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1226:. He reached 1,000 runs for the season by 2 June, the earliest date the milestone had been reached for 16 years, and had a run of five centuries in seven innings. However, his limited-overs form was not as good—he passed fifty only once all season. Despite this, he was called into the squad for the NatWest Series against
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England's tour of South Africa over the English close-season. However, with Mark Butcher returning to the side following injury, Key lost his place. This was despite him scoring 87 in a warm-up game against
1023:. Retained in the side for the third Test, Key managed scores of 30 and 34 as England succumbed to an innings defeat. However, his performance was marred by him dropping three catches. Key was dropped from the fourth and final Test, with Trescothick replacing him having been rushed back from injury.
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at the start of the 2009 season. He went on to score 1,209 runs that season, with four centuries including a career-best 270*, at 50.37 runs per innings. It was the sixth time he had passed one thousand runs in a season. He came close to beating this score the following season when, on 17 May 2010,
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saw Key hit top form for the first time, scoring a total of 2,486 runs in all competitions. This total included a "majestic" unbeaten 118 in the opening game of the season against
Gloucestershire, during which Key did not offer a single chance throughout. He reached the thousand run milestone
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described as including "hard-hitting support from Key". He added a further eighteen to his match tally in the second innings, a contribution which helped
England to an eventual victory. Key returned single figure scores of one and nine in his two innings in the final Test, being dismissed by
953:'s resignation as England captain, Key was touted by the some in the media as a potential candidate for the job. However, the season ended badly for Key, as under his captaincy Kent were relegated to the second tier of the County Championship for the first time, with Key also being fined
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1322:, came in the third Test. Despite only scoring six runs in the first innings, Key came to the crease for his second innings with England requiring another 216 runs to take a 3–0 lead in the series. Initially batting with Michael Vaughan, and then with
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Following the winter international series in South Africa, Key returned to domestic action with Kent. While not having as successful a season as in the previous year, he still scored over 1,500 runs. This included two centuries in the same match against
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owed more to the lack of available players than his own form; he had only passed 40 on one occasion going into the series. Key made his ODI debut against
Zimbabwe in the opening match of the tournament; he scored 11 before falling to the left-arm spin of
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related at the end of the season: "His commitment to the team has probably impacted on his own form". Nonetheless, he was given the captaincy of the
England A team in their fixture against Pakistan, and led Kent to fifth place in the top tier of the
942:. The following season saw Key lead Kent to silverware, whilst returning to some of his best form. He struck a total of eight centuries, and amassed a total of 2,267 runs in all competitions, whilst also leading Kent to the finals day of the 2007
867:. His scoring throughout the season persuaded the national selectors to include him in the National Academy, which went on a winter tour of Australia, where he showed his ability with an innings of 177 against the side's Australian counterparts.
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for the season on 2 June, the earliest date the milestone had been reached since 1978, and went on a run that included five centuries in seven innings. He was then recalled to the
England squad for the series against the
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in 1995, at the age of sixteen. He remained a regular in the second team throughout the 1996 season and first half of the 1997 season, by which time he had hit his first two centuries for a Kent representative side; an
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in the first match of the series, which later became his maiden first-class double century as he scored 221. This performance, coupled with the 93 he scored in the third Test, earned him recognition as one of the five
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at third man in
Australia's only innings, before offering Hussain "stout support" in making 23 second time around. England lost the Test match by an innings and 48 runs, a result that ensured that Australia retained
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became club captain. Key only had one season off as captain as
Tredwell then himself resigned and Key was named as his replacement, captaining the county for another two years until the end of the 2015 season.
