Cricket News

Kent have been loaned £1.5 million from Canterbury City Council to help fund their ground development.

Kent have replaced the famous lime tree that grew within the playing area of the St Lawrence ground at Canterbury, after the original blew down in strong winds back in January

Matt Merchant from Old Trafford has been named the 2009 Groundsman of the Year by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

Kent won't play any one-day matches under floodlights during the 2010 season after twice having matches interrupted by high winds during the last two summers

Kent's ambitious ground redevelopment plans have been delayed, leading to concerns for the future of the £10million overhaul at the St Lawrence Ground

Kent's redevelopment of the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury could be delayed by legal action

Kent's members have voted in favour of plans to substantially redevelop the county's base at Canterbury

Kent have been given planning permission by the local council for extensive redevelopment of their Canterbury headquarters

Kent have reported a loss after tax for the year ended October 31, 2005 of £309,998. This compares with a small profit of £5,548 in the previous 12 months

Kent are to replace the famous lime tree within the playing area at their ground in Canterbury, after the original blew down in strong winds last week

Kent are to replace the famous lime tree within the playing area at their ground in Canterbury, after the original blew down in strong winds last week

The famous lime tree at the Canterbury's St Lawrence ground has been damaged beyond repair by high winds

Northamptonshire clung on to their top-division status with a last-gasp win at Canterbury which sentenced Kent - and the four-day county champions Warwickshire - to second-division cricket in next year's totesport League

A century from Geraint Jones, along with 4 for 50 by Amjad Khan on the third day of the tour match gave Kent a realistic chance of victory against the New Zealanders

Matthew Walker top-scored with an unbeaten 151, and the nightwatchman Martin Saggers scored his second first-class century, as an inspired Kent chased 429 to overwhelm Worcestershire at Canterbury

Muttiah Muralitharan has arrived at Canterbury to begin his stint as Kent's overseas player

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

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

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

Kent have kept faith with the squad that travelled to Chelmsford for the National League clash with Essex on Sunday