South African-born Lumb, who only qualified to play in England in January, then forced Martin Saggers to play on, before Sidebottom returned to have last man David Masters lbw. It was Smith's first championship 100 at Canterbury and he reached it in nearly five hours from 219 balls with 13 fours. Yorkshire lost Michael Vaughan early on to a superbly-taken catch by Mark Ealham at third man, and Anthony McGrath followed soon afterwards. But Lehmann steadied the innings, hitting 41 at a run a ball including a six and five fours. He was fourth out at 95 but Fellows, dropped on one by David Fulton in the slips, stayed to hit the winning run and get Yorkshire home just before the rain arrived.
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