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Match Preview: Kent vs. Notts Outlaws

Kent Men return to Metropolitan Kent on Sunday 2 August for the first of two Metro Bank One Day Cup fixtures held at The County Ground, Beckenham, against the Notts Outlaws.

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Matchday Information

Ground Opens at 10:00am, First Ball at 11:00am, First Innings ends at 2:30pm, Second Innings starts at 3:00pm, Scheduled end of match at 6:30pm

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The County Ground, Beckenham is located approximately seven miles from central London.

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Weather Watch

Please be prepared for the heat – a shaded area will be available at the Copers Cope Road side of the ground, and free water will be available at all indoor bars.

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Last Time Out

Joe Denly’s final game as a professional cricketer ended in thrilling style as Kent beat Somerset by two wickets, with eight balls to spare, after a wonderful Metro Bank game at Canterbury.

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Opposition Report

Previewed by Jon Culley – ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay

  • Captain: Haseeb Hameed
  • 2025 Position: 5th (Group A)
  • 2025 Most Runs: Jack Haynes (473)
  • 2025 Most Wickets: Rob Lord (12)

Why they can win the competition: Having been in fine form in both the Rothesay County Championship and the Blast, there is plenty of confidence in the Trent Bridge dressing room and enough depth in the squad to mount a serious challenge for silverware on all fronts.

Player to watch: Jack Haynes, who amassed almost 500 runs in last season’s competition, has shown his quality in both red and white-ball cricket so far this season, averaging 51.63 in the Rothesay County Championship. He will be a key player for the Outlaws.

Young gun: Almost two years on from his sensational 10-wicket debut in the Championship, teenage off-spin sensation Farhan Ahmed has found first-team opportunities limited of late. This competition offers a chance to remind the senior side what they have been missing.

Final thought: Although their senior bowling resources take a hit because of The Hundred, Notts have solid back-up in the likes of Brett Hutton, Rob Lord, James Hayes, Lyndon James and Joe Pocklington. They should at least progress to the knock-out stages.


Live Match Centre

Kent vs. Notts Outlaws will be live streamed for free on Kent Cricket’s Official YouTube Channel thanks to the Club’s Official Live Stream Partner, Cluberly.

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Pictures & commentary will be provided by Kent Cricket.

No BBC Radio commentary will be available.


Team News

An overview of Kent’s selection policy for the 2026 Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup has been provided by Director of Cricket, Simon Cook.

Men’s Head Coach Adam Hollioake has named a squad of 14 to take on Notts Outlaws.

Club Captain Daniel Bell-Drummond leads the Spitfires throughout this 50-over season.

Mikey Cohen is recovering from a side strain, and Fred Klaassen is continuing his recovery from a hamstring injury.

Sam Billings, Zak Crawley & Tawanda Muyeye have all been picked to play in The Hundred this Summer, and are therefore unavailable for Kent at this time.

Jake Lintott & Bertie Foreman were contracted with Kent until the end of the Vitality Blast, and Tom Rogers has now completed his overseas stint with Kent this Summer.

As previously communicated, Hasan Mahmud will return to Kent for September’s Rothesay County Championship fixtures.

Kent Men’s squad to face Somerset: Daniel Bell-Drummond (Captain), Chris Benjamin, Ben Dawkins, Jaydn Denly, Keith Dudgeon (Overseas player), Joey Evison, Harry Finch, Matt Milnes, Sam Northeast, Matt Parkinson, Matt Quinn, Ekansh Singh, Jas Singh, Grant Stewart

The Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup returns to Beckenham this August

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