nine when the parties were shaking hands, the Calvin Harrison foot cord when he took the best haul of seven for 119.
Glamorgan also draw after being asked for a bat again Gloucestershire. They earned 288 for four, including the undefeated 77 from Colin Ingramo because the home attack tried to cause enough problems in the second shift.
Leicestershire made a cautious statement against DerbyshireEventually they set them 449. In response to four, they managed 305, while Captain Wayne Madsen fell four shortly after a century.
