Kent Cricket have confirmed that all-rounder Bertie Foreman has re-joined the county for the remainder of the 2026 Rothesay County Championship.

The 22-year-old originally joined Kent on a short-term content from May-July, and made two appearances in his first stint; taking a wicket in a Vitality Blast victory over his former county Sussex, and being a part of Kent’s County Championship victory over Lancashire at Blackpool.

Foreman will now be available for Kent again until the end of the season.

In red-ball cricket this Summer, the left-handed batter and right-arm off-spinner has also been featuring for Bucks Cricket in the NCCA Cluberly Championship, scoring 159 runs and taking 11 wickets in three appearances, including back-to-back half centuries with the bat.

He has also taken a five-wicket haul for Kent Second XI this year in a three-day red-ball match against Sussex Second XI back in April.

Kent’s Director of Cricket, Simon Cook, said: “We’re delighted to have Bertie available for the first-team again as we head into a decisive stage of our season.

“He is an extremely hard worker and provides another spin option for us as well as a left-handed batting option.

“He deserves this opportunity to play more county cricket after contributing to two victories for us earlier in the Summer.”

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