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All-Rounder

Rob
Keogh

21

21

Rob
Keogh

First-class appearances

126

First-class Runs

6,122

First-class Centuries

16

Date of Birth:
21/10/1991
Shirt Number:
21
Batting Style:
Right-hand Bat
Bowling Style:
Right-Arm off-break

Recognised by his teammates as he won the Players’ Player of the Year award, Rob Keogh enjoyed arguably his most impressive campaign for the county he has represented with distinction since his first-team debut in 2010.

In a season in which he made his 100th first-class appearance for Northamptonshire, the academy graduate struck three County Championship centuries that contributed to 804 Division One runs. That impressive tally meant he passed 5,000 career first-class runs. There were also valuable lower middle-order runs in the Vitality Blast, with Keogh an ever-present in both competitions.

But it was with the ball that he enjoyed his greatest success. Sharing the opposition’s wickets equally with fellow spinner Simon Kerrigan, a five-wicket haul on the final day of the County Championship fixture against Kent at Canterbury gave Northamptonshire their first Division One victory since 2004.

Heading in 2024, Rob Keogh has been awarded a Testimonial Year by the club for his incredible service and dedication to Northamptonshire, a true one club man.

Recognised by his teammates as he won the Players’ Player of the Year award, Rob Keogh enjoyed arguably his most impressive campaign for the county he has represented with distinction since his first-team debut in 2010.

In a season in which he made his 100th first-class appearance for Northamptonshire, the academy graduate struck three County Championship centuries that contributed to 804 Division One runs. That impressive tally meant he passed 5,000 career first-class runs. There were also valuable lower middle-order runs in the Vitality Blast, with Keogh an ever-present in both competitions.

But it was with the ball that he enjoyed his greatest success. Sharing the opposition’s wickets equally with fellow spinner Simon Kerrigan, a five-wicket haul on the final day of the County Championship fixture against Kent at Canterbury gave Northamptonshire their first Division One victory since 2004.

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