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Threadbare Kent toil hard for Key

With more than half his first-choice side injured or absent and with two debutant bowlers on the team sheet, home captain Rob Key raised a few eyebrows by bowling first

21-Apr-2009•Mark Pennell at Canterbury

Steffan Jones joins Kent on loan

Steffan Jones, the Somerset seam bowler, has joined Kent on a month-long loan deal

18-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Kent and Middlesex leading chasing pack

A look at the teams in Division Two, leading up to the start of the English County Championship

14-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Strauss supports Key for Twenty20

Andrew Strauss said Robert Key has the credentials to captain England in the ICC World Twenty20

07-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Clark surprise at 'over the top' reaction to Kent move

Stuart Clark has been stunned by the irascible response to his signing with Kent, and believes the comments of several senior ECB officials have been "over the top"

19-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Clark row is 'jingoism' - Davidson

Leicestershire's chairman, Neil Davidson, has accused the ECB of adopting a "jingoistic" attitude to the forthcoming Ashes series

18-Mar-2009•Andrew Miller

Clark heads for Kent to revive Ashes prospects

Stuart Clark hopes to demonstrate his enduring class as a fast bowler by joining Kent next month on a six-week deal, a spell that could yet revive his prospects of leading Australia's attack in the forthcoming Ashes in July

16-Mar-2009•Cricinfo staff

Clark swings closer to county stint

Stuart Clark could be the beneficiary of southern English hospitality in his bid to return to full fitness for the Ashes series

27-Feb-2009•Alex Brown

Struggling Kent report huge losses

Kent's financial problems continue to grow after they reported pre-tax operating losses of £706,536 for the financial year ending October 2008

24-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

Stanford 'dirty money' concerns counties

Rod Bransgrove has suggested that the first-class counties hand back the £18,000 they each received as a result of England's participation in the Stanford 20/20 for 20

19-Feb-2009•Cricinfo staff

Key backs Ford for England role

The momentum behind Graham Ford, the Kent director of cricket, as a successor to Peter Moores as England coach is growing after support from Robert Key

12-Jan-2009•Cricinfo staff

ECB announces 2009 county fixtures

The reigning county champions, Durham, will begin their 2009 title defence against Yorkshire on April 22 with the traditional season-opener against the MCC, at Lord's, on April 9

18-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Counties warn of compensation over IPL

English counties who loose centrally contracted players to the IPL next year will seek compensation, which may have to come from the pockets of the players themselves

11-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Cash-strapped Kent face making cuts

Kent's chairman has warned that the cash-strapped county will have to make cuts in 2009

04-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ferley returns to Kent

Left-arm spinner Rob Ferley has returned to Kent after he decided to leave Nottinghamshire after the 2008 season, while Robert Key has been reappointed captain for 2009

26-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ed Smith announces his retirement

Ed Smith has ended months of speculation by announcing his retirement from first-class cricket

25-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

County fixtures delayed by tour uncertainty

The announcement of the 2009 English domestic fixtures has been delayed by up to a month because of the uncertainty surrounding who the first set of tourists will be

18-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Arafat returns to Sussex

The Pakistan fast bowler, Yasir Arafat, has returned to join Sussex for his second stint, leaving Kent

28-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

County prize money increases by 150%

The ECB has announced a 150% increase in prize money for next season's domestic tournaments, with the biggest prize going to winner of the County Championship

24-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Big counties seek to muscle in on EPL

There is a growing rift between the leading first-class counties and the ECB which could result in them trying to seize control of the English Premier League from the board

15-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

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