Adam Riley says his seven-wicket showing against Hampshire is the highlight of his career so far.

Jake Beecroft’s switch from Whitstable to Folkestone Invicta has angered manager Nicky Southall.

Herne Bay boss Sam Denly says he cannot wait for the season to start, despite the transfer revolving door at Winch’s Field continuing to spin.

Jen Wilson has been appointed head coach of Canterbury Ladies just days after leaving Ashford Hockey Club.

Kent League chairman Denise Richmond is hopeful that the Football Association will approve their proposed name change.

Kent rowers Dan Ritchie and Tom Ransley have been named in the Great Britain men’s eight for the World Cup race at Eton Dorney later this month.

Kent have signed Australian-born fast bowler Mitchell Claydon on an initial month’s loan from Durham.

Skipper Geraint Jones’ brave declaration on day three of their LV= County Championship game at Hampshire nearly set Kent up for an unlikely victory.

Geraint Jones admits Kent have to improve on their performances at Canterbury when they return to action against Glamorgan on Wednesday.

Kent chief executive Jamie Clifford has hailed Tunbridge Wells Festival Week a great success, a year after centenary celebrations were washed out.

Simon Pettit says he couldn’t stand in the way of Mo Takaloo's move to Whitstable just days after being pictured in a Canterbury City shirt.

Whitstable Town have signed striker Mo Takaloo and manager Nicky Southall is close to bringing in another centre-forward.

Brendon Cass hailed the influence of manager Ray Turner as the key factor behind his decision to sign for Faversham this week.

Sam Billings says he will take confidence from his Spitfires half-century against Northamptonshire Steelbacks.

Alex Blake is desperate to build on his encouraging first appearance of the season for Kent against Northants on Sunday.

Skipper Geraint Jones admitted Northants “executed their skills” better than Kent Spitfires in the 29-run Yorkshire Bank 40 defeat on Sunday.

Bexley are the new leaders of the Shepherd Neame Kent League Premier Division.

Kent had to settle for a draw at The Nevill Ground against Leicestershire, despite centuries from Rob Key and Brendan Nash.

Kent Spitfires’ quest for the knockout stages of the Yorkshire Bank 40 competition suffered a blow with a 29-run defeat against Northamptonshire.

Kent Spitfires look set to face a selection dilemma as they seek to continue their push for the knockout stages of Yorkshire Bank 40.