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Trott ends Powell's Beckenham vigil

SAGGERS: made breakthrough
SAGGERS: made breakthrough

BEN TROTT accounted for former Warwickshire skipper Michael Powell to bring an end to his seven-and-a-half hour stay at Beckenham.

Powell reached 134 and had seen his side through to 196 when he fell to the Kent seamer and gave the hosts their first bowling bonus point on the third morning of the game.

Aiming to hook a bouncer, Powell got a top-edge to send the ball high to Min Patel who took a well-judged catch low down at long leg.

Earlier, England swing bowler Martin Saggers struck in the fourth over of day to remove visiting batsman Jonathon Trott for 115.

Having featured in a second-wicket stand worth 183 in 55 overs with Powell, Trott reached his century in Saggers' first over of the morning with a clipped four through square-leg and from 155-balls and with 13 fours.

He his two more boundaries before falling in the 104th over, aiming to force off the back-foot he edged to wicketkeeper Niall O'Brien to bring an end to his 196-minute stay.

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