Saggers stuns Durham
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Your support makes all the difference.Martin Saggers wrapped up Durham's innings to finish with a haul of 7 for 79 on the third day of Kent's County Championship fixture at Chester-le-Street.
Martin Saggers wrapped up Durham's innings to finish with a haul of 7 for 79 on the third day of Kent's County Championship fixture at Chester-le-Street.
Durham resumed on 209 for 8, but Saggers bowled Neil Killeen for 34 and then trapped Simon Brown lbw for a duck as the hosts were all out for 223, leaving Nick Speak 11 runs short of a century.
Kent finished with a first-innings deficit of 53 having at one stage been on top after reducing Durham to 130 for 8.
When Kent batted again they were restricted to just 18 runs in the first 10 overs as David Fulton and Robert Key found the bowling restrictive.
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