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Blast in the Past: Kent v Middlesex

Middlesex ended their Vitality Blast campaign on a winning note, holding off Kent Spitfires to triumph at Canterbury by 14 runs - here's our take on their T20...

13.07.26, 08:30 Updated 12.07.26, 22:08 2 Minute Read

Ben Kosky

Ben Kosky

Having launched their Vitality Blast campaign by losing to Kent Spitfires, Middlesex rounded it off by reversing the result to ensure they avoided finishing bottom of the group. Or, if you want to stretch a point, technically joint fourth out of six.

Put in at Canterbury, the visitors failed to build substantial partnerships, although Ben Geddes walloped a few leg-side sixes in his 32 from 21 balls and – not for the first time – it was left to Luke Hollman to steer them towards a defendable total.

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