County Championship: Kent beat Yorkshire by 433 runs at Headingley

Darren Stevens followed his first-innings double-century with a five-wicket haul in Yorkshire's second innings

Kent wrapped up a thumping 433-run win over Yorkshire on the final day at Headingley.

The hosts, having resumed on 44-6, resisted for two hours before eventually being bowled out for 117.

Kent's 43-year-old all-rounder Darren Stevens, who struck 237 in the visitors' first innings, rounded off an astonishing personal display with 5-20.

Kent moved above Yorkshire to go fourth in the Division One table and are two points behind third-placed Hampshire.

Kent host Hampshire at Canterbury in their final Championship game of the season, which starts on Monday.

Stevens' new-ball burst of 4-12 on the third evening put Kent on the brink of a convincing victory, which duly arrived on the fourth morning.

The veteran seamer had Tim Bresnan caught behind for his fifth scalp of the innings, and wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson made a stunning diving catch to dismiss Matthew Fisher off the bowling of Harry Podmore.

The morning session was slightly extended with Kent so close to victory, and Daniel Bell-Drummond (2-7) finished off the tail with wickets in consecutive overs to give Kent the fourth largest win by margin of runs in the history of the County Championship.

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