Sussex Snap Up Evison in Loan Deal That Becomes Permanent
Sussex have bolstered their County Championship squad by bringing in all-rounder Joey Evison from Kent on loan, with the deal set to become permanent at the start of October.
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Sussex have bolstered their County Championship squad by bringing in all-rounder Joey Evison from Kent on loan, with the deal set to become permanent at the start of October.
Kent secured a hard-fought 46-run victory over Middlesex at Merchant Taylors' School, claiming their fifth County Championship win of the season and keeping their Division Two promotion bid very much on track.

A dramatic round of One-Day Cup fixtures has left Group A wide open heading into the final round, with Leicestershire's lead evaporating after a Bell-Drummond masterclass handed Kent a six-wicket victory.
A commanding 95-run victory over Kent sees Surrey draw level with Leicestershire at the top of One-Day Cup Group A, with a home semi-final firmly in their sights.

Kent produced a commanding seven-wicket win over South Group leaders Hampshire in the T20 Blast, with Daniel Bell-Drummond and Sam Billings leading the charge. Elsewhere, Alex Lees equalled Durham's all-time T20 record with a stunning century.

Matt Milnes produced a match-winning five-wicket haul to bowl Kent to a 49-run victory over Middlesex in a tense County Championship finale at the St Lawrence Ground.

Liam Livingstone celebrated his return to red-ball cricket with a five-wicket haul, helping Lancashire dismiss Kent for 178 in his first Championship appearance since 2021.

The 24-year-old all-rounder returns to Grace Road for two crucial County Championship matches, having previously impressed during a 2022 loan spell.

Tom Taylor claimed five wickets as Worcestershire demolished Kent by an innings and two runs, with England opener Zak Crawley's struggles continuing.

Tom Taylor starred with five wickets as Worcestershire demolished Kent by an innings and two runs in their County Championship clash at New Road.

Northamptonshire moved within touching distance of an innings victory at Canterbury after Harry Conway's five-wicket haul and another failure from England opener Zak Crawley.

Luke Procter's magnificent unbeaten 261 spearheaded a record-breaking batting display as Northamptonshire took complete control against a struggling Kent side.