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The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

by afms379 | Jul 31, 2017 | KCHT Blog | 0 comments

Continuing the history of the club, based on the original article written by the Hon. Curator of Kent CCC, David Robertson. In the 13 seasons between 1967 and 1979 eleven trophies were won. The success in the Gillette Cup in 1967 in front of a full house at Lord’s was...
The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

The 300 Club: Dickson and Ashdown (and Woolley and Cowdrey)

by afms379 | Jul 12, 2017 | KCHT Blog | 0 comments

The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Six: The Post-War Years

by afms379 | Jun 28, 2017 | KCHT Blog | 0 comments

The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Five: Wicketkeepers

by afms379 | Jun 16, 2017 | KCHT Blog | 0 comments

Continuing the history of the club, based on the original article written by the Hon. Curator of Kent CCC, David Robertson. For all the talent which Kent produced in batting and bowling, the area of cricketing brilliance with which the County has become especially...
The History of Kent County Cricket Club – Part Seven: The Glory Years

THE HISTORY OF KENT CRICKET – Part Four: THE INTER-WAR YEARS

by afms379 | May 25, 2017 | KCHT Blog | 0 comments

Continuing the history of the club, based on the original article written by the Hon. Curator of Kent CCC, David Robertson. The First World War took its toll of Kent players, with twelve losing their lives whilst serving their country. Most notable among them were...
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