Check out our Super 8 reasons to come to the matches this year! All these matches are floodlit fixtures, at The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, with seven on Friday nights!

Read on for results from throughout the county.

We've posted a few stories and photos following NatWest Cricketforce 2014 and we've now proud to announce our video diary with Dartfordians CC, featuring Paul Bedford is now complete! 

Head on over to our NatWest CricketForce page to check it out.

Notice is hereby given that the Eighty-Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Kent County Playing Fields Association will be held at Gravesend Sailing Club, Gordon Promenade East, DA12 2RN on Wednesday 21st May 2014, commencing at 7.30 pm. to which you are invited.

The latest version of ‘Inside Track’, the absolutely top source for funding opportunities available in Kent has been released by Kent County Council. Please see the PDF version available below.

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Cricket features strongly in the latest newsletter from the Kent County Playing Fields Association. Make sure you have a read and seriously consider affiliated to the KCPFA if you don’t already, they’re a longstanding supporter of green spaces throughout Kent.

Click here to download the newsletter

Sandwich Town Cricket Club is among 324 local sports projects to secure a share of £17 million of National Lottery funding from Sport England’s inspired Facilities fund.

Please take a look at the information below and the attached flyer from our colleagues at Rigby Taylor regarding safe storage of chemicals at Cricket Clubs.

The HSE local inspectors have been reported to be taking a closer look at storage of Chemical and Fuels, particularly at small sports clubs and Schools and at places of work in urban and rural areas.

Nearly sixty members of St Lawrence and Highland Court Cricket Club took part in this year’s NatWest CricketForce event, the England and Wales Cricket Board’s annual mass volunteering initiative aimed at rejuvenating the nation’s cricketing facilities.

Thanks to ECB and Jewsons for their support of the club, they managed to lay 20 tons of Type 1 in the car park, chipped a lorry load of tree cuttings, painted the entire clubhouse and still managed to find time for a BBQ.