Hasan was Kent’s standout bowler, taking seven wickets in the match as he claimed 4 for 30 in Derbyshire’s first innings and followed it up with 3 for 32 in the second innings.
His disciplined bowling played a key role in restricting Derbyshire to 300 in their first innings.
Khaled also made an impact, taking three wickets for 73 runs in the first innings.
He dismissed Muhammed Naeem, Wayne Madsen and Jack Morley, while returning wicketless in the second innings.
Despite the Bangladesh pace duo’s efforts, Derbyshire recovered strongly.
Martin Andersson remained unbeaten on 129 in the first innings, while Derbyshire declared their second innings at 352 for 8, setting Kent a daunting target of 434.
Kent were bowled out for 219 in their first innings, leaving themselves with a huge deficit.
In the second innings, Grant Stewart scored 65 and Ekansh Singh made 59, but Kent were eventually dismissed for 252.
Hasan finished with 7 wickets in the match, while Khaled took 3, as the two Bangladesh pacers continued to make their mark in English county cricket despite Kent’s defeat.
