Picture action from the weekend's Kent Cricket League programme

Read our interview with former Folkestone striker Johan ter Horst as he reaches the end of his first year with Hull City.

Kent Spitfires produced a dramatic fightback to snatch a narrow seven run win over Sussex Sharks at the Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, on Friday night.

Kent assistant coach Matt Walker is optimistic about the Spitfires’ NatWest T20 Blast campaign, despite the strength of the opposition they will face.

Assistant coach Matt Walker says he expects Kent skipper Rob Key to turn out for the 2nd XI next week as he bids to return to form with the bat.

James Tredwell is relieved to have avoided the tag of a one-cap Test wonder but admits he returned from yet another England tour a frustrated figure.

Daniel Bell-Drummond has dismissed any talk of international honours and says he just hopes his purple patch can continue in Kent’s forthcoming games.

Injections into his kneecap aren’t the only thing causing Kent all-rounder Ben Harmison pain – there's also the plight of his beloved Necastle United.

Kent’s wait for an LV= County Championship Division 2 win goes on after being frustrated by a dogged Glamorgan side on the final day at Canterbury.

Kent and England spinner James Tredwell says he hopes the saga surrounding his former teammate Kevin Pietersen is over once and for all.

New directors and an increased sponsorship deal have come along at just the right time for Folkestone Invicta.

Kent's Ben Harmison is set to play for Folkestone against Hartley this weekend as he continues his recovery from a knee injury.

Tim Dixon believes he can keep prolific striker Shaun Welford at Hythe Town next season.

Kent captain Rob Key has been penalised under the ECB's disciplinary code for an act of dissent during the Leicestershire game last week.

Picture action from the first weekend of the Shepherd Neame Kent Cricket League season.

Kent captain Rob Key has dropped himself - after just three matches.

Jimmy Adams insists Kent have the recipe for success, despite their winless start to the season.

Joe Denly was left disappointed after falling short of a century three years to the day after last reaching three figures in the championship

Rob Key has opened up about Kent’s slow start admitting he is under pressure having “not done his job” so far this season.

Kent open their rugby County Championship campaign against Hertfordshire on Saturday (3pm) with one clear objective in mind – to stay up.