1176:. Batting at number five in both Tests, Key failed to make much of an impact, scoring 18 runs in the first match and four in the second. He had reason to feel aggrieved at his first Test dismissal—umpire
1311:, a characteristic highlighted by Collins, who beat the bat on several occasions before finding the edge to dismiss him. His second innings lasted just seven balls before Key "chipped a simple catch to
622:. Key's last Test matches came during England's tour of South Africa during 2004–05, where he managed to score 152 runs without being consistent, and despite a one-match return during the
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with "exceptional bounce and pace", Key was the only
English batsman to keep his wicket intact for a prolonged period, batting passively for 47, the highest score of the innings. He then caught
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through
January and February. He struggled for runs throughout his five matches on the tour, failing to pass 26 in any innings. In all, Key managed one century in the calendar year, 125 against
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3115:...England, who proceeded to drop four catches in an hour on the third morning. Robert Key, the chunky opener playing his second Test, dropped two more on top of one the previous evening...
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He announced his retirement from the game on 18 April 2016, citing his desire to not "hinder younger players " and focus on coaching and his role with Sky Sports as a television pundit.
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He attended Worsley Bridge Primary School where the school won both the Bromley area and Kent cricket Cups. His performances led to his inclusion in the county under-elevens, before
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in South Africa. Batting at the top of the order throughout, Key scored a total of 206 runs as England won the tournament, with his best performance coming in the defeat to
681:, London, to parents Trevor and Lynn, Key was raised in a particularly sporting family: his mother played for Kent's ladies cricket side, his father played club cricket in
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After success in domestic cricket and promise shown in his Test appearances previously, Key was selected as part of the squad to play Australia. Despite playing well in a
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told him to "buck his ideas up". Key himself said of the matter: "I'll never be the most athletic-looking bloke, but I'm a hell of a lot fitter than I was at 19 or 20."
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He continued his run-scoring into 2008, where he scored an unbeaten 178 against the touring New Zealanders to "lift himself firmly into the Test reckoning". Following
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of anyone at the tournament, scoring 184 runs at an average of 48. Key's performances helped England win the tournament by a single point from Ireland's Under-17s.
661:' TV coverage of county cricket while still a player at Kent, and after retiring he worked as a pundit and commentator for a variety of media outlets, including
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On 17 April 2022, he was appointed as the managing director of the England men's cricket team, stepping down from all of his media commitments. He appointed
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at the beginning of the 1998 season, in which Key scored 15, he proceeded to play a near-complete season. He scored his first first-class century against
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said Key was selected because of his "outstanding form for Kent after attending the National Academy" over the winter. Opening the batting with
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2724:(Run consisted of: 114 and 117* against New Zealand, 16 and 173 against Northamptonshire, 86 and 199 against Surrey, 180 against Lancashire.)
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Following on from those performances, Key joined the England Under-17 squad for the International Youth Tournament, which was being held in
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debut in 1998. He made eight first-class and four List A appearances for England's youth sides, and was a member of the side that won the
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Key looked aggrieved, and the all-seeing TV replay suggested that the noise Steve Bucknor heard was bat hitting pad on the way through.
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Key's performances in the series and his domestic form earned him recognition—he was named as one of the five
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Test. His series came to an end when he scored ten runs, in England's ten-wicket victory in the final Test.
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from eight balls in a match where the Netherlands successfully chased their target from the final ball.
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In April 2016, Key announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. Key was a regular commentator on
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saw Key's form improve, with him scoring four first-class centuries; including one against the touring
571:, Key made appearances at age-group level for Kent from the age of eleven, moving up until he made his
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as the coach of the Test Team, who instigated a more attacking form of play coined by the media as "
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failed to dismiss him when on 58. Key maintained his concentration throughout, even after meeting
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2557:"Under-19 Test Batting and Fielding for England Under-19s in Pakistan Under-19s in England 1998"
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Key has often been criticized for his weight, and at one stage early in his career weighed 16
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for the fourth Test. Unfortunately for Key, he fell for a duck in the first innings, trapped
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Key returned to England for two matches with Kent's second team, before joining up with
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second wicket partnership record: 182 with Andrew Strauss, 2004–05 v South Africa
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proved even more disappointing, with just 700 runs at an average of less than 20.
