Champions Hartley ended a three-game losing streak after winning the Shepherd Neame Kent Cricket League Premier Division clash against Beckenham by seven-wickets on Saturday.

Dan Redwood (3-39) and Jack Laraman (3-58) shared the bowling honours as Beckenham were bowled out for 188.

Openers James Hockey (74) and Dan Stickels (48) shared a 127-run partnership as Hartley replied with 192-3 in the 33rd over.

Blackheath stay three points clear at the top after beating Canterbury by 13-runs.

Tanweer Sikandar top scored with 94 as Blackheath posted 291-9 despite Charlie Hartley’s 6-76.

Simon Smith and Stuart Drakeley both made 54 in the run-chase as Canterbury were dismissed for 278 with 13 balls remaining.

Sevenoaks Vine opener John Bowden scored 106 as his side beat Lordswood by 70 runs in a game reduced to 70 overs.

All-rounder Luke Blackaby chipped in with 60 as second-placed Sevenoaks posted 228-4.

Blackaby then starred with the ball, taking 4-36 as Lordswood were all-out for 158.

Aussie Marnus Labuschange hit an unbeaten 61 as Sandwich registered a nine-wicket win at Bickley Park after chasing down 140 all-out

Liam Evans (5-30) and Kent paceman Matthew Hunn (3-35) did the damage for Sandwich.

Third-placed Bromley beat Bexley by 86-runs.

Richard Selvey-Clinton made 84 not out as Bromley scored 227-5.

Bexley were 52-6 at one stage before finally being dismissed for 141 with Nathan Hill finishing with 5-60.