Sunday 23 April 2017 20:56, UK
Kent continued their fast start to the season with a second successive three-day victory over Derbyshire in Specsavers County Championship Division Two.
Kent had set their opponents a victory target of 409 at Canterbury and the visitors did supply some resistance from Gary Wilson, who made a breezy 97.
But in-form all-rounder Darren Stevens snaffled another three victims, for nine in the match and 22 for the season to date.
James Harris pitched in with 4-56 - his best figures since joining on loan from Middlesex - as Kent claimed a 21-point haul.
Captain Paul Collingwood fell three short of a century as Durham established a first-innings lead of 116 against Gloucestershire at Bristol.
Collingwood was the last man out for 97 as Durham were dismissed for 419, Craig Miles the most successful Gloucestershire bowler with 5-99.
By the close, Gloucestershire had fought back well to reach 175-3 and lead by 59 - Chris Dent and Will Tavare making their second half-centuries of the match.
Elsewhere, Leicestershire lead Glamorgan by 194 with seven wickets remaining heading into the final day.
Ned Eckersley (70 not out) and Mark Pettini (33 not out) have put on 91 for the fourth wicket so far in Leicestershire's 200-3.
Glamorgan had earlier eked out a six-run advantage on their first innings after Colin Ingram's 137 had helped them to a season's-best score of 426.
