Kent County Cricket Club in 2016

Kent County Cricket Club
2016 season
Coach West Indies Cricket Board Jimmy Adams
Captain England Sam Northeast
Overseas players New Zealand Tom Latham (May–July)
South Africa Kagiso Rabada (June–July)
South Africa Hardus Viljoen (August–September)
Ground(s) St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
Nevill Ground, Tunbridge Wells
County Ground, Beckenham
County Championship Runners-up, Division Two
Royal London One-Day Cup Quarter-Finals
NatWest t20 Blast 7th, South Group
Most runs FC: SA Northeast (1,402)
LA: JL Denly (428)
T20: SA Northeast (462)
Most wickets FC: ME Claydon (50)
LA: MT Coles (24)
T20: DA Griffiths (13)
Most catches FC: JC Tredwell (14)
LA: AJ Blake (8)
T20: AJ Blake (8)
Most wicket-keeping dismissals FC: AP Rouse (31)
LA: SW Billings (11)
T20: SW Billings (7)
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In 2016, Kent County Cricket Club competed in Division Two of the County Championship, the Royal London One-Day Cup and the NatWest t20 Blast. The season was the fifth, and last, in charge for head coach Jimmy Adams and the first for new club captain Sam Northeast, who took over from Robert Key at the end of the 2015 season, having captained the side on the field for much of the season.[1]

Sam Billings continued to be selected for England limited overs squads, although he had to settle for only three appearances in 2016. On 21 February, he played in the second of two T20I matches at the end of the South Africa tour, scoring 5 runs in Johannesburg. Billings was selected in England's squad for the 2016 World Twenty20 in India, but did not play during the tournament other than as a substitute fielder.[2] On 5 July, he featured in the only T20I during Sri Lanka's tour of England. Billings played a single ODI, the final match of three during England's tour of Bangladesh, on 12 October at Chittagong, opening the batting with a useful 62 in a four wicket win.

Sam Northeast won the club's Player of the Year award, having scored over 2,000 runs across all formats for a second successive season.[3]

Squad

Departures

In October 2015, Kent Cricket Academy graduate and England Under-19 wicket-keeper Ryan Davies left the club, signing for Somerset in search of more regular first XI cricket.[4][5] All-rounder Ben Harmison was released in February after four seasons with Kent.[6][7] On 18 April 2016, former captain Rob Key announced his retirement from playing.[8] Key had spent his entire career with Kent and captained the side for nine years over two spells. He also represented England at international level, and scored a total of 19,419 first-class runs since his debut in 1998.[9]

Arrivals

Former Hampshire and Gloucestershire wicket-keeper Adam Rouse signed for Kent in January on a two-year contract.[10] Rouse had previously played for Kent's Second XI in 2014, and returned for a trial in April 2015 as cover for Sam Billings.[11][12] Billings missed almost the first two months of the season due to being drafted by the Delhi Daredevils franchise for the 2016 Indian Premier League season.[13]

In February, Kent announced the signing of two overseas players. First the club announced that South African fast bowler Kagiso Rabada would have a spell with Kent from late June until the end of July, between international commitments. The young bowler impressed during England's tour of South Africa, which had recently concluded.[14][15] A few days later, the club announced the signing of New Zealand international batsman Tom Latham to play in all three competitions during the season.[16][17] Latham's last match before joining up with his national team for a tour of Zimbabwe was a T20 fixture against Gloucestershire on 8 July. In 2015, the squad had not featured anyone classified as an overseas player.[15][18]

After Rouse suffered a hand injury in June, and Billings was called into the England T20 squad, former Sussex wicket-keeper Callum Jackson was signed in early July. Kent would otherwise have been without a wicket-keeper in their County Championship match against Essex at the beginning of the month.[19] Jackson had played as a substitute wicket-keeper during the Championship match at Glamorgan in June following Rouse's injury.[20]

In late July, Kent announced the signing of Will Gidman from Nottinghamshire on a one-month loan deal. The former Gloucestershire all-rounder had recently returned from injury and would be available for four One-Day Cup games and two County Championship matches.[21] Captain Sam Northeast stated that Gidman's signing would bolster the side's resources with Calum Haggett and Fabian Cowdrey unavailable through injury.[22] Having impressed during this spell, Gidman's loan deal was extended for the remaining three matches of the season.[23]

On 19 August, Kent announced the signing of South Africa international fast-bowler Hardus Viljoen as the overseas player for the final four County Championship matches of the season, with the club citing a number of injuries to bowlers over the course the season as the reason for the signing.[24][25]

