Hampshire v http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Kent-c802 - County Championship Division Two - Day 4 - Live Score and Update
Hampshire 292 & 186/9 (91.0 ov) v Kent 467 - Match drawn
Fans at The Rose Bowl, Southampton, witnessed the four-day match between Hampshire and Kent end without a result on Monday, July 30, 2012.
Kent began the day by resuming their first innings from an overnight tally of 438 runs for the loss of eight wickets.
However, the partnership between http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Coles-c51379 became the first wicket of the day, perishing after scoring a knock of 29 runs.
With 467 runs, Tredwell became the 10th wicket to fall from his side, as he lost his wicket after scoring 31 runs off 41 deliveries.
From Hampshire, JA Tomlinson and SM Ervine were the top bowlers for sharing four wickets each.
Hampshire had a terrible start to their second innings, losing their first wicket with only a run on the board, as JM Vince had his stumps shattered by M Davies without scoring.
With just eight runs on the board, the side, suffered the loss of their second wicket with BM Shafayat getting trapped in front of stumps by CE Shreck on a score of two runs.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/SM-Katich-c2543 was then removed before opening his account, as the side lost its third wicket with only ten runs on the scoreboard.
Skipper, JHK Adams, was then joined by LA Dawson, and the two batsmen halted the bowling onslaught, aiming to avoid a complete meltdown in the innings.
The duo cracked some fine shots, taking the score to 52 runs, before Dawson became the fourth wicket to fall. The batsman found his way off the field after scoring a knock of 28 runs.
However, before Kent could pulverize Hampshire, the duo of Adams and SM Ervine forged another resounding partnership, taking the sting out of the bowling attack.
The two batsmen exhibited strength while facing the opposition, as they took the score to 110 runs. It was then time for SM Ervine to take his leave, as he was removed by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/BP-Nash-c1183 on a score of 31 runs.
The remaining batting line-up failed to give a show, as batsmen kept losing wickets regularly. Consequently, the day ended with Adams unbeaten on 85 and DR Briggs on 20, as http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Hampshire-c789 posted 186 runs.
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