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Ellison to become Kent President

Summary by Kent Sports News

Kent Cricket have announced that former Kent and England all-rounder Richard Ellison, who made over 300 appearances for the county across two decades and earned 25 caps for England, will be the Club’s President for 2026. Willesborough-born Ellison will succeed Vice-Admiral Sir Tim Laurence as President at the end of this calendar year. He scored over 6,000 runs and took more than 570 wickets in his county career, before retiring in 1994 and usin…

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Ellison to become Kent President

Kent Cricket have announced that former Kent and England all-rounder Richard Ellison, who made over 300 appearances for the county across two decades and earned 25 caps for England, will be the Club’s President for 2026. Willesborough-born Ellison will succeed Vice-Admiral Sir Tim Laurence as President at the end of this calendar year. He scored over 6,000 runs and took more than 570 wickets in his county career, before retiring in 1994 and usin…

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