The Latest Breaking News from Kent

The Bears need to beat Hampshire to overhaul Yorkshire.

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The ECB have announced proposals to reduce the number of County Championship games by up to four per county, an idea England captain Ben Stokes has already revealed he opposes

Surrey have been crowned county champions for the second time in four seasons after a crushing 10-wicket victory over Yorkshire at The Mickey Stewart Oval.

Surrey have beaten Yorkshire by ten wickets at the Oval to seal their 21st County Championship title win, with Ollie Pope, Tom Lawes and Daniel Worrall all starring

Kent have hit back at the ECB's plans to make wholesale changes to the structure of county cricket, vowing that they "will not allow our Club to be rendered irrelevant"

Wickets tumbled at Chelmsford.

Pope made 136 off 131 balls after Yorkshire had started strongly at the Micky Stewart Oval.

Ollie Pope hit a brilliant 136 as Surrey made a strong start against Yorkshire in their penultimate County Championship match of the season.

The former Newcastle and NSW Country representative finished with figures of 3-42 as Kent (6-306) defeated Lancashire (285) by 21 runs at Trent Bridge on Sunday (AEST).

Kent fielder Harry Finch violated Law 28 of the MCC's Laws of Cricket in a bizarre incident in the One-Day Cup final against Lancashire, which Kent won by 21 runs