Mersham Sports are now Ashford’s number one club after winning Kent League promotion on a dramatic final day of the season.

Matt Parkinson and George Garrett both took three wickets as Kent enjoyed a positive day against Hampshire in the County Championship.

The Kent Cricket League Premier Division title went to the wire as Blackheath took over top spot on the final day of action.

Captain Matt Hammond is pleased to have seen contributions come from right through St Lawrence & Highland Court 1sts’ squad this season.

Matt Walker will step down as Kent’s head coach at the end of this season.

Defending champions Lordswood ensured this year’s Kent League Premier Division title race will go to the last weekend as they saw off leaders Minster.

Kent were consigned to a miserable County Championship Division 1 defeat by an innings and 21 runs against Warwickshire inside three days.

Basement boys Kent remain well behind Warwickshire in their County Championship Division 1 match despite bowling the hosts out in the first innings.

Minster are one win away from claiming the Kent Cricket League title but face the defending champions next.

Relegation-bound Kent were dominated by Warwickshire as they were bowled out for 156 on the first day of their County Championship match at Edgbaston.

Bottom side Kent took another step towards relegation after inevitably losing at Worcestershire on Sunday.

Tawanda Muyeye hit a maiden double century to give Kent a glimmer of an unlikely win in their bottom-two County Championship match at Worcestershire.

Tawanda Muyeye led Kent’s fightback as they were left with a big first-innings deficit to overcome in the County Championship match at Worcestershire.

Captain Jarryd Taig thinks Canterbury 1sts’ players are excited ahead of a season-defining campaign run-in.

Kent collapsed after a good first hour to be left on the back foot of their Vitality County Championship Division 1 encounter at Worcestershire.

Kent have revealed England Women will start their 2025 English international summer in Canterbury.

A West Indian international seam bowler has joined Kent - becoming their second signing of the day on the eve of their return to red-ball action.

A 21-year-old left-arm seam bowler has signed for injury-hit Kent on an initial two-match County Championship Division 1 loan.

Captain Dave Masters hopes Minster’s Twenty20 Cup success will be the push they need to secure the Kent League Premier Division title.

Kent’s red-ball skipper Daniel Bell-Drummond has explained why he values the club cricket scene in the county so highly.