Matt Milnes bowled Kent to their first Rothesay County Championship win in over a year, as they routed Derbyshire by 225 runs at Canterbury.
Chris Benjamin hit 123 as Kent seized control of their Rothesay County Championship match with Derbyshire at Canterbury on day three.
Coco Streets’ unbeaten century gave Kent Women consecutive One Day Cup wins on Sunday afternoon.
The Rothesay County Championship match between Kent and Derbyshire at Canterbury was finely poised at the end of day two, with the hosts leading by 86.
Daniel Bell-Drummond hit a fluent 129 as Kent enjoyed their best day of the season in the Rothesay County Championship, posting 352 against Derbyshire at Canterbury.
Middlesex skipper Saskia Horley’s impressive 96 proved too much for Kent Women, who failed to chase down 185 and were subsequently knocked out of the Vitality Women’s T20 County Cup in the first round at Radlett.
Worcestershire completed an innings-and-two-runs demolition of Kent on the third day of their Rothesay County Championship fixture at New Road.
Kent’s decision to bat backfired at New Road as Worcestershire had much the better of the opening day of their Rothesay County Championship Division Two tussle.
Coco Streets’ blistering century gave Kent Women their first win of 2026.
Kent Cricket have confirmed that Glenton Stuurman’s quad injury will end his overseas spell with the Club in 2026, after a medical scan revealed that the injury that ruled him out of Kent vs. Northamptonshire is worse than first feared.
A dogged, defiant unbeaten 114 from opener Ben Compton. along with some usefully-timed rain enabled Kent to bat out the day at the St Lawrence Ground against a rampant Northamptonshire, who had amassed a goliath 684-2 across the first five sessions of the match.
Northamptonshire were closing in on an innings victory against Kent in their Rothesay County Championship match at Canterbury, reducing the hosts to 162 for three at stumps, after they were forced to follow on.
Luke Procter and Calvin Harrison both hit career-best scores of 261 not out and 153 respectively, as Northamptonshire declared 684 for two against Kent, before reducing the hosts to a lamentable 119 for six.
Last year’s dull, high-scoring draw looks set to be repeated in a day’s play where bat dominated ball as Northamptonshire’s top three all score centuries in a score of 409-1 at the end of day one.
A defiant unbeaten century from Tawanda Muyeye in the face of some probing Durham bowling handed Kent a draw on the final day of an enthralling Rothesay County Championship clash between the two.