Kent beat Surrey in a thriller
Surrey suffered a dramatic one-run Benson and Hedges Cup defeat in Canterbury, but qualify as the Southern group runner's up while Kent crash out
07-May-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messanger Group
Kent to stage inaugural open day
Kent County Cricket Club has announced that it will be holding its inaugural
Open Day on Saturday 12 May 2001
01-May-2001•Media Release
Hampshire chose 13 for opening Benson & Hedges match at Canterbury
Hampshire keep their options open and take 13 players to Canterbury for their opening Benson & Hedges Cup clash with Kent on Tuesday
30-Apr-2001•Vic Isaacs
Yorkshire hold their nerve to beat Kent
Yorkshire pulled off a thrilling last-over victory over Kent after successfully chasing a target of 176 from 38 overs in Canterbury
28-Apr-2001•Mark Pennell, Kent Messenger
Key denies Yorkshire three-day win at Canterbury
Former England under-19 opening bat Rob Key prevented Yorkshire from wrapping up a three-day victory in Canterbury with a fighting, unbeaten 97 that took the game into its final day
27-Apr-2001•Mark Pennell, Kent Messenger Group
Yorkshire take control thanks to Vaughan and Lehmann
Half-centuries from England's Michael Vaughan and Australia's Darren Lehmann provided fitting entertainment at the start of an Ashes summer as Yorkshire continued to dominate in their game with Kent
26-Apr-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messanger Group
Silverwood destroys Kent but Hoggard injury causes concern
England's selectors received an early-season scare when England's centrally contracted paceman Matthew Hoggard limped out of Yorkshire's CricInfo Championship clash with Kent after sending down just 12.1 overs on the lush St Lawrence outfield
25-Apr-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messenger Group
Through the Lens
In the first of a series of features for this eagerly-anticipated season, CricInfo photographer Paul McGregor takes a sidelong look at the preparations, the photocalls, and other activities which punctuate the build-up to a summer of English cricket
06-Apr-2001•Paul McGregor
Kent sign Daryll Cullinan for 2001 season
Kent have signed the South African batsman Daryll Cullinan as their overseas player for the coming season
27-Feb-2001•CricInfo
Kent collapse against Yorkshire pacers
KENT'S outside chances of pulling off a last day victory over Yorkshire disappeared in the first session as they slid to 67 for seven against a buoyant White Rose pace attack
10-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Yorkshire secure a 32 run win over Kent
Yorkshire improved their chances of securing the runner's-up slot in the county championship first division after securing a 32-run win over Kent in Canterbury
10-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Kent edge nearer to draw with Yorkshire
Kent edged ever nearer a draw and the likelihood of first division championship survival on day three of their cut and thrust clash with Yorkshire in Canterbury
09-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Ealham and Saggers take advantage of idea bowling conditions
Yorkshire were happy to go in for an early tea in Canterbury this afternoon after Kent reduced them to 51 for three when rain stopped played after 17.3 overs of the Tykes second innings
09-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Ealham and Saggers put Kent back in control
England all-rounder Mark Ealham claimed season's best figures of five for 35 to dismiss Yorkshire for 145 and leave Kent a last day victory target of 230 in their intriguing championship clash with Yorkshire in Canterbury
09-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Dravid nears 1,000 runs as Kent frustrate Yorkshire
Indian batsman Rahul Dravid edged toward his 1,000 championship runs for the season in Canterbury this afternoon to frustrate Yorkshire on day two of Kent's final home championship match of the campaign
08-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Kent finally dimiss Yorkshire
Yorkshire lost their last three wickets for 35 runs in Canterbury this morning to be dismissed for 401 by struggling Kent
08-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Final Canterbury fixture of season remains evenly contested
England's rookie pace bowler Matthew Hoggard bagged the prized scalp of Indian Test bat Rahul Dravid as Kent and Yorkshire matched each other blow for blow on day two of this evenly contested championship game in Canterbury
08-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Yorkshire dominate opening session at Canterbury
Michael Vaughan scored an unbeaten half-century to help Yorkshire dominate the opening session of their championship match with Kent in Canterbury
07-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Fleming inspires Kent comeback against Yorkshire
Kent captain Matthew Fleming claimed four wickets to inspire a late Kent comeback against Yorkshire
07-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell
Lehmann and McGrath make most of Canterbury pitch
An unbroken third wicket stand worth 145 between Yorkshire's Anthony McGrath and Darren Lehmann sent the white rose county into tea on 277 for two on day one of their championship clash with Kent in Canterbury
07-Sep-2000•Mark Pennell