We are delighted to recommend the new Kent Cricket Heritage Trust Website. It is a treasure trove to find out so much more about the history of cricket in Kent and what they have in their collection. One example would be scorecards which you can access by clicking this link;
In 2013, Kent County Cricket Club set up the independent Kent Cricket Heritage Trust to establish a centre of excellence for the study, research and promotion of cricket in Kent, and take an active involvement in maintaining and displaying the club’s archive and artefacts including the collection of memorabilia, papers and artworks owned by the Cricket Club. The Trust is a registered charity run by volunteers. We are funded entirely by membership subscriptions and donations from generous benefactors. All funds are ring-fenced and can only be used to preserve, restore and maintain historically important items so that we can share them with future generations.
A message from the Chairman, Jo Rice, in the most recent newsletter