COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION TWO ROUNDUP: Brooke Guest hits a century before Ben Aitchison and Rory Haydon each took two wickets in what is a must-win game
Bristol (day two of four): Gloucestershire 325, Kent 308-8 - Kent are 17 runs behind with two first-innings wickets remaining
Half-centuries from Tawanda Muyeye, Chris Benjamin and Ben Dawkins boosted Kent's battle for first innings supremacy over Gloucestershire on the second day of the County Championship Division Two match at Bristol.
Muyeye top-scored with 90 off 141 balls, while Benjamin contributed 74 not out and Dawkins a career-best 65 as the visitors ran up 308 for 8 in reply to Gloucestershire's 325.
Seamer Will Williams was the pick of the home bowling attack with four for 40 from 21 overs and claimed a stunning run out.
At one point, Kent were 245 for 8, trailing by 80 runs. But Benjamin and Keith Dudgeon (30 not out) put together an unbroken ninth-wicket stand of 63 in the closing overs to frustrate the hosts.
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Brook Guest ended his wait for a hundred (Getty Images)
Derby (day two of four): Derbyshire 604-7d, Northamptonshire 98-4 - Northamptonshire are 504 runs behind with six first-innings wickets remaining
Brooke Guest scored his first century in nearly three years as Derbyshire tightened their grip on the second day of the County Championship Division Two match against Northamptonshire at the County Ground, Derby.
The wicketkeeper made 141 and shared a sixth wicket stand of 241 with Martin Andersson, who scored 106 before Derbyshire declared on 604 for 7, the sixth highest total in the county's history.
Northamptonshire collapsed after tea against Ben Aitchison and Rory Haydon, who both took two wickets before Calvin Harrison and James Sales steered them to 98 for 4 at the close, still 506 behind.
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