Ollie Robinson [PC: Twitter]
Durham County Cricket Club (DCCC) has been on a signing spree lately. Today they announced the signing of wicket-keeper Oliver George Robinson, who comes over from Kent County Cricket Club (KCCC) on a three-year deal starting next season.
Robinson made his debut for Kent in 2017 and has featured in a total of 105 matches for the club, amassing 2,153 First-Class, 821 List-A, and 469 T20 runs, respectively.
The 23-year-old was instrumental in Kent's 2021 T20 Blast winning campaign, apart from being the club's highest individual List A scorer with 206*.
Thrilled to join Durham: Robinson
"I am thrilled to be joining Durham Cricket from next season and beyond. Having been a part of the group during my loan stint I know how much quality the squad possesses, and I feel there are some exciting times ahead, hopefully I can make some major contributions and help Durham win some trophies."
One of the most skilful and talented keeper-batter in England: Marcus North, Director of Cricket
"We’re extremely delighted that Ollie has chosen to join Durham and we have been able to secure the signature of one of the most talented and skilful wicketkeeper-batters in England,"
Robinson has played three Youth Tests for England Under-19, scoring 44 runs.
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