County Championship: Uncle and nephew staff up as Joe and Jadyn Denly earn Kent draw with Essex | Cricket Information

An unbeaten 41 from 18-year-old Jaydn Denly in a stable sixth-wicket stand alongside his uncle Joe helped information Kent to a draw of their Vitality County Championship match at Essex.

After a rain delay, Essex declared on their in a single day 257-4, setting Kent a victory goal of 375.

Essex seamer Jamie Porter reduce into Kent’s prime order earlier than first-class debutant Jaydn Denly and his uncle ate up 16 overs whereas placing on 51 runs earlier than the latter was out for 39.

Kent, whose batters wore black armbands to mark the loss of life of former England spinner Derek Underwood, steadied the innings from 65-5 and, following one other rain break, completed on 164-7.

On the Oval, Surrey fell brief in a run chase in opposition to Somerset because the match additionally resulted in a draw.

Chasing 209 in 19 overs, openers Dan Lawrence and Jamie Smith (45) placed on a stand of 90 to arrange the prospect of a primary win of the season for the champions.

Nonetheless, three fast wickets in 9 balls all however ended Surrey’s problem as Kasey Aldridge picked up two within the twelfth over.

Lawrence was unbeaten on 53 from 34 balls when the gamers shook fingers with 5 overs left, Surrey at 123-5.

On the Utilita Bowl, Nick Gubbins batted out the ultimate day as Hampshire secured a draw in opposition to Lancashire.

Gubbins crafted an unbeaten 69 to finish any probability of a Hampshire collapse, whereas James Vince and Tom Prest had been equally cussed of their resistance because the hosts completed on 179-4.

Matthew Potts scored his maiden first-class century to assist Durham earn a draw on their return to Division One motion in opposition to Warwickshire at Edgbaston.

Warwickshire started the ultimate day scenting victory as their newly-promoted opponents, following on, resumed on 12-2 and nonetheless 169 behind.

However cussed batting, led by nightwatch Potts (149 not out), noticed Durham shut on 293-6 and earned them a draw after their first match again within the prime tier in opposition to Hampshire was deserted with no ball being bowled final week.

Nottinghamshire’s sport with Worcestershire resulted in a draw after the ultimate day’s play at Trent Bridge was washed out.

In Division Two, Derbyshire earned a draw at Glamorgan on the again of an excellent unbeaten stand from Luis Reece and Brooke Visitor.

Derbyshire had an inconceivable goal of 401 to chase as they resumed in Cardiff on 40-1.

The early dismissals of David Lloyd and Wayne Madsen gave Glamorgan hope of victory, however these had been the final wickets to fall.

Reece ended unbeaten on 91, with Visitor 72 not out because the pair took Derbyshire to 225-3.

Ollie Value’s career-best 147 and a century from James Bracey helped Gloucestershire to an unlikely draw with Yorkshire in Bristol.

The pair shared a fifth-wicket stand of 199, Bracey making 102, as they rescued the hosts from 97-4 in a single day, chasing 498 to win.

Yorkshire’s assault was left pissed off on a placid pitch as Gloucestershire closed on 405-6.

Heavy rain and blustery winds dominated out any play on the ultimate day between Northamptonshire and Middlesex, leaving Middlesex’s Leus du Plooy 4 runs in need of a double century.

Frequent heavy showers additionally ended an prospect of a constructive consequence between Leicestershire and Sussex.

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