Demolition Darren stars again with bat and ball

Darren Stevens, the oldest professional player in English cricket at 45, has enjoyed an amazing six-hitting day with the bat, while also making Australian Test batsman Marnus Labuschagne's life a misery once more with the ball.

Stevens crashed a thunderous 190 for Kent on Friday to almost single-handedly revive their hopes on day two of their County Championship match with Labuschagne's Glamorgan at Canterbury.

He clocked an astonishing 15 sixes and 15 fours from just 149 balls, as Kent recovered to 307 all out, having slumped to 7-92.

Stevens utterly dominated a partnership of 166 for the ninth wicket with Miguel Cummins, to which the latter contributed just a single.

Then to make his day, he removed Labuschagne, adding to the Australian's dismal run of form, as Glamorgan limped to 2-55 for two at stumps, a deficit of 252.

Stevens, who had also dismissed Labuschagne lbw for 11 during his first match back for Glamorgan at Cardiff in April, again trapped him leg before, for exactly the same score. 

Labuschagne looked distinctly disgruntled and had something to say to the umpire as he trooped away following the dismissal.

It meant that since winning the player of the match award for Queensland for his 192 in the Sheffield Shield final against New South Wales, Labuschagne has now scored 11, 12, 10, 0 and 11 in his five innings - a total of 44 - since returning to his Welsh county Glamorgan.

It did not help that he also dropped Stevens on the boundary during the veteran's six-hitting onslaught.

The good news? He was the man who finally ended Stevens' rampage, getting him caught on the long-on boundary. Labuschagne ended with figures of 2-27.