Kent coach Jimmy Adams says clinching their first win of the County Championship campaign will give them something to build on.
Kent beat Surrey by eight wickets on Wednesday after a defeat and a draw in their first two games.
"Once you get the first one out of the way we can reflect and say where we were strong," he told BBC Radio Kent.
"We can start emphasising that and it is great we can have that benchmark and yardstick to measure yourself against."
Kent beat Surrey by eight wickets on Wednesday after a defeat and a draw in their first two games.
"Once you get the first one out of the way we can reflect and say where we were strong," he told BBC Radio Kent.
"We can start emphasising that and it is great we can have that benchmark and yardstick to measure yourself against."