In-form Maidstone striker Jay May is facing up to six weeks out with a calf injury.

Matt Walker was an honest cricketer in his playing days and he’s not about to change now he’s assistant coach at Kent. He tells it as it is.

Aussie paceman Doug Bollinger bowled over by time he spent with Kent before he headed home to prepare for Champions League T20 tournament in India.

Just two batsmen made it into double figures as Kent recorded their second lowest List A score on Wednesday.

See the best images from Premier League Newcastle's visit to Priestfield in the Capital One Cup.

Around 450 athletes braved the wet and windy conditions to complete the Canterbury Half-Marathon on Bank Holiday Monday morning.

Newcastle boss Alan Pardew knew his team would face a difficult challenge at Priestfield and wasn’t disappointed.

Peter Taylor felt his Gillingham team could have shown more belief against Premier League Newcastle.

An own goal from John Egan led to Gillingham’s cup exit against Premier League Newcastle.

Premier League Newcastle won’t be taking Gillingham lightly in Tuesday night’s Capital One Cup match.

A 90th-minute goal cost Maidstone their unbeaten start to the season at Tonbridge on Bank Holiday Monday. Frannie Collin had United's best chance.

Kent all-rounder Fabian Cowdrey played his part as Sevenoaks Vine beat Canterbury to open up a four-point lead at the top of the Premier Division.

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Tonbridge boss Steve McKimm will face his friend, Maidstone manager Jay Saunders, when the sides clash at Longmead on Bank Holiday Monday.

Twenty-five years ago this week, Maidstone United played their first game in the Football League. Legendary striker Mark Gall recalls the big day.

Captain Doug Loft may be sidelined again when the Gills visit Barnsley on Saturday.

Maidstone defender Sonny Miles won’t let Tonbridge fans get to him when he returns to his old club.

There’s more to come from Maidstone – even though they’re top of the league with a perfect record.

Gillingham chairman Paul Scally believes the club are in a race against time to join football’s elite.