Jaztheman
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great patch of bowling there by tredwell so kent should keep the score down and should be an easy wicket haul now
Story Kent - A Cricket07 Story - Season Finished
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Kent v Yorkshire - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Canterbury
Day 2 - 2nd Session
McGrath and Dawson continue after lunch until at 2:30 with the score at 252/7, Yorkshire declare.
Kent face only 11 balls before once again the rain arrives to end the days play with Kent 9/0 in reply.
Kent face only 11 balls before once again the rain arrives to end the days play with Kent 9/0 in reply.
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Why did Yorkshire declare?! Good bowling by Kent here
Hoping to see Kent score at a quick rate
Hoping to see Kent score at a quick rate
GrayNicolls
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Interesting declaration. Jimmy Tredwell bowling well. Kent win on the cards here.
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Kent v Yorkshire - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Canterbury
Day 3 - 1st Session
With 2 days gone and only 1 innings complete, Kent will have to go at a lightening pace to get anything other than a draw out of this game. Walker and Fulton set about this task and within the hour Walker is celebrating his fifty.
Half an hour later and Fulton is doing the same. Both batsmen have been struggling for form and their place in the team has looked under threat so good innings from both is vital.
Yorkshire's only chance of the session comes just 10 minutes before lunch when (on 68) Fulton is dropped in the slips by Gale.
Kent make lunch without the loss of a wicket and have amassed a massive 175 runs in the session.
Half an hour later and Fulton is doing the same. Both batsmen have been struggling for form and their place in the team has looked under threat so good innings from both is vital.
Yorkshire's only chance of the session comes just 10 minutes before lunch when (on 68) Fulton is dropped in the slips by Gale.
Kent make lunch without the loss of a wicket and have amassed a massive 175 runs in the session.
GrayNicolls
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How did you know that he got dropped by Gale? Great batting from the Kentish.
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Probably zoomed in on the back of his shirt.GrayNicolls said:
Good start from Kent, they need their openers to convert their scores into 100s.
Good presentation, nice and simple.
plympilgrim
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wow grt start for kent
kiwi_macca
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good start carry it on!
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Kent v Yorkshire - Liverpool Victoria County Championship - Canterbury
Day 3 - 2nd Session
Walker and Fulton's stand continues for just 2 balls as Fulton is trapped LBW by McGrath.
The lunch break is slightly kinder to Walker as shortly afterwards he celebrates his century in just 105 balls, including 6 fours. Dispite the speed of the century Walker hasn't looked completely confident out there.
The next milestone is the 200 for Kent and Key brings up the total with a magnificent straight drive for four.
Walker and Key continue to build a partnership, but just after suffering a blow to the head and with the score on 237. Gillespie bags the key wicket of Walker for 128.
Both openers are now gone and Key is joined at the crease by van Jaarsveld. The pair are batting with confidence and Kent pass Yorkshire's total in the 53rd over, 70 overs faster than Yorkshire. 2 overs later Key is celebrating his fifty.
Kent make tea without the loss of further wickets and are 292/2.
The lunch break is slightly kinder to Walker as shortly afterwards he celebrates his century in just 105 balls, including 6 fours. Dispite the speed of the century Walker hasn't looked completely confident out there.
The next milestone is the 200 for Kent and Key brings up the total with a magnificent straight drive for four.
Walker and Key continue to build a partnership, but just after suffering a blow to the head and with the score on 237. Gillespie bags the key wicket of Walker for 128.
Both openers are now gone and Key is joined at the crease by van Jaarsveld. The pair are batting with confidence and Kent pass Yorkshire's total in the 53rd over, 70 overs faster than Yorkshire. 2 overs later Key is celebrating his fifty.
Kent make tea without the loss of further wickets and are 292/2.
GrayNicolls
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How do you manage to bat so realisticly on this, Kev? I can't. I either score at a rate of about 20 an over, or get bowled out for about 100.
kiwi_macca
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good knock key!!!!! good partnership is in prospoect here
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