Kent v Hampshire
Royal London Cup
Sunday 7th August (11am Start)
Beckenham
Hampshire take on Kent Spitfires at Beckenham on Sunday, in their first away game of the 2022 Royal London Cup.
Last season’s rain affected meeting saw Hampshire win by six wickets, via the Duckworth/Lewis method.
Kent, who finished last year bottom of Group 1, have won one and lost one in their opening two games this season.
Meanwhile, Hampshire beat Worcestershire by 44 runs at The Ageas Bowl in their opening game and will be looking to build on that performance.
Hampshire Squad
Hampshire have named an unchanged 12-player squad from the victory over Worcestershire.
Fletcha Middleton, Ben Brown and Scott Currie made scores in the forties with the bat last time out.
While, Currie and Holland both took three wickets with the ball.
Jack Campbell made his List A debut for the Club on Friday.
Full Hampshire Squad
|
Nick Gubbins (31) Captain |
Toby Albert (15) |
|
Tom Prest (24) |
Jack Campbell |
|
Ben Brown (10) |
John Turner (6) |
|
Aneurin Donald (12) |
Dom Kelly |
|
Fletcha Middleton (19) |
Ian Holland (22) |
|
Felix Organ (3) |
Scott Currie (44) |
Kent Spitfires
2021 Season In Numbers
9th in Group 1
Leading run scorer: George Munsey – 302
Leading wicket taker: Nathan Gilchrist – 8
Head-to-Head
Hampshire's record in List A v Kent
P: 66, W: 25, L: 36, NR: 5, A: 2
Last 5 meetings:
Tickets
Tickets for Hampshire’s match against Kent on Sunday are available by clicking here.
Coverage
Kent will be live streaming the match and a link to this stream will be available in the free-to-download Hampshire Cricket App and at www.ageasbowl.com/cricket.
Both the Hampshire Cricket App and www.ageasbowl.com/cricket will also host a live match centre with scorecard, statistics and insight available throughout the match.
Weather Forecast
Please follow the link to view the latest weather forecast for Beckenham: https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2656065
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