Following the end of the season, fast bowlers David Griffiths and Sam Weller were released by Kent, neither having their contracts renewed,[26] whilst 40-year old all-rounder Darren Stevens signed a new one-year contract to extend his time at the county.[27] In October head coach Jimmy Adams also left the county to return to his native Jamaica.[28] After his loan spell, Will Gidman signed a permanent contract with Kent in October 2016 having been released by Nottinghamshire.[29][30]

Squad list

No. Name Nationality Birth date Batting style Bowling style Notes
Batsmen
4Robert Key England12 May 1979 (aged 36)Right-handedRight arm off breakRetired 18 April 2016[8]
6Joe Denly England16 March 1986 (aged 30)Right-handedRight arm leg break
10Alex Blake England25 January 1989 (aged 27)Left-handedRight arm medium-fast
16Zak Crawley England3 February 1998 (aged 18)Right-handedRight arm medium
17Sam Northeast England16 October 1989 (aged 26)Right-handedRight arm off breakClub captain
23Daniel Bell-Drummond England3 August 1993 (aged 22)Right-handedRight arm medium
48Tom Latham New Zealand2 April 1992 (aged 24)Left-handedRight arm mediumOverseas signing
Left in mid-July to join the New Zealand team in Zimbabwe.[31]
58Sean Dickson South Africa2 September 1991 (aged 24)Right-handedRight arm mediumBritish passport holder
All-rounders
3Darren Stevens England30 April 1976 (aged 39)Right-handedRight arm medium
24Adam Ball England1 March 1993 (aged 23)Right-handedLeft arm fast-medium
25Calum Haggett England30 October 1990 (aged 25)Left-handedRight arm medium-fast
26Matt Coles England26 May 1990 (aged 25)Left-handedRight arm fast-medium
30Fabian Cowdrey England30 January 1993 (aged 23)Right-handedSlow left-arm orthodox
42Will Gidman England14 February 1985 (aged 31)Left-handedRight arm mediumOn loan from Nottinghamshire (23 July to the end of the season)
Wicket-keepers
7Sam Billings England15 June 1991 (aged 24)Right-handed—
12Adam Rouse England30 June 1992 (aged 23)Right-handed—
21Callum Jackson England7 September 1994 (aged 21)Right-handed—
Bowlers
5Ivan Thomas England25 September 1991 (aged 24)Right-handedRight arm medium-fast
8Mitchell Claydon England25 November 1982 (aged 33)Left-handedRight arm medium-fast
11Imran Qayyum England23 May 1993 (aged 22)Right-handedSlow left-arm orthodox
14Matt Hunn England22 March 1994 (aged 22)Right-handedRight arm fast-medium
15James Tredwell England27 February 1982 (aged 34)Left-handedRight arm off break
18David Griffiths England10 November 1985 (aged 30)Left-handedRight arm fast-medium
19Sam Weller England21 November 1994 (aged 21)Right-handedRight arm fast-medium
22Charlie Hartley England4 January 1994 (aged 22)Right-handedRight arm medium-fast
27Hugh Bernard England14 September 1996 (aged 19)Right-handedRight arm medium-fast
33Adam Riley England23 March 1992 (aged 24)Right-handedRight arm off break
52Kagiso Rabada South Africa25 May 1995 (aged 20)Left-handedRight arm fastOverseas signing (June–July)
77Hardus Viljoen South Africa6 March 1989 (aged 27)Right-handedRight arm fastOverseas signing (19 August to the end of the season)

County Championship

Kent played 16 County Championship matches in 2016, playing once at home and once away against each of the other eight counties in Division Two. Six home matches were played at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury, with one match at both the Nevill Ground in Tunbridge Wells and the County Cricket Ground, Beckenham. The county won five games, drew eight and lost only twice in the Championship, finishing second to Essex County Cricket Club. In previous years a second-place finish would have led to promotion to Division One of the Championship, but 2016 saw a rebalancing of the number of teams in each division and, as a result, only one team was promoted.

