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Kent were bowled out by Somerset on a fluctuating second day in Division 1 of the Vitality County Championship at Canterbury on Saturday.
Kent took six LV= Insurance County Championship Division 1 points back to Canterbury as they batted out the final day to draw with Somerset at Taunton on Friday.
New Zealand's Matt Henry and Ish Sodhi took seven wickets between them as Somerset beat Essex by 14 runs to win English cricket's Twenty20 Blast final at Edgbaston on Saturday. With southwest side Somerset defending a relatively modest total of 145, paceman Henry led the attack with 4-24 from 3.3 overs, while leg-spinner Sodhi took 3-22 from his maximum four overs as Essex were dismissed for 131 with nine balls to spare. Adam Rossington and Dan Lawrence made a rapid start to Essex's pursuit of a target of 146 only for Henry to dismiss both batsmen before bowling Michael Pepper with an excellent delivery.
Kent Spitfires missed out on a T20 Blast Quarter-Final spot as they lost away to South Group winners Somerset on Sunday.
Somerset hold the only 100% record in the Blast (played six, won six) and their two matches last week might illustrate why.
Overseas recruit Wes Agar believes Kent have enough quality in their squad to go far in the T20 Blast.
Playing for Warwickshire, Siraj took five for 82 in 24 overs, helping his team bowl out Somerset for 219 on day two of the division one fixture. Siraj's scalps included Pakistan opener Imam Ul Haq, George Bartlett, James Rew, Lewis Gregory and Josh Davey.
Mohammed Siraj might not be with the Indian team at the moment but the player is making sure he leaves no stone unturned to keep improving and be a better version of himself. The seamer made his County cricket debut at Edgbaston, Birmingham while playing for Warwickshire against Somerset. The Indian pacer duly impressed in his maiden appearance by picking five wickets that too in the first innings of the game itself. Siraj's effort helped Warwickshire bundle out Somerset for 219 runs.