Kent batting all-rounder Joe Denly grateful to be given new contract until the end of the 2025 season
Joe Denly is grateful to have been handed a long-term contract extension at Kent.
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Kent director of cricket Paul Downton says there is a big summer ahead at county and international level with Ashes series around the corner
Kent's Paul Downton predicts there is a huge summer of cricket ahead with a home Ashes series around the corner.
Kent opener Ben Compton wins player of the year, batter of the year and players' player of the year after a remarkable breakthrough season for him
Opener Ben Compton capped an incredible first full season at Kent, winning three awards - including being voted player of the year - at their end-of-season awards night.
Kent Spitfires all-rounder Joey Evison on scoring 97 and taking two wickets in Royal London One-Day Cup win at Trent Bridge
Falling just short of a century failed to take the gloss of Joey Evison’s dream return to Trent Bridge on Saturday.
Kent beat Lancashire by 21 runs to win One-Day Cup
Darren Stevens's last appearance in English county cricket. The 46-year-old Stevens is being released by Kent at the end of the season, although he still harbours hopes of a move to another county. Stevens made an unbeaten 33 in Kent's 306-6, having been greeted with a standing ovation from the crowd.
Kent Spitfires captain Joe Denly says winning Royal London One-Day Cup is very special
Joe Denly might be a reluctant Kent Spitfires captain but he’s a winning one now - after guiding the county to victory in the Royal London One-Day Cup.
Watch: English Wicketkeeper's Diving Blinder In Royal London Cup Final
Lancashire wicketkeeper George Lavelle pulled off a sensational catch in the final of the 2022 Royal London One-Day Cup at Trent Bridge on Saturday. Playing for Lancashire in the summit clash, Lavelle showed great athleticism behind the stumps to send Kent batter Olllie Robinson back to the dugout. Lancashire's right-arm pacer Liam Hurt came from over the wicket and bowled it around the good length area. The ball zoomed off the surface, surprising Robinson and taking the inside edge of his bat. An alert Lavelle, jumped to his left and grabbed the ball one-handed and low.
Kent Spitfires make 306-6 in 50 overs against Lancashire in Royal London One-Day Cup final
Kent Spitfires have set Lancashire a target of 307 to win the Royal London One-Day Cup in Saturday’s final at Trent Bridge.