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Key's series began with the fifth match of the tournament; against the West Indies at
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2513:"Batting and Fielding in International Youth Tournament 1997 (Ordered by Average)"
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and his sister Elizabeth played for her junior school side, where she once took a
2579:"First-class Batting and Fielding for England A in England A in Zimbabwe 1998/99"
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just after the lunch break. Relegated to number five in the second innings, with
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injury. Key took the opportunity, moving toward a maiden Test century with what
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ruptured knee ligaments while fielding, and took no further part in the match.
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recorded that Key had "justified his selection ahead of an older player, like
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His first season as captain saw his form slide, as Kent's chairman of cricket
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2601:"List A Batting and Fielding for England A in England A in Zimbabwe 1998/99"
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in a presentation during the tea interval. He brought up his century with a
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3761:"ICC World Twenty20 - 1st match, Group B England v Netherlands (scorecard)"
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3363:"Player Oracle Reveals Results – RWT Key – 2003 (first-class)"
3943:"Rob Key pleased that 'bet' on Brendon McCullum has hit the Test jackpot"
3151:"ACB Chairman's XI v England XI at Perth (Lilac Hill), Oct 22, 2002"
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1,250 for comments he made over an ECB pitch panel decision in August.
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3716:"5th Test: South Africa v England at Centurion, Jan 21-25, 2005"
3478:"Player Oracle Reveals Results – RWT Key – 2004 (List A)"
3411:"Player Oracle Reveals Results – RWT Key – 2003 (List A)"
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batting ahead of him, he again made just one before being caught off
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2491:"Player Oracle Reveals Results – RWT Key – 1996 to 1997"
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pulled out, having been hit from behind in his car and sustaining a
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Key returned to the Test match side after an excellent start to the
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3269:"4th Test: Australia v England at Melbourne, Dec 26-30, 2002"
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described as "powerful driving and pulling". He was dropped twice—
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3691:"Wisden, 2005 – South Africa v England, fourth Test report"
3196:"2nd Test: Australia v England at Adelaide, Nov 21-24, 2002"
874:, where his run-scoring earned him an invitation to play for the
3055:"2nd Test: England v India at Trent Bridge, Aug 8-12, 2002"
3830:"Test Batting and Fielding Against Each Opponent by Robert Key"
3077:"3rd Test: England v India at Headingley, Aug 22-26, 2002"
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Brought back into the side for the second Test for the injured
3874:"ODI Batting and Fielding Against Each Opponent by Robert Key"
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gave him out caught behind, despite Key not hitting the ball.
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allowed Key back into the England side for the series against
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First-class Batting and Fielding in Each Season by Robert Key
689:. Key himself was a keen all-round sportsman; he also played
2623:"Player Oracle Reveals Results – RWT Key – 2000"
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in first-class cricket on the final day of Kent's draw with
3247:"Australia retain the Ashes with a convincing win at Perth"
2713:"Player Oracle Results – RWT Key, 2004, first-class"
3433:"Hundreds from Solanki and Trescothick sink South Africa"
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taking a "wild swing" at the first ball he received from
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Key made his Test match debut in the second Test against
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Key is married to Fleur, with whom he has two children.
3642:"England v Nicky Oppenheimer XI, December 8, 2004"
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during the tournament as a replacement for the injured
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Key briefly returned to international cricket for the
3317:"5th Test: Australia v England, Sydney, match report"
704:'s youth sides, became his mentor. Later he attended
3225:"3rd Test: Australia v England, Perth, match report"
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3129:"4th Test: England v India, The Oval, match report"
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3852:"Test Bowling Against Each Opponent by Robert Key"
3665:"Outclassed and indisciplined England face defeat"
2535:"England Under-19's v India Under-19's in 1997/98"
2305:"Rob Key: Kent and former England batsman retires"
1296:", having made 221. In the second innings, he was
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1003:, who had broken his thumb. Chairman of selectors
3896:"ODI Bowling Against Each Opponent by Robert Key"
3620:"England v West Indies, third Test, match report"
3505:"England v West Indies, first Test, match report"
645:final. He resigned as Kent captain following the
2411:"Robert Key – Cricketer of the Year essay"
4087:Cricketers from the London Borough of Southwark
3918:"Rob Key named England men's managing director"
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2690:. Kent County Cricket Club. 2005. p. 128.
