Spearman and Marshall walk to the crease with Gloucestershire needing 7.86 runs per over.
12th Over
After a bright start by Gloucestershire the first change of bowlers does the trick for Kent and in his first over Kemp gets the wicket of the dangerman Spearman. Gloucestershire are 51/1.
23rd Over
Gloucestershire shut up shop, they just dont seem to be even trying to score now. Hall and Kemp have kept their spells very tight for Kent and soon after Ferley is brought on the second wicket falls as Harvey is c&b for 17.
25th Over
Oh dear, its all gone Pete Tong. Windows is bowled for just 2.
26th Over
Hodnett is next to go (for a duck). caught by van Jaarsveld from the bowling of Stevens.
27th Over
Its like a house of cards now as Ali is bowled without troubling the scorers.
28th Over
This is getting embarasing now. Gloucestershire are dead and buried when Stevens bowls Marshall for 26.
29th Over
Another over, another wicket. Infact another 2 wickets.
Averis manages to survive the hat-trick ball at least.
33rd Over
He doesn't last too long though, and is bowled by Denly.
37th Over
Gloucestershire's humiliation is completed when Saggers picks up the final wicket of Snell as Gloucestershire collapse to 96 all out.
Robert Key, trotts off the field and is seen heading for the refreshment stall, he is horrified to find a young local cricketer in the crowd has beaten him there and eaten the entire stock of pasties. He also refuses to comment when asked what he thought of Lewis being voted Man of the Match.
Kent's win (by 296 runs) keeps them firmly at the top of the standings.