Squad Number:
10
DOB:
23.11.88
Playing Style:
Right Hand Bat, Wicket-Keeper
Born:
Sussex, England
Debut:
April 2022 v Somerset
Best:
157 v Kent (April 2022)
  • Batting Average26.20
  • Highest Score73
  • Runs Scored131
  • Economy7.50
  • Wickets Taken0
  • Batting Average42.74
  • Highest Score156
  • Runs Scored812
  • Economy7.50
  • Wickets Taken0
  • Batting Average42.74
  • Highest Score156
  • Runs Scored812
  • Batting Average9.33
  • Highest Score11
  • Runs Scored28
  • Economy7.50
  • Wickets Taken0
  • Batting Average42.74
  • Highest Score156
  • Runs Scored812
  • Batting Average9.33
  • Highest Score11
  • Runs Scored28
  • Batting Average28.67
  • Highest Score64
  • Runs Scored172
  • Highest Score15
  • Runs Scored15
  • Highest Score15
  • Runs Scored15
  • Batting Average27.00
  • Highest Score98
  • Runs Scored270
  • Highest Score15
  • Runs Scored15
  • Batting Average27.00
  • Highest Score98
  • Runs Scored270
  • Economy7.50
  • Wickets Taken0
  • Batting Average42.74
  • Highest Score156
  • Runs Scored812
  • Batting Average51.37
  • Highest Score157
  • Runs Scored976
  • Batting Average51.37
  • Highest Score157
  • Runs Scored976
  • Batting Average50.40
  • Highest Score105
  • Runs Scored252
  • Batting Average38.67
  • Highest Score157
  • Runs Scored696
  • Batting Average38.67
  • Highest Score157
  • Runs Scored696
  • Batting Average21.22
  • Highest Score60
  • Runs Scored191

Ben Brown

Wicket-Keeper Batter

Ben Brown is a right-handed batter and wicket-keeper.

He was born in Crawley, Sussex and spent more than two decades at Hove before moving to Hampshire ahead of the 2022 season.

Brown came through the youth set-up at Sussex, before being picked for England Under 19s in 2006 and making his First-Class debut the following summer.

He became a regular with both the bat and the gloves, even scoring over 1,000 runs in the 2015 LV= Insurance County Championship. Soon after, in 2017, Brown was given the role of captain for Sussex's County Championship and List A sides.

The right-hander continued to perform in the seasons that followed, especially in red-ball cricket where he averaged 40.41 during his time at Sussex. In the 2021 County Championship, Brown averaged 51.36 from 12 matches and no other player scored more than his four centuries – all after having lost the captaincy midway through the season.

Having played 318 matches across all formats – racking up a total of 10,843 runs, 543 catches and 40 stumpings – Brown announced he was leaving Sussex in late 2021.

In his first season at Utilita Bowl, he scored 696 runs at an average of 38.66 in the County Championship – with a high score of 157 against Kent at Canterbury – and was named Red Ball Batter of the Year at the Club’s End of Season Awards.

Brown was ever present in Hampshire’s County Championship and Metro Bank One Day Cup sides during the 2023 season, with his performances in the latter helping them reach the final.

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