Kent captain Rob Key has been penalised under the ECB's disciplinary code for an act of dissent during the Leicestershire game last week.

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

Kent captain Rob Key has dropped himself - after just three matches.

Jimmy Adams insists Kent have the recipe for success, despite their winless start to the season.

Joe Denly was left disappointed after falling short of a century three years to the day after last reaching three figures in the championship

Rob Key has opened up about Kent’s slow start admitting he is under pressure having “not done his job” so far this season.

Kent open their rugby County Championship campaign against Hertfordshire on Saturday (3pm) with one clear objective in mind – to stay up.

Manager Neil Cugley will take a wage cut next season to help fund Folkestone’s quest for the league title.

Discipline is one of the big issues manager Tim Dixon wants to tackle at Hythe Town this summer.

Only the league title will satisfy Liam Friend next season after he suffered play-off defeat with Folkestone for the fourth year running.

Folkestone captain Liam Friend pulled no punches in his assessment of their play-off final defeat.

Folkestone's 3-0 loss to Merstham in the play-off final hit manager Neil Cugley hard.

Folkestone endured a nightmare afternoon when they lost 3-0 at home to Merstham in the play-off final.

Folkestone are 90 minutes from promotion and they need your support in Saturday's play-off final.

East Sussex & Romney Marsh Hunt have been forced to call-off the Bank Holiday Monday meeting at Aldington due to lack of rain.

Kent suffered a second straight defeat to begin the LV= County Championship Division 2 season after a nine-wicket humbling at Lancashire on Wednesday.

Folkestone's play-off semi-final win over Whyteleafe was so nervy manager Neil Cugley didn't even have a beer afterwards.

Hythe Town’s players have until next weekend to decide whether they want to stay at the club next season or move on.

Excitement is building at Folkestone Cricket Club ahead of their first Kent League Premier Division game for nine years.

Two dramatic moments in extra-time helped Folkestone win their Ryman South play-off semi-final on Tuesday night.