High noon inspection at St Lawrence
Published: 11:06, 09 May 2004
KENT'S championship clash with Gloucestershire was in danger of losing a second consecutive day to poor weather in Canterbury.
Having lost Saturday to a waterlooged outfield, match umpires David Constant and Barrie Leadbeater said they would insepect conditions again at noon.
But forecasts for thunder storms and a lack of any drying wine meant that prospects for play remain gloomy.
On day one Kent were dismissed for 129 and responded by reducing Gloucestershire to 127 for five.
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