Bell-Drummond signs three-year extension with Kent

Since making his debut in 2011, Bell-Drummond has a been a regular in the Kent side across all three formats, and was awarded his county cap in 2015

Kent opener Daniel Bell-Drummond has signed a three-year contract extension which will keep him at the club until 2021.

Since making his debut in 2011, Bell-Drummond has a been a regular in the Kent side across all three formats, and was awarded his county cap in 2015.

The Lewisham-born batsman was a regular for Kent during the 2018 County Championship season as they secured promotion to Division One for the first time since 2010.

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“It’s a great time to be a Kent Cricketer at the moment. Our strong performances this season across all three formats show that we have a squad that can achieve great things,” he said.

“I’m delighted to commit to Kent Cricket for three more seasons as we collectively make big strides forward on and off the field.”

Director of Cricket, Paul Downton commented: “I am delighted ‘DBD’ has committed himself to Kent Cricket for the foreseeable future. We are in the process of building a squad that will compete in all formats and Daniel is an integral part of our plans.

“He has had an outstanding white ball season, and I’m also confident he can thrive in Division One of the County Championship next season and regain the form that led him to England Lions selection a couple of years ago.”