Teenage runner Charlotte Henrich is celebrating after she earned a Commonwealth Youth Games medal.

Nathan Gilchrist’s return from injury has to be in the limelight - but Kent won’t rush him back.

Daniel Bell-Drummond and Tawanda Muyeye could feature for Kent Spitfires during their One Day Cup title defence.

Interim Kent head coach Simon Cook described their woeful run chase against Leicestershire as “timid” on Sunday.

Kent Spitfires were comprehensively beaten by Leicestershire Foxes in the Metro Bank One Day Cup at Beckenham on Sunday.

A New Zealand international has joined Kent on a multi-format deal until the end of the season - barring any potential international call-ups.

Athletics helped Canterbury teen Charlotte Henrich find her voice – and she is now ready to make some noise at the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games.

Joey Evison and Ben Compton centuries helped Kent Spitfires get their One-Day Cup defence off to a rain-disrupted but winning start against Yorkshire.

Gymnastics club DC Diamonds are flying the flag for Britain in the biggest celebration of the sport this week.

Frontrunners Bexley skittled Holmesdale for 92 in a big win to send them back to the foot of the Kent League Premier Division.

From winning an international competition to breaking club records, Qi’-Chi Ukpai’s first summer as an under-17 athlete has been a fine one.

Zak Crawley finished his fine Ashes series with a second-innings half-century for England in the final Test against Australia at The Kia Oval.

Captain Keith Millen admits Kent’s over-70s are over the moon at the prospect of facing their Australian counterparts at the county’s Spitfire Ground.

A miserable second-innings batting display saw Kent bowled out for just 85 in their away County Championship Division 1 loss to Nottinghamshire.

Kent have been dealt a big blow with talented young wicketkeeper Jordan Cox set to join one of their rivals.

Kent’s last five wickets fell cheaply and there was no respite in the field on day three against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.

A player who has been playing in the Kent League Premier Division this campaign will join Kent Spitfires for their One-Day Cup defence.

Injury-hit Kent made a good start in reply to Nottinghamshire’s 350 all out on a rain-hit second day of their County Championship Division 1 game.

Jas Singh took two wickets for Kent as Nottinghamshire got off to a positive start in their County Championship Division 1 match at Trent Bridge.

An early tonic has been handed to Kent’s One-Day Cup defence with their first signing for next summer set to join on loan for this year’s competition.