New Zealand’s Matt Henry will return to Kent for 2022, with 29-year-old right-handed seamer Henry set to join the club on 10 July and subject to regulatory backing for seven championship games and the Royal London Cup.
As A Foreign Player :-
In addition to originally playing for Kent as an overseas player in 2018, Matt Henry had planned to rejoin him at the time of the 2020 season, before the Covid-19 pandemic forced both sides to agree on his return. forced to be.
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He took 75 wickets in 11 matches at the time of the 2018 Championship, ending the year as Division Two’s highest wicket-taker with a bowling average of 15.48.
During that time, he twice achieved new first-class bowling figures, first with 7 for 45 at Durham and 7 for 42 against Northamptonshire.
He won the title of the best bowler of the year :-
In the 2018 One-Day Cup, Matt Henry was part of the team that reached the final at Lord’s, taking 16 wickets in 11 matches and winning Kent’s bowler of the year title at the end of the season.
In 2021, Kent took a peak place in Division Three of the championship and won the Vitality Blast title.
“I have really good memories of playing for Kent in the past,” Matt said. “I am excited to bring more success to the county in 2022. It was wonderful to see Kent win the silverware in 2021, and I know there are trophies ahead for everyone in the county next season – hopefully, I can make an impact. I can do that.”
The Against England at Edgbaston :-
Overall in first-class cricket, Henry has 335 wickets in 78 career matches at an average of 24.71. Including 15 five-wicket hauls. Last June, he finished with six wickets for the second Test against England at Edgbaston.
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His most recent appearance for New Zealand – and now he has 37 wickets in 14 Tests. In ODIs, he has taken 98 wickets in 55 matches at an average of 25.89 and an economy of 5.29.
