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Emilio Gay prepares to face a delivery for Durham against Kent
Emilio Gay prepares to face a delivery for Durham against Kent Thomas Ridley

Three things we learnt from Durham's season opener with Kent

Potts back to his best, Gay staking a claim for national honours and Ben Raine doing Ben Raine things.

08.04.26, 20:00 Updated 08.04.26, 21:39

Thomas Ridley

Thomas Ridley

On the whole Durham’s draw against Kent was an impressive performance, but it did end with a whimper. 

Like many times recently, Durham struggled to bowl a team out on the final day.

The Riverside pitch flattened out under the sun on Easter Monday allowing Kent to adopt a rearguard action. 

Perhaps it was a defensive declaration, maybe Alex Lees and co were haunted by the spectres of declarations past, Warwickshire is the one that springs to mind. 

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Thomas Ridley

Thomas Ridley is a freelance journalist and editor of The Chester

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