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Batsman Jack Leaning reflects on Kent’s 2023 season after completing his fourth season with the club

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“I love it here,” enthused Jack Leaning as he reflects on life with Kent after completing his fourth season with the club. “If anything, if I had known it would be this good, I would have come years ago!” A thick Yorkshire accent still remains.

But experienced batsman Leaning has become more and more of an integral figure in Kent’s first-team squad since he agreed to join in 2019 - so much so he plans to stay in England this winter, rather than return to Australia where he has regularly turned out for Sutherland in New South Wales.

He continued: “It’s been outstanding. It’s really brought the best out of me as a person and as a player. “That’s credit to the dressing room, the staff and the club.

They have allowed me to be the person I wanted to be, a person I felt was drifting a little bit when I left Yorkshire. “I’m loving life down here.

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