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  • My earliest cricketing memory is

    Garden Cricket

  • The teams I support in other sports are

    Notts County

  • My favourite colour is

    Blue

  • My favourite musical artist is

    Florence and the machine

  • My favourite film is

    About Time

  • A hobby/interest I have outside of cricket is

    golf, football

  • My proudest cricketing moment is

    Winning the T20 blast

Matt Milnes

Men's Cap 220

BatRight-handBowlRight-arm medium-fast
Born29th July 1994 (in Nottingham)National Team EligibilityEngland
Years of Service2019-2022, 2026-Debutvs. Somerset, 2019
Nickname(s)Milnesy, Mad DogCapped2021 (220)
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Other Teams

Durham MCCU, Nottinghamshire, Welsh Fire, Yorkshire

Player Biography

Milnes joined Kent from Nottinghamshire before the start of the 2019 season.

He had a breakthrough debut year in 2019, taking 58 first-class wickets at 25.48. His best figures of 5-68 came against his old club Notts, as he dismissed Ben Duckett, Joe Clarke, Samit Patel, Steve Mullaney, and James Pattinson.

He also claimed 5-79 vs Hampshire on his List A debut in the Royal London One Day Cup. This good form with the ball culminated in a call up to the England Lions for their tour of Australia that Winter.

2021 was a stand-out season for the seamer, a Summer that culminated in Vitality Blast victory and Milnes being awarded Kent Cap no. 220 during their County Championship match with Worcestershire.

Milnes finished that year’s victorious T20 campaign as Kent’s highest wicket-taker, and the second highest wicket-taker overall, after 22 wickets at 15.40 helped propel the Spitfires to Kent’s first trophy in 14 years.

At the end of the 2022 season, Milnes left Kent to join Yorkshire on a three-year contract.

After three years away, Milnes returned to Kent on a three-year deal in November 2025, telling the media; “Once a Spitfire, always a Spitfire.”