2330:"Rob Key named England men's managing director"
626:, he has remained on the fringes of selection.
3033:"England select Key to unlock Test potential"
1264:parried an opportunity with Key on 16, while
1248:His place in the Test side was ensured after
560:. He is the current managing director of the
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3174:"Vaughan gives England backbone at Adelaide"
3010:"Trescothick injury poses selection dilemma"
2736:"Player Oracle – RWT Key – 2005"
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2257:"Rob Key replaces James Tredwell as captain"
1111:of One Day Internationals, England moved to
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3739:"de Grooth leads Netherlands to famous win"
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2906:"Thorp all but secures Durham maiden title"
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3551:"England stay in command despite collapse"
3291:"Australia fall behind for the first time"
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1318:Key's most valuable innings, according to
1307:The second Test saw Key struggling in the
1164:Zimbabwean cricket team in England in 2003
1158:Zimbabwe and South Africa in England, 2003
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4112:First-Class Counties Select XI cricketers
4052:England Twenty20 International cricketers
918:, during the second of which he shared a
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3574:"Trescothick sets the pace for England"
2805:"Kent take Twenty20 in thrilling final"
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3808:"Wanderers ground partnership records"
2876:"Lack of runs costs emotional Vaughan"
2369:. Green Umbrella Publishing. pp.
1751:Statistics correct as of 20 June 2008.
1514:Statistics correct as of 20 June 2008.
1341:England in South Africa, 2004–05
991:Indian cricket team in England in 2002
920:county third-wicket record partnership
629:Key became Kent captain following the
3663:Williamson, Martin (5 January 2005).
2827:"Key found guilty of serious dissent"
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3528:"Key and Strauss in perfect harmony"
2984:"Key props up Kent with mammoth 261"
2904:Miller, Andrew (27 September 2008).
2439:"Players and Officials - Robert Key"
3783:"Lord's ground partnership records"
2951:"No Major interest in tedious draw"
2850:"Key gives Kiwis a dose of déjà vu"
1168:Despite a low-scoring start to the
1027:England in Australia, 2002–03
610:in 2004. He scored his maiden Test
4102:Marylebone Cricket Club cricketers
4092:NBC Denis Compton Award recipients
590:, Key made his Test debut against
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4072:People educated at Colfe's School
3737:McGlashan, Andrew (5 June 2009).
2930:. ESPNcricinfo. 26 September 2008
2928:"Key fined for 'Muppet' outburst"
2757:"Key named as Kent's new captain"
1154:, but did not cement his place".
1015:in his only innings before being
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3595:Brickhill, Liam (31 July 2004).
2667:"Kent v Nottinghamshire in 2003"
2227:Director of England cricket team
870:He continued his good form into
836:began for Key with a call up to
781:for a youth Test series against
3597:"England build the foundations"
3572:Miller, Andrew (29 July 2004).
2949:Pennell, Mark (24 April 2009).
2782:"Key continues as Kent captain"
2688:Kent County Cricket Club Annual
787:1998 Under-19 Cricket World Cup
577:1998 Under-19 Cricket World Cup
4107:Conservative Party (UK) people
2283:"Rob Key announces retirement"
1386:competition, playing his only
1187:(ODI) squad for the following
1134:The final Test, played at the
999:in 2002, as a replacement for
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4077:Wisden Cricketers of the Year
3622:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3507:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3342:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3340:"2004 - England in Australia"
3319:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3227:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3131:. Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
2363:Marshall, Chris, ed. (2008).
1406:Career records and statistics
1335:Wisden Cricketers of the Year
641:Finals Day appearances and a
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1446:Robert Key's Test Centuries
1315:", having scored just four.
