Joe Denly Announces Retirement From Professional Cricket
Denly, 40, ends a career that included 15 Tests for England and more than 5,000 Vitality Blast runs for Kent.
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Joe Denly Retires: Former England Batter To Take Retirement From Professional Cricket at End of Season | 🏏 LatestLY
Former England and Kent batsman Joe Denly has announced his retirement from professional cricket at the end of the 2026 season, concluding an impressive 22-year career at the age of 40. Denly, who played 15 Tests, 16 ODIs, and 13 T20Is for England, leaves the game as Kent's highest T20 run-scorer and a two-time T20 Blast winner. 🏏 Joe Denly Retires: Former England Batter To Take Retirement From Professional Cricket at End of Season.
England's 40-year-old Joe Denly has decided to retire from professional cricket. He made his debut for England in 2009 and played his last international match in 2020.
Denly to retire at end of season
Kent Cricket have announced that Joe Denly, a multiple trophy-winner and one of the first graduates of the Kent Cricket Academy, has signalled his intention to retire from professional cricket at the conclusion of the 2026 season. The first man born in Canterbury to play Test cricket for England, Denly’s professional career started in 2004 after having played age group cricket for his local side Whitstable Cricket Club and entering the Kent Tale…
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