Rilee Rossouw hits one of the cleanest sixes you could ever wish to see. It's as smooth as you like, high in to the stands beyond deep mid-wicket.

And it appears to land in some poor chap's lunchbox. The spectator is somewhat amused. Marvellous.

They're beyond 250 now.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Rilee Rossouw has played brilliantly today, he weathered the early few overs and since then he's looked in control of this whole game.

You feel that if he keeps going this could be quite dangerous as a platform that he has built, he could really explode in the last few overs.

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Kent's Joe Denly gives Rilee Rossouw a few things to think about with his spin here. He's getting some movement out there now.

But still, eight off the over.

At the start of the 37th over, Sam Northeast launches one away, high and looping towards long on, similarly to when James Vince was caught - but this is struck quite beautifully and it lands on the boundary.

After a replay... It's deemed to have bounced just deep enough to count as a six. So, more good news for Hampshire.

And another three singles follow from the over.

Sam Northeast angles a Joe Denly delivery away for four past deep fine leg. He didn't make great contact with it, but the outfield is so dry that the ball bounces away to the boundary kindly for him.

100 for Rossouwpublished at 35 overs

35 overs

Hampshire 220-2

Applause breaks out around Lord's as former South Africa man Rilee Rossouw brings up his 100.

He gets there off 97 balls, hitting eight fours and two sixes along the way. A fine innings.

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Kent needed this... Here's a look at how they took the first wicket earlier.

After nearly two and a half hours out there, Rilee Rossouw is closing in on his 100.

The drinks are coming out now. Time for the players to get some (hopefully) chilled water. It's very hot out there.

There are 16 overs left in Hampshire's innings.

That's a lovely shot from Sam Northeast, bouncing away between cover and cover point for four more. Tidy.

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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

I think we are going to see a lot of runs today - I've seen quite a few 300+ scores this summer in the One-Day Cup.

The wicket isn't like when we saw that destructive innings from Alex Hales last year, it's more like a big building wicket.

Sam Northeast picks up his first boundary of the afternoon, as Hampshire move past 200.

They'd have taken this score after 32 overs before the toss, I'm sure.

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Here's that run out shout from a few minutes ago back in the 28th over. Have a look for yourself.

Rilee Rossouw did well to get back in time.

Imran Qayyum will be a lot happier now. His figures of 2-29 from his five overs aren't bad at all.

Former Kent man Sam Northeast is the next man out for Hampshire. Here he comes, and he starts with a safe defensive shot.

A confident Rilee Rossouw steps in to a slightly shorter delivery from Darren Stevens and hits it away for four on the onside.

Just the four singles for Hampshire off Imran Qayyum's latest over.

The run rate is 6.38, so they're still on for a pretty sizeable score.

There's a nervous moment for Hampshire and Rilee Rossouw as Darren Stevens gets his fingers to the ball to divert it straight on to the stumps at the non-striker's end...

And they'll have a look at it...

But Rossouw managed to get his bat back in time. Not out.

James Vince slightly fortunately edges one away for four more runs off Imran Qayyum. It's not been Kent's day so far, has it?

But now here comes a replacement ball as the other was out of shape somewhat...

Dimitri Mascarenhas
Ex-Hampshire all-rounder on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Hampshire are in a great position, not running away with it just yet but with wickets in the shed they can really start pushing on now.

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