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Robert William Trevor Key (born East Dulwich, London on 12 May, 1979) is an English cricketer who plays for England and Kent County Cricket Club. Key played in the England side that won the Under-19 World Cup in South Africa in 1998, but Key only played his first Test in 2002 against India after Marcus Trescothick broke a thumb and Graham Thorpe withdrew from Test cricket as a result of personal problems. Key toured in Australia in 2002/3 and played at home against Zimbabwe in 2003, but he did not play Test cricket for England again until July 2004, after Key scored 1,000 first-class runs by 2 June and Mark Butcher sustained a whiplash injury.

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rdfs:label	Rob Key
rdfs:comment	Robert William Trevor Key (born East Dulwich, London on 12 May, 1979) is an English cricketer who plays for England and Kent County Cricket Club. Key played in the England side that won the Under-19 World Cup in South Africa in 1998, but Key only played his first Test in 2002 against India after Marcus Trescothick broke a thumb and Graham Thorpe withdrew from Test cricket as a result of personal problems. Key toured in Australia in 2002/3 and played at home against Zimbabwe in 2003, but he did not play Test cricket for England again until July 2004, after Key scored 1,000 first-class runs by 2 June and Mark Butcher sustained a whiplash injury.
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faveteams	Chelsea FC, Chicago Bulls
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odishirt	35(xsd:integer)
testdebutdate	--08-08
Date	--08-17
odidebutdate	--06-26
Role	Batsman, captain
Other	true
Spouse	Fleur
Nickname	Keysy
Country	England
International	true
odidebutagainst	Zimbabwe
heightinch	1(xsd:integer)
Education	Langley Park Boy's School
clubnumber	4(xsd:integer)
lasttestagainst	South Africa
MonthOfBirth	5(xsd:integer)
YearOfBirth	1979(xsd:integer)
playername	Rob Key
lastodiagainst	West Indies
living	true
batting	Right-handed
PlaceOfBirth	East Dulwich, London
odicap	178(xsd:integer)
DayOfBirth	12(xsd:integer)
lasttestyear	2005(xsd:integer)
lastodiyear	2004(xsd:integer)
Children	Aaliyah
Club	Kent County Cricket Club
testcap	612(xsd:integer)
Fullname	Robert William Trevor Key
testdebutyear	2002(xsd:integer)
bowling	Right-arm off spin
lasttestdate	--01-21
CountryOfBirth	England
lastodidate	--07-06
testdebutagainst	India
Year	1998(xsd:integer) 2007(xsd:integer)
odidebutyear	2003(xsd:integer)
abstract	Robert William Trevor Key (born East Dulwich, London on 12 May, 1979) is an English cricketer who plays for England and Kent County Cricket Club. Key played in the England side that won the Under-19 World Cup in South Africa in 1998, but Key only played his first Test in 2002 against India after Marcus Trescothick broke a thumb and Graham Thorpe withdrew from Test cricket as a result of personal problems. Key toured in Australia in 2002/3 and played at home against Zimbabwe in 2003, but he did not play Test cricket for England again until July 2004, after Key scored 1,000 first-class runs by 2 June and Mark Butcher sustained a whiplash injury. On 22 July, 2004, playing against the West Indies at Lord's in his ninth Test, Key scored his maiden Test century, which became his maiden Test and first-class double century the following day. He was eventually out for 221. In 2005, he was named as one of the five Wisden Cricketers of the Year by Wisden Cricketer's Almanack and was appointed as Kent Captain for the 2006 season. Key is regularly the subject of predictable newspaper puns, rotating around the common themes of "Rob holds the key to..." or "Key unlocks door to..." In 2007 Key was at the centre of contreversy for ball tampering in a pre season match against Nottinghamshire. Key admitted using sandpaper to try and get the ball to reverse swing but said it was only to help his young bowlers get practice. Key also captained Kent to Twenty20 success in the 2007 season.

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