LIVE BLOG: Lancashire v Kent, Day Four
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1.05pm LUNCH Day 4
Kent 2nd inns 74-2 trail by 191 runs, Denly 48 Bell-Drummond 13.
After the early excitement of those two wickets, Jaydn Denly and Daniel Bell-Drummond have defended stoutly with Denly's leading edge off Chris Green the nearest we have come to seeing a third wicket.
Denly received a nasty looking blow on the elbow off Mitch Stanley in the last over before the break but after treatment carried on.
12.43pm
Kent 2nd inns 55-2 trail by 210 runs, Denly 32 Bell-Drummond 11.
Jaydn Denly gets away with a miscue when his leading edge off Chris Green loops up towards deep mid-off where George Balderson races in and dives but can't get to the pitch of the ball - but that was close.
12.24pm
Kent 2nd inns 48-2 trail by 217 runs, Denly 26 Bell-Drummond 10.
Jaydn Denly reverse swept Chris Green twice for four in his last over. I don't think Lancashire will mind that too much, hoping he miscues any further attempt and offers a chance.
12.09pm
Kent 2nd inns 34-2 trail by 231 runs, Denly 16 Bell-Drummond 6.
Tom Bailey's excellent opening spell ends with figures of 7-4-14-1 and he's been replaced by George Balderson. Matty Hurst applying pressure by standing up to both Bailey and Balderson.
11.56am
Kent 2nd inns 20-2 trail by 245 runs, Denly 10 Bell-Drummond 0.
Close call for Jaydn Denly who edges Chris Green with the ball bouncing just in front of slip.
11.48am
Kent 2nd inns 19-2 trail by 246 runs, Denly 9 Bell-Drummond 0.
Lancashire are surrounding Daniel Bell-Drummond for Chris Green and thought they had him caught in the previous over but not given. Good pressure being applied.
11.38am WICKET
Kent 2nd inns 11-2 trail by 254 runs, Denly 1 Bell-Drummond 0.
Chris Green strikes in his first over as Matt Parkinson turns his fourth delivery into the hands of Josh Bohannon at leg slip for a 26-ball 4.
11.22am WICKET
Kent 2nd inns 9-1 trail by 256 runs, Parkinson 3 Denly 0.
Tom Bailey makes the early breakthrough having first innings century maker Ben Compton lbw for 6.
11.19am
Kent 2nd inns 9-0 trail by 256 runs, Compton 6 Parkinson 3.
Ben Compton has a lucky escape after inside edging just past his stumps off James Anderson for four.
11.04am
Kent 2nd inns 0-0 trail by 265 runs, Compton 0 Parkinson 0.
James Anderson bowls the opening over of the day from the North End to Ben Compton and it is a maiden.
Tom Bailey has the second over and will be bowling to Matt Parkinson, opening for the first time.
10.45am
Lancashire have declared on their overnight score of 639-9.
9.00am
There are dry and bright conditions at Stanley Park for this final day of our Rothesay County Championship match against Kent.
We await news on any possible overnight declaration from temporary skipper James Anderson with Lancashire on 639-9 - our record total at Blackpool incidentally - leading by 265 runs.
Play looks set to start on time at 11am with lunch back to its normal time of 1pm and tea at 3.40pm regardless of how many overs remain.