on 497 for 5, and in reply Matthew Elliott made 85 and David Hemp 128 and Glamorgan reached 301, which was not enough to avoid the follow-on. The experienced fast bowler Jason Lewry took six for 77 for Sussex, while the Welsh team's new import, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly, scored a duck in his first innings. However, Glamorgan achieved a draw as Matthew Elliott made 162 and they survived for 80 overs. When time was called, Glamorgan were on 354 for 3. (Cricinfo scorecard) National League: Glamorgan v Nottinghamshire (5 June) Match abandoned – Glamorgan (2pts), Nottinghamshire (2pts) This match, which was due to be played at Swansea, was abandoned without a ball being bowled because of rain. (Cricinfo scorecard) County Championship: Glamorgan v Kent (8–10 June) Kent (21.5pts) beat Glamorgan (6pts) by 10 wickets Glamorgan went down to their fifth defeat of the season at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff. After winning the toss and losing two wickets for 16, Kent's next eight wickets added over 30 times that as Kent ended with a total of 568, thanks mainly to 262 not out from Martin van Jaarsveld – the highest score of the English county season thus far – with Darren Stevens (80) and Min Patel (87) sharing partnerships of more than 125 runs with Van Jaarsveld. Glamorgan had nine double-figure scores in reply, but unlike Kent they had no one to go past 70, and they were bowled out for 358 after six Kent bowlers had taken at least one wicket. The follow-on was enforced, and now Glamorgan had to be content with seven single-figure scores after Amjad Khan and Andrew Hall took care of their top order. Khan ripped out three early wickets – for which Glamorgan managed five runs, and Martin Saggers and Andrew Hall was responsible for the next two wicket, leaving the Welsh team at 34 for 5. Their overseas player, Sourav Ganguly, who played in his second match this season, added 55% of the Glamorgan team score, making 142 in three hours before he was last out, caught by Van Jaarsveld for 142. Kent were set a target of 51 in their second innings, which they achieved without loss of a wicket to win inside three days. Kent were deducted half a point for a slow over rate. (Cricinfo scorecard) County Championship: Middlesex v Glamorgan (15–18 June) Middlesex (20pts) beat Glamorgan (6pts) by six