This is a list of Kent County Cricket Club first-class cricket records; that is, record team and individual performances in first-class cricket for Kent County Cricket Club. As of March 2021, Kent have played over 3,000 first-class matches since the official formation of the club in 1842. Over 2,800 of these have been in the County Championship which Kent have been a member of since its inaugural season in 1890. Before August 1842 the county was represented by a number of first-class teams who competed against county sides and other representative teams. Team records All records last updated 4 July 2017 Kent's highest score in an innings was achieved in 1934 against Essex at Brentwood. Their highest score at a home ground was set in 2017 at Beckenham with Northamptonshire as the opposition. This surpassed the score of 633/8 made in 2015 at Tunbridge Wells against Essex. The county's lowest innings totals all date from the 19th century. Highest total against in an innings: 676 by Australians at Canterbury, 1921 Lowest total against in an innings: 16 by Warwickshire at Tonbridge, 1913 Highest partnerships The highest partnership in Kent's history was 423 runs scored by Jordan Cox and Jack Leaning, set in 2020 at Canterbury against Sussex. This surpassed the previous highest partnership of 382 runs set in 2017. Cox and Leaning's partnership was unbroken when Kent were forced to declare their innings after 120 overs. The stand of 235 achieved by Woolley and Fielder in 1909 remains, as of 2021, a record for the 10th wicket in County cricket. Appearances Five men have made more than 500 appearances for Kent in first-class cricket. 764 Frank Woolley, 1906−1938 606 Wally Hardinge, 1902−1933 536 James Seymour, 1902−1926 520 Derek Underwood, 1963−1987 506 Tich Freeman, 1914−1936 Individual batting records Frank Woolley holds the records for most runs scored for Kent as well as most runs in a season and most centuries in a career with 122, the only player with more than 100 centuries for the county. He made 10 centuries for the county in both the 1928 and 1934 seasons. Arthur Fagg scored two double centuries in a match against Essex at Colchester in 1938, a feat unique in first-class cricket until February 2019. The highest individual score for the county is 332 runs, achieved by Bill Ashdown against Essex at Brentwood in 1934. Ashdown is one of only two men