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Surrey broke the world record for the highest innings score without a batter making a century after piling up a massive 671 for nine declared in their LV= Insurance County Championship match against Kent.
Kent captain Jack Leaning has urged his batsmen to deliver on day three against Surrey.
Surrey broke the world record for the highest innings score without a batter making a century after piling up a massive 671 for nine declared in their LV= Insurance County Championship match against Kent.
Kent will be hoping for quick wickets on day two against Surrey after yet more toiling in the field.
Surrey stay top of Division One after the gods of the earth and the sky conspired to make a draw inevitable at Bristol. It didn’t look like that when Gloucestershire’s decision to bowl paid dividends, the in-form Ryan Patel and Test batters, Rory Burns and Hashim Amla, back in the hutch on the first morning. But the next nine wickets were to realise over 1,000 runs and, with the last day washed out, no result was possible.
Ryan Patel continued his fine start to the season with a match-winning 102 as Surrey confirmed their position as the early pace-setters with a three-wicket victory over Somerset at the Kia Oval.
One way a captain can get ahead in a game and open up pathways to a victory is to win the toss, bat first and contribute a daddy hundred. With his team’s batting almost comically fragile this season (his own form no small part in that), Tom Abell batted more than 100 overs for his undefeated 150, looked at his four international bowlers – plus Jack Brooks, who is closing in on 500 first class wickets – and must have thought Somerset’s nightmare start to the season was finally to be arrested.
Lancashire finally broke some determined resistance from Gloucestershire to wrap up an innings-and-57-run win with just 23 balls remaining in the final day's play of their LV= Insurance County Championship Division One clash at Emirates Old Trafford.