There was a big victory for Kent Spitfires as they ended a tough Vitality T20 Blast season to forget in strong fashion against Surrey at Canterbury on Friday night. While both teams’ respective positions in the South group had already been confirmed, Spitfires gave their fans something to cheer about in front of a packed crowd for just their second home win in the competition to at least ease some of the pressure on head coach Matt Walker and his side. A devastating 108-run opening stand between Tawanda Muyeye and Daniel Bell-Drummond guided them towards a huge 217-5 before spinner Matt Parkin…
