Geraint Jones is set to join Gloucestershire on loan as cover for injured wicketkeeper Gareth Roderick.

James Tredwell claims being left out of Kent’s Championship brought him “down to earth” after a busy international winter with England.

Alex Blake claims he’s hitting form at the right time as he returns to the Kent Spitifires’ squad for the NatWest T20 Blast opener at Taunton.

Matt Walker refused to blame the Kent batsmen despite the capitulations at Bristol which left Kent scrambling to avoid their heaviest ever defeat.

Hythe's new manager Tim Dixon hopes some members of last season's squad may yet agree to play for him.

Darren Smith has returned to Folkestone Invicta less than a year after leaving the club to join Leatherhead.

Tim Dixon is the new manager of Hythe Town.

Kent Spitfires suffered a comprehensive 128-run defeat at the hands of tourists Sri Lanka in a 50-over clash at Canterbury on Friday.

Sam Billings claims his extended run in the side “definitely helps” improve his wicketkeeping, although the role has not been without its drawbacks.

Kent ‘didn’t want to die wondering’ as they battled for a victory against the odds at Derbyshire this week, says assistant coach Matt Walker.

Gillingham will kick their pre-season schedule off with a game at Folkestone.

Johan ter Horst’s fairytale move to the Premier League has inspired Folkestone skipper Liam Friend to chase his dream of playing higher up the pyramid

Trevor Kennett is the new chairman of managerless Hythe Town.

Kent spinner James Tredwell has been named in the England squad to face Sri Lanka in a t20 and ODI series later this month.

Kent will face the touring Australian team in the first match of the Ashes summer in 2015, it was revealed on Monday morning.

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

Jimmy Adams says now their first win of the season is out of the way, Kent’s players want to build on it at Derby this weekend.

Kent all-rounder Adam Ball admits return to Championship cricket came sooner than expected but he’s hoping his form with the bat will keep him there.

Skipper Rob Key admits Kent’s slow start to the season came as a shock but after crushing Surrey, he hopes they can make up for lost time.

Brendan Nash admitted he was surprised by the fluid nature of his century which helped pave the way for Kent’s big win over Surrey this week.