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Wickets continue to tumble at Old Trafford

Wickets continued to tumble on the second day at Old Trafford with some precious late runs from Neil Fairbrother and Chris Schofield just about keeping Lancashire in the box seat

18-Aug-2000•Andy Wilson

Smethurst and Martin hit back for Lancashire

Mike Smethurst and Peter Martin hit back for Lancashire after Kent's Martin Saggers had plunged them into trouble as bowlers dominated the first day at Old Trafford

17-Aug-2000•Andy Wilson

Lancashire squander strong position against Kent

Lancashire squandered a strong position to let Kent back into their First Division match at Old Trafford today

17-Aug-2000•Andy Wilson

Saggers puts Kent on top at Old Trafford

Martin Saggers claimed four wickets to put Kent on top of their Championship match against Lancashire at Old Trafford today

17-Aug-2000•Andy Wilson

Speak top scores as Durham take the lead

Durham captain Nick Speak produced his highest score of the season as his team reached an unlikely first-innings lead against Kent in the Division One relegation battle at Riverside Stadium, Chester-le-Street

10-Aug-2000•Staff and agencies

Opening combination goes undisturbed as Canterbury tale ends tamely

Openers Steve Titchard and Steve Stubbings have recorded the second highest partnership in Derbyshire's history but their feat carried little relevance beyond the statistical as their team's Championship fixture with Kent ended in a tame draw at

31-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Dowman, Dean lead determined Derby

By the end of the second day in this County Championship match at Canterbury, the scoreboard shows that Kent trails Derbyshire by as few as 216 runs with six first innings wickets still at its disposal

29-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

More frustration around Derby's stumble

Derbyshire has had few days to remember and Kent has lost portions of many to the weather this County Championship season so it should hardly come as a surprise that the former failed to capitalise on a good start on a day significantly shortened by

28-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Gloucs survive early setbacks to beat Kent

Jack Russell celebrates his 37th birthday next month, but there is no sign of his talent or enthusiasm waning

23-Jul-2000•Richard Latham

Kent beat Hampshire easily enough in the end

Rahul Dravid steered Kent safely home by six wickets in their championship win over Hampshire at Portsmouth (the last championship match to be played on the ground)

22-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent benefit from Hampshire's batting breakdown

Min Patel sustained his run of success by bowling Kent into a strong position against Hampshire at Portsmouth

21-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent duck into trouble

Rahul Dravid kept his international rival Shane Warne at bay to keep Kent from serious trouble against Hampshire at Portsmouth

20-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Hampshire have the better of Kent

Shane Warne enjoyed himself at Kent's expense to give Hampshire the best of their championship match at Portsmouth

19-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent clobber Derbyshire

Kent scored at the expense of First Division rivals Derbyshire whom they beat by 8 wickets at the County Ground

15-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent get the better of Derbyshire batting

Min Patel showed once again why he had been England's spinner as he took five wickets for Kent in their championship match against Derbyshire

14-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Kent keep Derbyshire down

Derbyshire, who failed to garner even one batting point, lost ground to Kent, fellow-strugglers in the First Division, in their championship match at Derby

12-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Glamorgan survive Ealham shock to beat Kent

Keith Newell (62 n.o.), the Glamorgan opening batsman, kept his nerve at Canterbury as Kent showed greater fight today than they had the day before in their NatWest Trophy fourth-round match

06-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Glamorgan have Kent on the hop

Glamorgan adjusted better to the wet conditions at Canterbury to finish the shortened day with the advantage over Kent in their NatWest fourth-round match

05-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Trescothick triumph with bat and ball

Somerset slammed 295-7, the highest score in the National League this summer to date, at Maidstone as they took out their frustration on Kent for having pulled away from defeat after following in the corresponding championship match which ended

02-Jul-2000•Staff and agencies

Yorkshire Phoenix v Kent Spitfires

A Craig White hat-trick won this National League match for the Yorkshire Phoenix

18-Jun-2000•Neil Whitaker

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