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Kent starlets agree long-term deals

PUTTING PEN TO PAPER: Sam Northeast (left) and Paul Dixey sign their contracts. Picture: BARRY GOODWIN
PUTTING PEN TO PAPER: Sam Northeast (left) and Paul Dixey sign their contracts. Picture: BARRY GOODWIN

KENT have agreed long-term development contracts with two of their brightest young cricketing stars.

Harrow and young England batsman Sam Northeast, 16, and 18-year-old King’s School Canterbury wicketkeeper-batsman Paul Dixey have agreed to work with the county development team through to their respective 21st birthdays.

Kent’s academy director Paul Farbrace said: "I am thrilled that Paul and Sam have committed themselves to the club.

"We look forward to working with them to make the most of their undoubted talents."

Kent’s Cricket Academy, launched in September 2003, has helped in the development of a number of young Kent cricketers now on the professional staff.

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