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Kent consolidate lead
LONDON. Sept 6: England paceman Dean Headley and Zimbabwe leg-spinner Paul Strang shared eight wickets as Kent stepped up their bid to win the English county championship on Friday, reports Reuter.
Headley captured five for 92 and Strang snapped up three for 40 to thrust Kent to a 272-run victory over title rivals Gloucestershire on the fourth and final day at Canterbury.
Kent, seeking to win the championship for the first time for 19 years, are now 12 points clear oi second-placed Glamorgan. who were held to a draw by Surrey at The Oval.
England left-hander Graham Thorpe led a fightback by Surrey with a career-best 222 after nis county had trailed by 234 on first innings.
Yorkshire moved up to third, 18 points behind Kent, after beating Worcestershire by 66 ruM Headingley'. ’ wHite' Gloucestershire’s defeat pushed them into fourth place. 27 points behind.
The top four teams each have two games remaining, with Kent facing a significant clash
against Yorkshire al Heading ley starting next Weckiesday
Kent's success over Gloucestershire owned much to Headley's ability to generate pace and bounce on a blameless pitch as the visitors. 59 for four overnight in pursuit of an im-
probable victory target of 482. slipped to 209 all out.
Kent captain Steve Marsh said: ’’Dean bowled with real pace today, he was genuinely quick. At the start of the season he was feeling his way a bit rusty because of injury, but this week we saw what he can do when he's fully fit. He had rhythm as well as pace."
Glamorgan’s attempt to force victory over Surrey was frustrated as Thorpe battered for more than seven hours, hitting 21 fours and beating his previous best of 216 against Somerset five years ago. ,
Surrey were finally all out for 487. but Glamorgan did not seriously chase a target of 254 in a minimum of 46 overs, calling it off on 107 for three with 14 overs left.
Yorkshire enhanced their title prospects when they bowled Worcestershire out for 205 after setting them a target of 272 in 71 overs.
Seamers Chris Silverwood and Paul Hutchison took the: key wickets of England discard Graeme Hick (4) and Australian Tom Moody respectively.
Moody made a disciplined 67 from 94 balls and contained a six and 10 fours.