Kent today will begin their Royal London One-Day Cup bid with skipper Joe Denly determined everyone keeps their focus.

Kent built-up to their Royal London One-Day Cup campaign with a huge win over Suffolk - and photographer Mark Westley captured the best of the action.

Minster remain top of the Kent League Premier Division despite a Zack Fagg century helping lead Sandwich to victory against them.

Skipper Sam Billings has handed Kent a boost, signing a long-term contract extension.

All-rounder Grant Stewart believes Kent will be better after the setbacks they have faced this summer as he pens a contract extension.

An exciting 20-year-old batting all-rounder has signed for Kent on a long-term deal - and will also play for them on loan this season.

Seam bowler Matt Milnes is to leave Kent at the end of the season.

Kent all-rounder Darren Stevens has been coaching ahead of this year’s The Hundred competition - and loving every minute of it.

Kent were bowled out for 127 as Lancashire completed their comeback on the last day of the County Championship Division 1 match between the sides.

Minster won the battle of the top two in the Kent League Premier Division to take over at the summit from beaten side Hayes.

Kent toiled away as Lancashire built a lead of 252 going into the final day of the County Championship Division 1 match.

Kent's Marcus O'Riordan has been ruled out for the rest of the season.

Kent built a substantial first-innings lead, taking charge on a captivating second day of their LV=Insurance Division 1 clash with Lancashire.

Kent made the most of the conditions on a rain-shortened first day to seize the early advantage against Lancashire in their County Championship match.

Former Kent skipper Sam Northeast admits he still harbours ambitions of playing for England one day after his historic knock for Glamorgan.

Captain Ed Moore led from the front on Saturday as Minster won their top-of-the-table Kent League Premier Division game against Hayes.

Matt Milnes took 4-11 as Kent eased their relegation worries with a vital win at Warwickshire on Friday.

Kent's overseas bowling duo Matt Henry and Navdeep Saini both struck late on day three as they took the upper hand against Warwickshire.

Joe Denly's unbeaten half-century dug Kent out of trouble and left their vital County Championship tussle with Warwickshire finely poised.

Kent bowled themselves back into contention with a flurry of wickets on day one of their County Championship clash at fellow strugglers Warwickshire.