Kent Cricket have announced that right-arm seamer Matt Quinn has signed a two-year contract extension with the Club.

The 32-year-old joined Kent ahead of the 2021 season and has taken 103 wickets in 58 appearances to-date, with best figures of 6 for 23 against Hampshire in the 2022 County Championship.

Quinn has also been a part of the Kent Spitfires sides that won the 2021 Vitality Blast and 2022 One Day Cup.

As well as committing to the Club until at least the end of the 2027 season, Quinn will take on a bowling mentorship role this Winter, working with the Club’s Talent Pathway to help nurture young bowling talent in the county.

On committing his future to the Club, Quinn said: “Kent is now my home and it was an easy decision for me to remain a part of the exciting project under Adam Hollioake and Simon Cook.

“This year has been a tough one for me personally with niggling injuries just as I was getting into a rhythm with my bowling, but I’m determined to work hard this Winter to be as ready as I can be for 2026.

“Everyone in the dressing room is eager to push on in all formats and I hope to contribute towards wins throughout next Summer and beyond.”

Kent’s Director of Cricket, Simon Cook, said: “We’re very pleased that Quinny has committed to the Club for at least a further two years.

“As one of our experienced bowlers despite only being 32, it’s fantastic that he has bought into helping bring in young homegrown bowling talent from our Talent Pathway with so much enthusiasm.

“As well as helping us produce more talent down the line, he remains a big part of our bowling core as we head into the 2026 season.”