Kent started the season, like the favourites for promotion they were touted to be, with a thumping win over Northamptonshire and new signing Keith Dudgeon ripping through the batting with seven second innings wickets.
By the second game of the campaign, the South African was out for the season, by the start of May Kent’s attack so injury ravaged they were loaning bowlers in.
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