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Kallis century puts paid to Zimbabwe
Jun 29, 2003: Jacques Kallis scored a magnificent unbeaten 125, his 10th and highest one-day century, and his second in consecutive days, as South Africa bounced back from defeat in their opening match of the NatWest Series to record a comfortable 46-run victory
Habib presses home Essex's advantage
May 30, 2003: After the extraordinary events of yesterday, Aftab Habib restored some sort of normality to proceedings at Trent Bridge with a dashing 152 to put Essex firmly on top
Vaughan, Trescothick and Anderson in the groove ahead of first Test
May 14, 2003: Kent v Middlesex, Canterbury Scorecard Ed Smith scored a fine century as Kent took the first steps towards prising themselves off the foot of the first division, closing on a healthy 291 for 4 against Middlesex
Hooper cleared to make debut for Lancashire
May 13, 2003: Kent have kept faith with the squad that travelled to Chelmsford for the National League clash with Essex on Sunday
Franks rescues Notts as Warwicks and Surrey squeak through
May 7, 2003: Warwickshire were given the fright of their lives, as Bedfordshire pushed them every step of the way at Luton
Captains lead from the front as Essex and Warwickshire tie
Apr 26, 2003: Kent v Leicestershire, Canterbury Scorecard Paul Nixon added another half-century to his first-innings 113 not out, as Kent were reminded of exactly what they will be missing this season
Middlesex look to Strauss as rain takes its toll
Apr 25, 2003: Kent v Leicestershire, Canterbury Scorecard Things went from bad to much better for Kent after Geraint Jones led the fightback with an accomplished 104
Dimitri's day to remember, Nixon and DeFreitas shine for Leicestershire
Apr 24, 2003: Kent v Leicestershire, Canterbury Scorecard Paul Nixon rescued Leicestershire from a first-innings collapse with a dogged 113 not out
Loye makes history for Lancs and Troughton and Brown in the runs for Warwickshire
Apr 23, 2003: Captains past and present, Robin Smith and John Crawley, added 123 for the second wicket as Hampshire enjoyed the better of the first day at Cardiff
Nixon returns to Kent with new-look Leicestershire
Apr 22, 2003: Glamorgan have been shorn of half their seam attack for their second match of the championship, and with Michael Kasprowicz ruled out, they have opted for two spinners
Fulton to miss early part of the season
Apr 14, 2003: Kent Captain, David Fulton, will miss the early part of the season following a freak accident during net practice on the evening of Friday 11 April
Apr 9, 2003: Australian all rounder, Greg Blewett, is set to join Kent as stand-in for Andrew Symonds for the first six weeks of the season
Mar 14, 2003: 10/11 April v Kent at Canterbury.
Kent County Council to support Cricket Academy
Feb 19, 2003: Kent County Council has agreed to provide an interest free loan of £500,000 to Kent County Cricket Club towards the cost of re-developing the Ames Levett Indoor School at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
Kent County Cricket Club announces a profit for 2002
Feb 12, 2003: Kent County Cricket Club today announced a post tax profit of £13,242 for the year ending 31 October 2002
Simon Willis appointed Director of the newly formed Kent Cricket Academy
Jan 15, 2003: Kent County Cricket Club today announced the appointment of Simon Willis as Director of the newly formed Kent Cricket Academy
Chairman of Shepherd Neame to be Kent's next President
Nov 13, 2002: Kent County Cricket Club today announced that its President for 2003 will be Shepherd Neame Chairman, Robert Neame, CBE DL.
Alamgir Sheriyar signs for Kent
Nov 12, 2002: Kent County Cricket Club today announced that Alamgir Sheriyar, former Worcestershire bowler, has signed a two-year contract with the County
Fleming wins the Walter Lawrence Trophy and £5000
Sep 23, 2002: Matthew Fleming is the new holder of the Walter Lawrence Trophy for scoring the fastest first-class hundred of the 2002 season
Glamorgan Dragons are 2002 NUL champions
Sep 15, 2002: Cricket is a game of inches and it was by no more than an inch that Paul Nixon was run out in the last over when ten runs were needed by Kent Spitfires and Glamorgan Dragons became the 2002 Norwich Union League champions, winning by just 4 runs
