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Kuhn signs up to play for Kent as Kolpak player
Heino Kuhn, the South African batsman, has signed up to play for Kent for the upcoming domestic season subject to him obtaining visa and registration. The 33-year-old, who is set to join the club as a Kolpak player, will be available to play all three formats, Kent announced on Wednesday(March 7).
Kuhn, who has represented South Africa in four Tests, has scored close to 10,000 first-class runs at an average of 43.99, including 23 hundreds and 46 fifties. He has also scored 3,795 runs in the 50-over format and 1403 runs in T20s.
Speaking about his upcoming stint with Kent, which will be his first foray into England's domestic cricket, Kuhn said: "I'm delighted to get the opportunity to play county cricket and I'm looking forward to joining the Kent squad. I want to contribute positively to the team and bring my experience from winning trophies in South Africa."
Kuhn signs up to play for Kent as Kolpak player - Cricbuzz
Heino Kuhn, the South African batsman, has signed up to play for Kent for the upcoming domestic season subject to him obtaining visa and registration. The 33-year-old, who is set to join the club as a Kolpak player, will be available to play all three formats, Kent announced on Wednesday(March 7).
Kuhn, who has represented South Africa in four Tests, has scored close to 10,000 first-class runs at an average of 43.99, including 23 hundreds and 46 fifties. He has also scored 3,795 runs in the 50-over format and 1403 runs in T20s.
Speaking about his upcoming stint with Kent, which will be his first foray into England's domestic cricket, Kuhn said: "I'm delighted to get the opportunity to play county cricket and I'm looking forward to joining the Kent squad. I want to contribute positively to the team and bring my experience from winning trophies in South Africa."
Kuhn signs up to play for Kent as Kolpak player - Cricbuzz
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Andy Nash steps down as ECB Director
England and Wales Cricket Board Director Andy Nash has resigned citing standards of corporate governance which are "falling well short of what's acceptable".
Nash, who has served on the ECB's Board for over a decade, posted his resignation letter to ECB Chairman Colin Graves on his Twitter account on Wednesday (March 7) and added: "I have today resigned from the ECB Board with a heavy heart. Ultimately, as a non-executive director if you find yourself with significant disagreements you must walk the plank with dignity and no complaints."
Andy Nash steps down as ECB Director - Cricbuzz
England and Wales Cricket Board Director Andy Nash has resigned citing standards of corporate governance which are "falling well short of what's acceptable".
Nash, who has served on the ECB's Board for over a decade, posted his resignation letter to ECB Chairman Colin Graves on his Twitter account on Wednesday (March 7) and added: "I have today resigned from the ECB Board with a heavy heart. Ultimately, as a non-executive director if you find yourself with significant disagreements you must walk the plank with dignity and no complaints."
Andy Nash steps down as ECB Director - Cricbuzz