Kent are just one win away from playing in their first one-day final since 2008 after beating Gloucestershire by 24 runs in the quarter-finals.

Matt Walker was an honest cricketer in his playing days and he’s not about to change now he’s assistant coach at Kent. He tells it as it is.

Aussie paceman Doug Bollinger bowled over by time he spent with Kent before he headed home to prepare for Champions League T20 tournament in India.

Just two batsmen made it into double figures as Kent recorded their second lowest List A score on Wednesday.

Folkestone can return to the Kent Cricket League Premier Division this weekend – and relegate fierce rivals Sibton Park in the process.

Kent all-rounder Fabian Cowdrey played his part as Sevenoaks Vine beat Canterbury to open up a four-point lead at the top of the Premier Division.

Action from Saturday's Shepherd Neame Kent League programme

Lordswood are still in the thick of the most exciting Kent League Premier Division title race for years – with just three games left.

Kent assistant coach Matt Walker admits he doesn’t care who his side play in the Royal London One-Day Cup quarter-finals.

Daniel Bell-Drummond hit 51 but it wasn't enough to prevent Kent from a seven-wicket loss against Middlesex in the Royal London One-Day Cup

Kent will play Gloucestershire in the quarter-finals of the Royal London One-Day Cup.

Aussie paceman Doug Bollinger is due to play his last game for Kent today before leaving to play in the Champions League T20 tournament in India.

Kent will not be offering former England wicketkeeper Geraint Jones a contract for next season.

Blackheath moved five points clear at the top of the Premier Division after a seven-wicket win at relegation haunted Canterbury on Saturday.

Kent's LV=County Championship promotion hopes suffered a big setback when they slipped to a 196-run defeat to Division 2 title hopefuls Hampshire.

Action from the weekend's Shepherd Neame Kent League programme

Coach Jimmy Adams says Kent’s young players can go on to forge international careers if they can keep developing as they have done in recent months.

Jimmy Adams says Kent’s players and supporters can afford to dream about silverware and a return to the top-table of Championship cricket.

Bullish Ben Harmison says Kent are on the threshold of glory – it’s just up to the confident players to take the final step.

Brendan Nash insists Kent can’t afford to look too far ahead in their quest for success on two fronts.