Kent's match against Worcestershire at New Road in April was abandoned without a ball bowled due to a water-logged outfield. This match was classed as a draw and five points were awarded to each side.[32]

Durham, who had finished 4th in Division One, were deducted 48 points by the ECB at the end of the season as a result of their financial problems. This resulted in their relegation to Division Two.[33] The ECB announced that Hampshire, who had finished 8th in Division One, would be reprieved from relegation.[33] Kent chairman, George Kennedy, launched an appeal claiming that Kent should be promoted instead of this reprieve for Hampshire given the one-off scenario of the runners-up of Division Two missing out on promotion in 2016.[34][35] The ECB did not change their decision, meaning that Kent will remain in Division Two for the 2017 season.

Division Two

Team
 Pld W L T D A Bat Bowl Ded Pts
Essex (P)166307058460235
Kent165208149380212
Worcestershire166405142350203
Sussex1642010040380192
Northamptonshire164308142330184
Gloucestershire164507044400183
Leicestershire164408039401182
Glamorgan163805034421148
Derbyshire1605010132320119

Source: [36]

Matches

Other first-class match

Kent played a three-day match with first-class status against Loughborough MCC University before the start of the County Championship season. Daniel Bell-Drummond scored his maiden first-class double century on day one, but only 6.3 overs were possible on day two due to rain, and the match ended in a draw.[45]

Royal London One-Day Cup

Kent began their 2016 Royal London One-Day Cup campaign with a match against Surrey at the County Ground, Beckenham on Sunday 5 June.[46] They played 8 games in the group stage of the competition, finishing in second place and securing a home quarter-final against Yorkshire. Kent lost the quarter-final by 11 runs, being bowled out chasing Yorkshire's score of 256.[47][48]

South Group

Team
 Pld W L T NR Ded Pts NRR
Somerset 86110013–0.087
Kent Spitfires 85300010+0.587
Essex Eagles 84211010–0.119
Surrey 8430109+0.992
Hampshire 8440008+0.393
Middlesex 8440008+0.117
Glamorgan 8340107–0.320
Gloucestershire 8250105−0.709
Sussex Sharks 8170002−0.679

Source: [49]

Matches

Quarter-Finals

NatWest t20 Blast

Kent began their t20 Blast campaign in the South Group with a match against Somerset at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury on Friday 20 May.[50] They played 14 games in the group stage of the competition, winning six and failing to qualify for the knock-out stages after losing their final two matches. As well as five home matches at Canterbury, a single match was hosted at each of Beckenham and Tunbridge Wells.

South Group

Team
 Pld W L T NR Ded Pts NRR
Gloucestershire 1410301021+0.518
Glamorgan 148303019+1.005
Middlesex 147601015+0.395
Essex Eagles 147601015+0.174
Surrey 147700014+0.153
Sussex Sharks 145603013–0.053
Kent Spitfires 146800012–0.643
Hampshire 144802010–0.691
Somerset 143100107–0.660

Source:[51]

Matches

Statistics

Batting

First-class (County Championship and MCCU match)
Player Matches Innings NO Runs HS Ave SR 100 50 0 4s 6s
Sam Northeast 162361,40219182.4768.195401677
Daniel Bell-Drummond 13206953206*68.0759.192631273
Darren Stevens 1517078214046.0073.352539417
Joe Denly 15212733206*38.5749.79113943
Sean Dickson 15213701207*38.9447.26142806
Tom Latham 6913749046.7548.38040550
Will Gidman 57436299*120.6652.38051411
Matt Coles 111003337033.3076.90031367
Sam Billings 77032917147.0073.11110541
James Tredwell 1212229112429.1042.66101391
Alex Blake 811328589*35.6262.63020355
Mitchell Claydon 151531875515.5858.25012291
Adam Rouse 7701656523.5753.22010271
Adam Ball 5701416620.1449.47012161
Calum Haggett 6518733*21.7533.85000130
Hardus Viljoen 440806320.0054.4201090
Callum Jackson 340613815.2541.7800150
Adam Riley 3223732*–50.6800050
Matt Hunn 5323532*35.0044.3000013
Kagiso Rabada 23025148.3349.0100040
Fabian Cowdrey 12018159.0050.0000030
Hugh Bernard 110141414.0053.8400020
Imran Qayyum 22100*0.000.0000100

Source: Cricinfo[55]