1212:West Indies in England, 2004
828:Key in the field during 2008
714:Langley Park School for Boys
170:21 January 2005 v
3695:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
3295:Australian Associated Press
3104:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
2645:"Kent v Pakistanis in 2001"
2415:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1361:The fourth Test, played at
1170:2003 English cricket season
1148:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
891:2004 English cricket season
857:2001 English cricket season
647:2012 English cricket season
631:2006 English cricket season
4128:
3100:"Indians in England, 2002"
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231:Domestic team information
159:8 August 2002 v
131:International information
35:Key bats for Kent against
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152:Test debut (cap
58:Robert William Trevor Key
28:
4082:People from East Dulwich
3991:Kent County Cricket Club
1941:Career Best Performances
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1123:Brett Lee. With England
702:Kent County Cricket Club
643:Friends Provident Trophy
558:Kent County Cricket Club
219:5 June 2009 v
212:Only T20I (cap
196:6 July 2004 v
178:ODI debut (cap
4042:England Test cricketers
1384:2009 ICC World Twenty20
1309:corridor of uncertainty
876:Marylebone Cricket Club
793:, where Key scored 57.
673:Early and personal life
624:2009 ICC World Twenty20
586:Following an injury to
251:(squad no. 4)
3503:Lynch, Steven (2005).
1738:One Day Internationals
1388:Twenty20 International
985:India in England, 2002
969:he scored 261 against
829:
742:Youth and early career
720:, where he passed ten
620:Cricketers of the Year
4067:Kent cricket captains
3455:"England release Key"
3385:"England take charge"
3098:Bhattacharya, Rahul.
1495:Lord's Cricket Ground
1422:Lord's Cricket Ground
1337:in the 2005 edition.
1191:against Zimbabwe and
1185:One Day International
1183:His inclusion in the
1136:Sydney Cricket Ground
1119:(lbw) second ball by
827:
3431:Williamson, Martin.
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2761:Agence France-Presse
1743:Career performances:
1506:Career performances:
1428:, 2004 v West Indies
1348:Nicky Oppenheimer XI
980:International career
924:Martin van Jaarsveld
783:Zimbabwe's under-19s
596:2002–03 Ashes series
562:England Cricket team
447:5 wickets in innings
49:Personal information
3972:Sporting positions
2803:McGlashan, Andrew.
1276:off the bowling of
1064:off the bowling of
1039:limited overs match
960:Key took his first
940:County Championship
779:England's Under-19s
552:in all formats for
465:10 wickets in match
41:St. Lawrence Ground
25:
4057:English cricketers
2880:Test Match Special
2465:"The case for Key"
1953:Bowling (innings)
1390:match against the
1378:ICC World Twenty20
1001:Marcus Trescothick
884:Cambridge students
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588:Marcus Trescothick
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1798:Best (Inns)
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1561:Best (Inns)
1505:
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1462:City/Country
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1250:Mark Butcher
1247:
1243:Dwayne Bravo
1236:
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1193:South Africa
1182:
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1070:Mark Butcher
1058:John Crawley
1055:
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1021:Ashish Nehra
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944:Twenty20 Cup
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928:David Fulton
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676:
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639:Twenty20 Cup
635:David Fulton
633:, following
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604:Mark Butcher
585:
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482:Best bowling
250:
172:South Africa
108:Right-handed
81:East Dulwich
18:
4032:1979 births
2268:16 November
2163:Netherlands
2098:First-class
2074:Netherlands
2035:West Indies
1999:West Indies
1872:West Indies
1804:New Zealand
1783:High Score
1771:Opposition
1669:West Indies
1546:High Score
1534:Opposition
1484:West Indies
1392:Netherlands
1266:Devon Smith
1262:Chris Gayle
1232:New Zealand
1224:2004 season
1202:golden duck
1174:Zimbabweans
1144:Steve Waugh
1129:second slip
1121:fast bowler
1085:WACA Ground
1078:Andy Bichel
1066:Shane Warne
1051:Simon Jones
1047:twelfth man
1041:against an
896:West Indies
880:Sri Lankans
850:2000 season
840:'s tour of
834:1999 season
798:first-class
700:, coach of
698:Alan Ealham
573:first-class
534:4 June 2020
312:Runs scored
270:Competition
221:Netherlands
198:West Indies
74:12 May 1979
37:New Zealand
4026:Categories
3998:2006–2012
3221:Marks, Vic
2243:References
2138:Canterbury
1356:Nicky Boje
1290:Brian Lara
1239:Headingley
1216:See also:
1162:See also:
1031:See also:
989:See also:
865:Lancashire
861:Pakistanis
693:for Kent.
