Kent County Cricket Ground, Beckenham

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The Kent CCC ground, Beckenham is a cricket ground in Beckenham, England. Although the ground was first used by the Kent 1st XI in 1954 – when it hosted a County Championship match against Gloucestershire – it has since only hosted one Championship match and two matches in what it is now known as the Pro40 League, and has mainly been used for Twenty20 matches. It is in this competition that the ground usually hosts two games per season. In 2008, the two Twenty20 opponents will be Middlesex – for whom, for some strange reason, this will be the fourth consecutive year they face Kent at this ground – and Essex.

The ground has hosted 2 first-class matches, and 3 List A matches and 8 Twenty20 matches.

Game Information:

Game Type No. of Games
County Championship Matches 2
limited-over county matches 2
Twenty20 matches 8

Game Statistics: first-class:

Category Information
Highest Team Score Warwickshire (502/6dec against Kent) in 2004
Lowest Team Score Gloucestershire (110 against Kent) in 1954
Best Batting Performance Andrew Symonds (156 Runs for Kent against Warwickshire) in 2004
Best Bowling Performance Alan Shirreff (6/55 for Kent against Gloucestershire) in 1995

Game Statistics: one-day matches:

Category Information
Highest Team Score West Indies (274/8 in 48 overs against Kent) in 2004
Lowest Team Score Kent (183 in 41.1 overs against West Indies) in 2004
Best Batting Performance Mark Wagh (83 Runs for Warwickshire against Kent) in 2004
Best Bowling Performance Mark Saggers (5/51 for Kent against West Indies) in 2004

Game Statistics: Twenty20 matches:

Category Information
Highest Team Score Middlesex (189/8 in 20 overs against Kent) in 2005
Lowest Team Score Hampshire (119 in 19.5 overs against Kent) in 2006
Best Batting Performance Andrew Symonds (96 Runs for Kent against Hampshire) in 2003
Best Bowling Performance James Tredwell (4/21 for Kent against Middlesex) in 2006

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Coordinates: 51°25′12.42″N 0°01′41.64″W / 51.4201167, -0.0282333