A heavenly hundred years from Ravi Bopara helped the Sussex Sharks beat the Kent Firecrackers by 11 runs in a downpour impacted Essentialness Shoot match at Canterbury on Friday night. Bopara played a radiant, practically chanceless, innings to record his most noteworthy ever T20 score of 108 from 53 balls, with 18 fours and only one six, as Sussex posted an enormous 228 for 7, Tom Clark getting their next-most noteworthy score with 47. Kent were 31 for one in answer after 3.2 overs when weighty downpour started to fall and they were set an updated focus of 129 from 10 overs through the Duckworth-Lewis-Harsh Strategy. Expecting to hit out when play continued, they lost wickets too routinely to genuinely compromise Sussex and completed on 117 for 4, despite the fact that they stay in the main four. There was another Friday night sell-out at the Firecracker Ground, however Kent's choice to bowl first before long blew up as they battled to adapt to moist and stormy circumstances. Jack Inclining bowled Harrison Ward for 5 with the fifth chunk of the evening and Oli Carter likewise went early, chipping Matt Quinn to Michael Hogan at mid-on for 3 yet from 14 for 2 the Sharks sent off a rankling counterattack. Bopara cover drove his most memorable ball for four and took 14 from the over. Clark then, at that point, took 18 from Inclining's next finished and it was 73 for 2 toward the finish of the powerplay, by which time determined sprinkle was falling. Clark thoroughly searched in combustible structure, however when he attempted to take a solitary off Joey Evison he was sent back by Bopara and run out by George Linde. Shadab Khan came in and hit Linde for progressive sixes, yet when he attempted to rehash the accomplishment he was gotten by Jordan Cox on the limit for 15. Michael Burgess hit 21 from 14, yet after switch-hitting Linde for six he was gotten behind off the following ball. Bopara answered by taking 19 from Award Stewart's fifteenth over and he arrived at three figures with an exquisite cover drive off Hogan for two in the nineteenth. Hogan had Fynn Hudson-Prentice lbw for 16 and Bopara at long last went for 108, maybe unfortunately, when he hit a midsection high full throw from Quinn to Alex Blake. Kent realized they'd need to obscure their past most noteworthy run pursue of 207 to dominate a T20 game however only three came from the first finished and Tawanda Muyeye then, at that point, played on to Ari Karvelas and was bowled for 1. Blake went in at No. 3 for his most memorable appearance of the time and quickly went on the charge. He hit the principal chunk of Tymal Plants' fourth over for four and unloaded the following into the Sainsbury's close to the ground for six, yet right now the umpires concluded the downpour had become excessively weighty and when they returned Kent required 98 from 40 balls. Daniel Ringer Drummond, having scored 480 stumbles into designs in the earlier week, needed to resign hurt on 7 and in spite of the fact that Sam Billings was dropped by Clark off his most memorable ball, before the over was out Blake holed out for a 12-ball 30. Linde hit 12 from three preceding he was run out pursuing a second however Billings and Cox pretty much kept Kent in it. The previous was run out pursuing a non-existent single and after Factories went for only six in the nineteenth, Kent required 26 from Nathan McAndrew's last finished. They could oversee 14 yet results somewhere else mean they can in any case qualify assuming they succeed at Taunton on Sunday.