Monty Panesar took three wickets to set up Sussex's 10-wicket victory over Surrey in the County Championship.

Surrey resumed the final day on 39-1 and Panesar (3-33) was at the heart of things as the visitors slumped to 197-8, facing an innings defeat.

Rory Hamilton-Brown (47), along with tailenders Murali Kartik (11) and Jon Lewis (12), took Surrey to 248 all out to make the hosts bat again.

Ed Joyce and Chris Nash took 11 balls to knock off the 22 needed for victory.

VIEW FROM THE COMMENTARY BOX

BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms:

"This was Championship cricket at its very best, with the game not being decided until deep into the final hour

"Surrey deserve enormous credit for battling to the end and, had the other batsman shown the resolve of skipper Rory Hamilton-Brown, Surrey might have escaped with a draw.

"However, Sussex skipper Mike Yardy showed patience and imagination, and ultimately held his nerve as his side worked their way through the Surrey batting order.

"A second Championship win of the season will be a welcome relief for Sussex after defeats against Notts and Middlesex, and will send the squad into the T20 competition in good heart."