659:Sky Sports
70:1979-05-12
23:Robert Key
3962: at
3922:BBC Sport
3898:. Howstat
3876:. Howstat
3854:. Howstat
3832:. Howstat
3810:. Howstat
2884:BBC Sport
2334:BBC Sport
2309:BBC Sport
2262:BBC Sport
2113:Glamorgan
1786:100 / 50
1567:Australia
1549:100 / 50
1491:, England
1354:charging
1270:the Queen
1198:Ray Price
1140:whitewash
1113:Melbourne
1109:VB Series
1102:the Ashes
1097:Brett Lee
908:Middlesex
838:England A
802:Middlesex
761:Glamorgan
718:Beckenham
687:hat-trick
581:England A
501:stumpings
365:Top score
244:1998–2016
167:Last Test
4000:2014–15
3927:17 April
3180:4 August
3039:4 August
2956:24 April
2882:Blog on
2339:17 April
2314:18 April
2289:18 April
2133:Somerset
1975:Fixture
1972:Figures
1963:Fixture
1950:Batting
1934:–
1931:–
1928:–
1925:–
1906:Zimbabwe
1900:–
1897:–
1894:–
1891:–
1866:–
1863:–
1860:–
1857:–
1832:–
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1823:–
1795:Average
1792:Wickets
1780:Average
1774:Matches
1766:Bowling
1763:Batting
1755:Source:
1731:–
1728:–
1725:–
1722:–
1703:Zimbabwe
1697:–
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1558:Average
1555:Wickets
1543:Average
1537:Matches
1529:Bowling
1526:Batting
1518:Source:
1416:Records:
1274:boundary
1254:whiplash
1131:for 52.
846:Somerset
842:Zimbabwe
753:unbeaten
677:Born in
600:Zimbabwe
530:CricInfo
528:Source:
499:Catches/
348:100s/50s
193:Last ODI
187:Zimbabwe
89:Nickname
43:in 2008.
3994:captain
3960:Rob Key
3902:20 June
3880:20 June
3858:20 June
3836:20 June
3814:24 June
3792:24 June
3787:Howstat
3671:30 June
3648:30 June
3626:30 June
3603:30 June
3580:30 June
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3534:28 June
3511:28 June
3483:28 June
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3275:27 June
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3231:25 June
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3157:25 June
3135:24 June
3109:24 June
3083:24 June
3061:24 June
3016:24 June
2474:21 June
2448:21 June
2420:21 June
2237:Bazball
2193:not out
2154:not out
2118:Cardiff
2104:not out
2070:England
2065:not out
2031:England
1995:England
1981:Season
1969:Season
1757:Howstat
1520:Howstat
1459:Against
1400:not out
1352:stumped
1298:run out
1282:not out
1091:. On a
768:Bermuda
731:before
612:hundred
554:England
550:cricket
409:Wickets
295:Matches
143:England
113:Bowling
105:Batting
39:at the
4013:(2016)
4008:(2013)
3767:18 May
3745:18 May
3722:7 July
3700:4 July
2994:18 May
2856:8 July
2833:8 July
2811:8 July
2788:8 July
2766:8 July
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2606:8 July
2584:8 July
2562:7 July
2540:7 July
2518:7 July
2496:7 July
2377:
2202:Sussex
2148:List A
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