Kent holds 218-run lead against Worcestershire after two days
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 6:13 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
Kent reached 197-3 at stumps on the second day of its Rothesay County Championship Division Two match against Worcestershire at the St Lawrence Ground. The hosts currently hold a 218-run lead with seven second-innings wickets remaining in a pivotal fixture for promotion contention. Sam Northeast finished the day unbeaten on 96, supported by Zak Crawley who contributed 54. Earlier, Worcestershire was dismissed for 217 in its first innings, with Hasan Mahmud claiming 4-68 and Matt Milnes taking 3-52. Daniel Lategan led the visitors with 59 runs and Adam Hose added 50 before the Kent bowling attack restricted the remainder of the order. The match continues as both teams compete for vital championship points.
- •Kent leads by 218 runs with seven wickets remaining heading into day three.
- •Sam Northeast sits at 96 not out for Kent following the close of play.
- •Hasan Mahmud took 4-68 and Matt Milnes took 3-52 to bowl Worcestershire out for 217.
- •Daniel Lategan and Adam Hose were the top scorers for Worcestershire with 59 and 50 runs.
- •Zak Crawley added 54 runs to the Kent second-innings total before being caught behind.
- 6:13 PMYahoo Sports — Northeast puts Kent in charge against Worcestershire
"Kent close day two 218 runs ahead of Worcestershire in their potentially pivotal County Championship Division Two match.
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