Harry Finch: Kent wicketkeeper extends contract until 2025
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Harry Finch has scored five first-class centuries
Kent wicketkeeper Harry Finch has extended his contract until the end of the 2025 season.
The 28-year-old former Sussex player moved to Canterbury on a short-term deal in 2021.
Finch was signed on another short-term contract in 2022 before signing a two-year deal at the end of that season.
"I've loved my first full season at Kent and I'm really pleased to be able to extend my contract at the club," Finch
Finch's Kent debut came against his former county Sussex, having been released the previous season.
The right-handed batter was recruited by Kent for the game due to a shortage of available players caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
He scored a century in that match and the following season was brought back as part of the Kent side that beat Lancashire in the final of the One-Day Cup.
"Winning the One-Day Cup in 2022 is one of the highlights of my career and hopefully we can add to that in the coming years," Finch added.
"Getting into the Championship team and playing an important role with bat and gloves was really pleasing for me and I can't wait to get back out there and help the team win games and trophies.
"We've got a really exciting squad of players that are only going to get better - it's a great place to be."
Kent avoided relegation from Division One of the County Championship on the final day of the 2023 season with a draw against Lancashire.