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Kent have kept up the pressure on Division 2 title favourites Essex by completing a big victory at Sussex.

Sam Northeast hopes Kent’s stars have timed their title run to perfection as the county seek to capture the sole promotion place.

Summer signing Dan Parkinson may not play for Hythe Town again this season.

Folkestone could welcome two key players back from injury when they hit the FA Cup trail on Saturday.

Sibton Park Cricket Club will walk out at Lord’s on Sunday for the National Village Cup final.

Kent beat Gloucestershire after their victory charge was delayed by centurion Hamish Marshall.

Gillingham have signed goalkeeper Jonathan Bond on loan until January.

All the football fixtures and results from across the Bank Holiday weekend.

The arrival of Callum Davies from Maidstone has boosted Folkestone as they continue to tackle a relentless run of league and cup games.

New signing Hardus Viljoen remained humble after claiming a five-wicket haul at Bristol on Tuesday.

Forty-year-old Kent all-rounder Darren Stevens believes he can play for the county for another two years.

Our team of the week features an Olympic hero alongside the top performers from the weekend's football programme.

Sean Dickson has pledged his future to Kent by signing a long-term contract extension with the club.

Dina Asher-Smith helped GB secure a historic relay bronze but Adam Gemili missed out in the men's sprint showpiece in the early hours of Saturday.

Holcombe keeper Maddie Hinch almost single-handedly earned GB a gold medal with an imperious display and penalty shootout heroics to beat Holland.

Incredibly Great Britain keeper Maddie Hinch predicted her team would upset the odds and gatecrash the Olympic Final 16 days before the tournament.

Kent have boosted their promotion chances in the County Championship by signing South Africa fast bowler Hardus Viljoen for the final four matches.

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Darren Stevens reflected on another so near yet so far moment for Kent Spitfires after the 11-run defeat against Yorkshire at Canterbury