Two late Joey Evison wickets shifted momentum slightly back towards Kent at the end of day one of their County Championship match with Worcestershire.

Gillingham’s former managers have offered their support to the club’s new boss Mark Bonner.

Gillingham manager Mark Bonner has yet to finalise his backroom team - but there’s no rush.

Player-of-the-match Charlie Groombridge kept up his impressive scoring record to help Deal retain the Kent Intermediate Cup.

Gillingham boss Mark Bonner insists he’ll have the final say on players the club will be looking to sign this summer.

Gillingham fans have reacted to the appointment of manager Mark Bonner.

Gillingham’s new manager Mark Bonner has outlined what he expects from his team.

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Gillingham’s ambition was key to Mark Bonner’s decision to take on a job where expectations are sky high.

Gillingham’s managing director has explained why Mark Bonner is the man for them.

Gillingham’s new manager has already enjoyed promotion from League 2 with his former team.

Kent eased their way to an historic seven-wicket away win against Lancashire to clinch their first County Championship Division 1 win of the season.

Kent remain on track for their first win of the season despite coming up against some stubborn Lancashire batting on day three.

Gillingham have a much-needed local game to look forward to next season.

Nathan Gilchrist took a career-best 6-24 as Kent took complete control against Lancashire at Old Trafford.

Joey Evison made his third half-century this season as Kent battled back against Lancashire on the first day of their County Championship match.

Gillingham chairman Brad Galinson explains why they made a management change and how the subsequent interview process is going.

Dartford came from behind to win an entertaining DFDS Kent Women’s Cup Final at Maidstone’s Gallagher Stadium on Thursday night.

Matt Parkinson makes a swift return to his former club when Kent visit Lancashire this week.

An Australian seam bowler has become Kent’s FOURTH 2024 overseas player - the third from his home country.