Joint-boss Danny Ward says Whitstable are determined to cap their best season in the Ryman League by making the play-offs.

Kent all-rounder Darren Stevens has lifted the lid on his fight against anti-corruption charges and wants players to learn from his experiences.

Despite his links to the county, Kent will not be making a move to sign England batsman Kevin Pietersen, who is set to return to the county game.

Kent teams in action during the weekend's Ryman League programme

Maidstone pulled seven points clear at the top of Ryman League Premier Division on Saturday after Margate were held in a 3-3 thriller at Kingstonian.

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Championship giants Charlton Athletic have approached Faversham Town with a view to establishing an academy at Salters Lane.

Whitstable face their cup final on Saturday as they prepare to host play-off rivals Worthing at the Belmont, according to joint-boss Danny Ward.

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Despite the day's programme being decimated by the weather, there were Kent sides in Ryman League Premier Division, Division 1 South and North action.

Herne Bay boss Sam Denly admits Danny Spiller's arrival at Winch's Field has given everyone at the club a huge lift.

Herne Bay teenager Elliot Cutts is aiming to emulate his friend and former Whitstable man Aaron Simpson and make it as a professional footballer.

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Faversham are set for a record-breaking points tally but manager Ray Turner knows the league title is still beyond them.

James Tredwell could make his ICC World Cup bow in the next few days as England seek to secure their first win.

Whitstable Town joint-boss Danny Ward says his players will need no motivation to beat Hythe on Saturday.

Canterbury head coach Andy Pratt says the city club face their toughest challenge of the season with the visit of Dorking on Saturday.

Despite Canterbury’s men appearing doomed in hockey’s NOW: Pension Premier Division, skipper Tom Richford insists they will keep on fighting.

Danny Spiller says he was thrilled by his first taste of competitive football for two-and-a-half years.

Pictures from games involving Kent teams in Ryman League action at the weekend