Kellaway, Ingram in form but then Kent top order batters frustrate Glamorgan

BEN Kellaway and Colin Ingram combined to give Glamorgan an ascending position on day two before Kent frustrated the bowlers in the beginning of their second innings.

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Kellaway, who struck a mammoth 181 not out maiden century in the reverse fixture, gave fears of déja vu with 90, together with Ingram’s 87 to combine for a 174-run partnership resuming from overnight.

Glamorgan finished on 327, damage limited by Matt Parkinson taking 4 for 103 to grind his way through the Glamorgan lower order after Wes Agar claimed four wickets to handle the top order on day one.

Ben Compton led in the visitors’ controlled reply of 106 for 1. The opener closed in on 1,000 runs for the season - needing a further 33 to pass the milestone in a race to be the first to do so this season.

Ingram and Kellaway continued to rebuild from their 47-run partnership yesterday as Glamorgan sat in the ambiguous position of 125 for 4 after rolling Kent for 155 on day one.