Tawanda Muyeye will focus on enjoying the moment with Kent this season.

Kent director of cricket Paul Downton thinks South Africa all-rounder George Linde can help fill a void which hasn't properly been covered since 2018.

Canterbury City have found a new home for next season.

Just 17 deliveries were bowled in Kent's final pre-season warm-up match on Thursday - after snow stopped play!

The Canterbury Academy are off to Desert Springs in Spain as they aim to prove comprehensive school cricketers are as good as anyone else.

Canterbury had no answer to Redruth's firepower in National League 2 South.

Kent director of cricket Paul Downton says the county would love to return to play county cricket in Tunbridge Wells again.

Manager Keith Bird poured praise on Canterbury City’s young players after winning at Fisher on Saturday.

There was an exciting finish to the Canterbury Riverside 10k on Sunday - and photographer Barry Goodwin was there to capture the race.

More than 70 players gathered for Kent’s first Women’s Futsal Festival on Saturday.

Sam Billings remains “very much the leader” of Kent’s squad - no matter where he is in the world.

Kent have confirmed their captaincy structure for the 2022 season - with skipper Sam Billings missing the start of their campaign.

Canterbury dug deep after going a man down to beat Hinckley in National League 2 South.

Millie Knight fears for the future of her skiing career as she panics at the prospect of replacing long-term guide Brett Wild.

Multi-talented teenager Qi-Chi Ukpai is looking ahead to the outdoor season after she became an indoor national champion.

Kent director of cricket Paul Downton backs Zak Crawley to succeed for England in the West Indies while this year's T20 Blast kit has been revealed.

Canterbury couldn't turn enough chances into points in National 2 South.

Canterbury Paralympian Millie Knight couldn't quite get up to speed in a rescheduled Super Combined event at the Beijing Winter Games.

Puzzled Paralympian Millie Knight was left with more questions than answers after narrowly missing out on another medal in Beijing.

Canterbury's Millie Knight has exceeded her own expectations after winning her fourth Paralympic medal on Saturday.