Matt Milnes is the summer’s final Rothesay County Championship Player of the Round after his nine-wicket match haul helped bowl Kent to victory over Gloucestershire and secure promotion back to Division One.
Head Coach Adam Hollioake says he’s proud of his Kent Cricket squad after they secured promotion to Division One of the County Championship.
Kent have been promoted to Division One of the Rothesay County Championship, after an eight-win over Gloucestershire at Canterbury.
Following day one of cricket elsewhere in the Rothesay County Championship Division Two, Kent came into the second day’s play against Gloucestershire knowing that their hopes of promotion was very much in their own hands.
After day one of the Rothesay County Championship Division Two match between Kent and Gloucestershire, opening bowler Matt Quinn shared his thoughts.
Knowing that victory with four bonus points would guarantee Rothesay County Championship Division Two promotion, Kent hosted Gloucestershire at the Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury.
Kent Cricket have announced that all-rounder Grant Stewart has been presented with Men’s Cap no. 224 during Lunch on Day One of Kent vs. Gloucestershire at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury.
Kent remain firmly in the Rothesay County Championship promotion race after they beat Lancashire by seven wickets at Canterbury on Thursday.
Kent were 84-2 at stumps, chasing 140 to win their Rothesay County Championship with Lancashire, after another nerve-shredding day in the Division Two promotion race at Canterbury.
It was a day to forget for the batters on both sides of Kent’s Rothesay County Championship with Lancashire at Canterbury, with 17 wickets falling.
Kent Cricket have confirmed that after discussions with the Bangladesh Cricket Board, Hasan Mahmud will return to Bangladesh ahead of their Winter schedule of multiple series against Afghanistan, West Indies and South Africa.
Preparations for Sri Lanka’s T20 series commenced with a warm up match at the Kent County Ground at Beckenham.
A magnificent spell of pace bowling by Ben Aitchison put a dent in Kent’s promotion challenge and took Derbyshire to a dramatic 181 run victory in the Rothesay County Championship match at Derby.
Kent’s promotion hopes were dented by another dominant Derbyshire performance on the third day of the Rothesay County Championship match at the OurCoop County Ground.
Kent Women are confirmed semi-finalists in the Metro Bank One Day Cup League Two and will face Glamorgan at Sophia Gardens on Sunday 13th September.