List A (Royal London One-Day Cup)
Player Matches Innings NO Runs HS Ave SR 100 50 0 4s 6s
Joe Denly 99242810561.1477.81210417
Daniel Bell-Drummond 8803329141.5086.23030371
Sam Northeast 99127466*34.2583.03020175
Sam Billings 881218106*31.14117.20110245
Alex Blake 96320266*67.33106.31020244
Darren Stevens 9821956132.5082.27020157
Matt Coles 9401149128.50156.16011117
Sean Dickson 110999999.0078.5701092
James Tredwell 9427647*38.0080.8500060
Callum Jackson 1112828*–116.6600021
Will Gidman 531241912.0057.1400011
Tom Latham 2201698.0048.4800010
Charlie Hartley 210151515.0071.4200000
Fabian Cowdrey 3301494.6646.6600040
Mitchell Claydon 822108*–142.8500010
David Griffiths 51100*––00000
Ivan Thomas 20––––––––––

Source: CricInfo[56]

Twenty20 (Natwest t20 Blast)
Player Matches Innings NO Runs HS Ave SR 100 50 0 4s 6s
Sam Northeast 141404627533.00145.280404015
Daniel Bell-Drummond 992379112*54.14148.04121474
Joe Denly 141403787527.00129.890323216
Alex Blake 141241983724.75115.11001107
Darren Stevens 141216183315.27137.70000148
Sam Billings 1313216455*14.90115.4901084
Tom Latham 7601284821.33120.7500195
Fabian Cowdrey 9821217120.16134.44012112
Matt Coles 86049318.16132.4300142
Will Gidman 1113030*–150.0000040
James Tredwell 1482281054.6671.7900100
Mitchell Claydon 11542115*21.0070.0000110
David Griffiths 13411685.33100.0000111
Ivan Thomas 42233*–75.0000000
Kagiso Rabada 64233*1.5037.5000200
Adam Ball 10––––––––––
Matt Hunn 10––––––––––
Adam Rouse 10––––––––––

Source: CricInfo[57]

Bowling

First-class (County Championship and MCCU match)
Player Matches Innings Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 5w 10w
Mitchell Claydon 1522416.4761,600505/428/15632.003.8450.020
Matt Coles 1118309.5571,134405/1167/15028.353.6646.410
Darren Stevens 1522415.11061,172394/745/7730.052.8263.800
James Tredwell 1217300.062921224/456/13441.863.0781.800
Hardus Viljoen 46103.512385205/558/12119.253.7031.110
Calum Haggett 69158.430529154/156/9335.263.3363.400
Matt Hunn 56102.0840692/333/11545.113.9868.000
Kagiso Rabada 2377.02123274/1184/11833.143.0166.000
Imran Qayyum 2378.21428363/1583/12547.163.6178.300
Will Gidman 5744.01512342/213/5730.752.7966.000
Hugh Bernard 1222.0310532/683/10535.004.7744.000
Adam Ball 5651.0420132/462/4667.003.94102.000
Joe Denly 151366.3422232/312/3174.003.33133.000
Sam Northeast 1621.4020–––1.20–00
Sean Dickson 1511.0040–––4.00–00
Tom Latham 612.0050–––2.50–00
Adam Riley 3426.011460–––5.61–00

Source: CricInfo[58]

List A (Royal London One-Day Cup)
Player Matches Innings Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI Ave Econ SR 4w 5w
Matt Coles 9980.14418246/5617.415.2120.011
James Tredwell 9967.0134583/5543.125.1450.200
Darren Stevens 9961.0224772/1435.284.0452.200
Will Gidman 5534.0116063/2826.664.7034.000
Mitchell Claydon 8863.1334462/4257.335.4463.100
Charlie Hartley 2216.006542/2316.254.0624.000
Fabian Cowdrey 3326.0014742/3836.755.6539.000
Ivan Thomas 2214.008833/3129.336.2828.000
David Griffiths 5534.0020932/4469.666.1468.000
Joe Denly 914.001611/1616.004.0024.000

Source: CricInfo[59]

Twenty20 (Natwest t20 Blast)
Player Matches Innings Overs Maidens Runs Wickets BBI Ave Econ SR 4w 5w
David Griffiths 131345.30437132/2233.619.6021.000
Darren Stevens 141339.20372114/3133.819.4521.410
Mitchell Claydon 111142.00384103/2538.409.1425.200
Fabian Cowdrey 9923.0017883/1822.257.7317.200
Matt Coles 8830.0023584/2729.377.8322.510
James Tredwell 141448.0041483/3251.758.6236.000
Kagiso Rabada 6624.0016262/3127.006.7524.000
Ivan Thomas 4415.0013242/4233.008.8022.500
Matt Hunn 113.003511/3535.0011.6618.000
Adam Ball 111.0090––9.00–00
Will Gidman 114.00550––13.75–00

Source: CricInfo[60]

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