Kent's Division One status is at serious risk after a challenging match against Hampshire in the County Championship at Canterbury, where they were forced to follow on after being dismissed for 207 in their first innings. Hampshire scored 403, with significant contributions from Tom Prest, who made 102, and Brad Wheal, who added 61. Kent struggled in their second innings, starting at 64-5 and trailing by 339 runs at one point, with Tawanda Muyeye and Ben Compton trying to stabilize the innings but facing severe pressure from Hampshire's bowlers, particularly Kyle Abbott, who took 5-46. Bad weather further disrupted play, leading to the abandonment of the day, leaving Kent in a precarious position where relegation could be confirmed if they lose and results go against them. Their next match is crucial for their survival in Division One, as they continue to battle both their opponents and the looming threat of relegation.