Watch: Darren Stevens served up a special knock against Glamorgan on Friday, motoring along to 190 off just 149 balls.

Entering the fray with Kent 80-5 in their first innings – it was soon to be 128-8 – Stevens smashed 15 sixes and 15 fours in his knock, eventually departing when his side had put 294 on the board.

In a ninth-wicket stand of 166 with Miguel Cummins, Stevens expertly shepherded the strike, with the West Indies fast bowler contributing a solitary run in the partnership.

Stevens, who earlier this year became the oldest Wisden Cricketer of the Year since 1933, was eventually dismissed by Marnus Labuschagne, though he got his slice of revenge not long after.

After Kent were bowled out for 307, the 45-year-old took the new ball and trapped the No.3-ranked Test batsman in the world in front of his stumps.

According to statistician Andrew Samson, the innings saw Stevens break the record for the most sixes in a first-class innings by a player aged 40 or over.

Most sixes in a first-class innings at the age of 40+:
15 DI Stevens (aged 45) Kent v Glamorgan 2021
10 JWH Makepeace (44) Lancs v Worcs 1926
9 DI Stevens (43) Kent v Yorks 2019
8 GM Lee (44) Derbs v Nhants 1931

— Andrew Samson (@AWSStats) May 21, 2021

Stevens was also credited with forming part of the highest first-class partnership in which one batsman scored more than 90 per cent of the runs in the stand.

Highest first-class partnerships in which one player scored 90+% of the runs:

166 D Stevens (160 – 96.4%) & M Cummins (1*), 5 extras
Kent v Glamorgan Canterbury 2021

152 T Alletson (142 – 93.4%) & W Riley (10*), 0 extras
Nottingham v Sussex Hove 1911

— Andrew Samson (@AWSStats) May 21, 2021

Watch all of Stevens’ boundaries in his explosive knock of 190:

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— Wisden (@WisdenCricket) May 21, 2021