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.

Man of the moment Adam Riley says it’s a good time to be a Kent prospect but the spinner won't rest on his laurels, despite first team success.

Scott Porter has revealed why he quit as Hythe Town manager on Tuesday night.

Johan ter Horst was lost for words after his Folkestone Invicta career ended in play-off heartbreak.

Kent cruised to their first LV=County Championship Division 2 win of the season against Surrey at the Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence on Wednesday.

Neil Cugley believes Folkestone Invicta need a major backer rather than a begging bowl if they are to move on.

England and Kent star James Tredwell turned out for Folkestone Cricket Club on Saturday.

Scott Porter has quit as Hythe Town manager after failing to agree a playing budget with the board for next season.

Folkestone Invicta lose Ryman League, Division 1 South play-off final 3-1 on penalties against Leatherhead.

Jimmy Adams admits Kent are ‘yet to click’ this season but hopes they can showcase their promotion credentials when they entertain big-guns Surrey.

Rob Key has backed Doug Bollinger to lead the LV= County Championship Division 2 in wickets in his debut season as Kent’s overseas player.

A huge crowd will cram into the Fullicks Stadium on Saturday when Folkestone and Leatherhead clash in the Ryman South play-off final.

Rob Key has given his backing to the appointment of former Kent coach Paul Farbrace as England assistant coach.

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Ashford racing driver tests a new rear wing by creating his own makeshift windtunnel in his workshop - out of parts from the supermarket.

Seamer Mitch Claydon says he feels hopeful he is on the verge of a big haul of wickets after changing his action in the off-season.

Rob Key says there is a lot more to come from Kent, and himself, as he seeks a big score to help claim a first win of the campaign against Surrey.

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