Mark Pennell

Fulton carries Kent's hopes of transforming match

David Fulton edged towards his ninth first-class century of the summer as Kent attempted to gain ground on relegation-threatened Northamptonshire in Canterbury

06-Sep-2001•Mark Pennell

Northants ease relegation fears

Northamptonshire's hopes of playing first division Championship cricket next season improved considerably with a commanding first day performance over Kent in Canterbury

05-Sep-2001•Mark Pennell

Bicknell's maiden century defies Kent

Rain coupled with Martin Bicknell's maiden first-class century saved Surrey from the ignominy of a three-day Championship defeat at the hands of Kent in Canterbury today

18-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Hard-fought day at Canterbury

Kent posted a modest first innings lead of 43 after a hard-fought, cut-and-thrust second day of this CricInfo Championship clash with Surrey in Canterbury

17-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Kent in charge against Surrey

Kent's bid to claim the CricInfo Championship runners-up slot moved a step closer as they dominated the opening day of their match with reigning champions Surrey in sunny Canterbury

16-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Kent make most of depleted Somerset attack

In-form Kent took advantage of excellent batting conditions and Richard Johnson's shock call into England's Trent Bridge Test squad to run up 381 for four on the opening day of this CricInfo Championship match in Canterbury

01-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell

Wells inspires comprehensive win over Kent

Leicestershire skipper Vince Wells returned to haunt his former county by inspiring them to an innings and 149-run win over Kent inside three days in Canterbury

22-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Leicestershire dominate with bat and ball

Leicestershire took total command of their CricInfo Championship clash in Canterbury courtesy of Kent old-boy Vince Wells

21-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Notts never recover from loss of early wickets

Kent Spitfires moved into outright second spot and level on points with Division One leaders Leicestershire following an emphatic 60-run win over Nottinghamshire following a cold and rain-affected match in Maidstone

17-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Smith ton puts Kent in commanding position

Former Cambridge Blue Ed Smith scored his second Championship century of the summer and took his match aggregate to 190 to put Kent into a commanding position going into the final day of their clash with Glamorgan in Maidstone

15-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Wallace makes sure honours are shared at Maidstone

Glamorgan's stand-in wicketkeeper Mark Wallace starred with the bat, scoring an unbeaten career-best 80 to help maintain the status quo at the mid-point of their match with Kent at Maidstone

14-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Kent's total may not prove enough against Glamorgan

Kent's rash batting coupled with an inspired spell of bowling by Glamorgan seamer Darren Thomas ensured honours finished just about even at the end of this first day of four at Maidstone

13-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Somerset pinch a point thanks to Turner

Somerset Sabres took 14 runs off Matthew Fleming's final over of the day to snatch a tie in a low-scoring game with Kent Spitfires played out on a difficult Tunbridge Wells pitch

03-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Trott gallops through Essex batting to secure easy win

Kent wrapped up their first Championship win of the season inside three days by claiming 16 Essex wickets in a day to secure an innings and 152-run win at Tunbridge Wells

01-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Battling Law resurrects Essex's hopes

Essex batsman Stuart Law missed out on his second century of the Championship season as Essex battled to avoid the follow-on by reaching 195 for four at leafy Tunbridge Wells

31-May-2001•Mark Pennell

Fulton century puts Kent in charge

Opening batsman David Fulton hit his fourth century of the summer to help Kent into a dominant position at 320 for three on day one of the Tunbridge Wells Festival week game with Essex at the Nevill

30-May-2001•Mark Pennell

Kent collapse against Yorkshire pacers

KENT'S outside chances of pulling off a last day victory over Yorkshire disappeared in the first session as they slid to 67 for seven against a buoyant White Rose pace attack

10-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell

Yorkshire secure a 32 run win over Kent

Yorkshire improved their chances of securing the runner's-up slot in the county championship first division after securing a 32-run win over Kent in Canterbury

10-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell

Kent edge nearer to draw with Yorkshire

Kent edged ever nearer a draw and the likelihood of first division championship survival on day three of their cut and thrust clash with Yorkshire in Canterbury

09-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell

Ealham and Saggers take advantage of idea bowling conditions

Yorkshire were happy to go in for an early tea in Canterbury this afternoon after Kent reduced them to 51 for three when rain stopped played after 17.3 overs of the Tykes second innings

09-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell

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