Dom Sibley and Dan Lawrence hit centuries as Surrey pile up 543-7 declared before reducing Kent to 120-5 on day three.
Surrey are close to victory at Kent in the County Championship after reducing their hosts to 120-5 in their second innings.Matt Parkinson took five wickets for Kent as Surrey claimed a first-innings lead of 299, with Dom Sibley making 150, Dan Lawrence 112 and Jamie Smith 58.
Sibley then flicked Evison for four to put Surrey into the lead and Lawrence drove Jack Leaning through the covers to bring up his hundred. Jamie Smith hit a six off Parkinson and reached 50 when he swept the next delivery for a single, but he fell in the next over when caught at long-on by Arafat Bhuiyan.
Surrey finally declared at tea and Harry Finch opened alongside Zak Crawley with Ben Compton remaining in the dressing room because of an injury.
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