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Kent spent a long, hot day in the field as Australia lose just three wickets on first day of Ashes tour opener at Canterbury.
Young Kent paceman Ivan Thomas is looking to redeem himself at Canterbury today for dropping now Australian star Steve Smith in 2007.
Kent assistant coach Matt Walker is looking forward to seeing his players rise to the challenge of playing Australia in their Ashes tour opener.
Alex Blake's hand gets solid workout after repeatedly touching gloves with Kent team-mate Darren Stevens during their stand against Surrey.
A lack of sleep didn't hinder Kent paceman Ivan Thomas on his T20 debut against Essex in the NatWest T20 Blast South Group with Essex at Canterbury.
See the first pictures of the touring Australian side in Canterbury ahead of their four-day game with Kent.
Kent paceman David Griffiths has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a back injury.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a driver was killed in a crash on a busy road.
An 18-year-old from London has been held on suspicion of assault after three men were injured.
The first meeting of councillors since the election turned into a farce when less than half of them turned up.
Kent suffer a third consecutive defeat in LV= County Championship Division 2 after a eight-wicket loss against Northamptonshire.
Ofsted says a further education college needs to improve...for the third time in a row.
An arcade game expert has restored a classic machine, making it the only working version left in the world.
A dog vaulted a six foot fence and opened a gate in an audacious escape from a boarding kennel - two hours after he was dropped off.
Guitarist Brian May is rumoured to be eyeing up a historic house with rock pedigree.
Police have reopened a major coastal route after a car smashed into a lamppost, leaving it hanging over a dual carriageway.
Legendary tv animator Peter Firmin has launched a new Royal Mail stamp.
Rescue centre staff are desperate to house their longest-serving resident.
A schoolboy who loves football was lucky not to be permanently disabled - after suffering a stroke at 13.
Former Kent captain David Fulton has backed Sam Northeast to take on the captaincy full time should Rob Key decide to relinquish the role permanently.