The Cricket Thread

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We've put ourselves in such a strong position that even if tomorrow is washed out we can bat really aggressively on Saturday - bat until 110 overs or until we get max batting points then declare.
 
In an ideal world I'd have preferred not to have this hour session. It comes with the risk of losing a clutter of wickets.

But on the plus side, it will mean that if we do manage to bat through to 110 overs (at which point we'll presumably declare), there will still be a very decent amount of time left tomorrow evening to get a good bowl at them.
 
Tomorrow should be a good batting day. There are 79 overs left for bonus points. 347 runs for max batting points means we need to go at 4.4 an over which we were doing yesterday. That will still leave around 25 overs to bowl at Kent (there will be more than 96 overs tomorrow to make up some lost overs). Unless Hants collapse in truly horrific style, we will have plenty of time to build a big lead and take 10 Kent wickets.