28/04Result

Tour Match, New Zealand tour of England and Scotland at Canterbury, Apr 28-30 2008

Match drawn

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ	WD
CS Martin	19	7	53	0	2.78	1
TG Southee	15	3	49	1	3.26	0
IE O'Brien	21	5	73	0	3.47	0
GD Elliott	10	2	42	0	4.20	0
JS Patel	21	2	81	0	3.85	0
AJ Redmond	4	1	16	0	4.00	0

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ	WD	NB
MJ Saggers	11	6	16	0	1.45	0	0
R McLaren	10.2	2	29	1	2.80	1	1
SJ Cook	7	0	25	0	3.57	0	0
AJ Blake	4	1	17	0	4.25	0	0
JC Tredwell	6	5	2	0	0.33	0	0

Match Details

Kent , elected to bat first

11am start, Lunch 13.00-13.40, Tea 15.40-16.00, Close 18.00

28,29,30 April 2008 (3-day match)

Close of Play

Mon, 28 Apr - day 1 - Kent 1st innings 324/1 (RWT Key 178*, JC Tredwell 123*, 90 ov)
Tue, 29 Apr - day 2 - New Zealanders 1st innings 92/1 (JM How 53*, JAH Marshall 20*, 38.2 ov)
Wed, 30 Apr - day 3 - no play

Day 1
- Kent 1st innings
- RWT Key 100 in 235 mins off 170 balls, 16x4
- JC Tredwell 100 in 255 mins off 198 balls, 17x4

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Kent BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
MJ Saggers	11.0	6	16	0	1.45
R McLaren	10.2	2	29	1	2.80	(1nb, 1w)
SJ Cook	7.0	0	25	0	3.57
AJ Blake	4.0	1	17	0	4.25
JC Tredwell	6.0	5	2	0	0.33