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Sam Alexander Northeast (born 16 October 1989) is an English professional cricketer who plays for Glamorgan County Cricket Club. He is a right-handed batsman. Northeast made his senior debut in 2007 and until 2017 played for Kent County Cricket Club. He captained the Kent First XI for most of the 2015 season before being formally appointed as club captain in 2016. He captained the team in 2017 before being replaced before the 2018 season after declining to sign a contract extension committing himself to the club in the longer term.

Key Information

After signing for Hampshire in February 2018, Northeast made his debut for the England Lions later in the month against the West Indies A in Antigua. In July 2022, Northeast scored 410 not out in a first-class innings.[1][2]

Early life

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Northeast was born in Ashford in Kent in 1989 and grew up in Walmer near Dover.[3] He first came to prominence when as a 13-year-old schoolboy he scored 19 hundreds during 2003, 11 for Wellesley House School in Broadstairs, more than doubling the record for runs scored in a season for the school which had been set by Graham Cowdrey in 1977.[3][4][5] He went on to Harrow School on a sports scholarship,[6] winning a place in the 1st XI at the age of 14 and becoming one of the youngest players to play in the Eton v Harrow match at Lord's and the youngest for 60 years to do so.[4][5][7] Kent County Cricket Club sent coaches to work with him at school rather than asking him to travel to Canterbury. He was part of the Harrow cricket team which was touring in Sri Lanka when the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami struck, escaping injury by climbing on to the roof of the pavilion at Galle.[4][5][6][8]

In 2005, Northeast won seven national cricket awards, including the BBC Test Match Special young cricketer of the year and the Gray-Nicolls best schools cricketer awards.[5] He won a Bunbury scholarship and played for England under–15s.[5] An allround sportsman, Northeast was a national schools rackets champion,[5] a county squash player and cross-country runner, and was offered county trials in football and rugby union.[4] He turned down trials with the England Independent Schools football team and held Kent age-group records in the 400 metres and long-jump.[5]

Cricket career

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Northeast played for Kent County Cricket Club from 2007 to 2017, captaining the club in 2016 and 2017. In 2005 he made his 2nd XI debut against Derbyshire Second XI, scoring 96.[4][5][6][8] In 2006 he was included in a John Paul Getty XI against the touring Sri Lankans, top scoring with 62 not out against a strong Sri Lankan team containing international bowlers.[5][8] In July 2007, he scored a hundred for Harrow against Eton at Lord's.

Northeast made his Kent first team debut in a List A cricket match against a touring Sri Lanka A team in July 2007, although the match was abandoned before he had the chance to bat. He went on to make his first-class cricket debut for Kent on 19 September 2007 in their final County Championship game of the season, against Durham at the St Lawrence Ground.

In July 2009, Northeast showed good form for England Under 19s against Bangladesh. In the 2nd Under-19 Test match at Derby he scored 107 in the first innings and 149 in the second innings. He followed this with scores of 123, 41 and 62 in the One Day Internationals, top scoring on each occasion.

In 2012, Northeast scored 880 runs at an average of 55, despite at times being relegated to the 2nd XI. He was awarded his county cap in August[9] and was named Kent's Batsman of the Year after scoring over 1400 runs in all competitions. At the end of the season he signed a new contract for a further year. He scored his first limited over century on 20 June 2013, making 115 against the Sussex Sharks, in a world record run chase in a 40 over match.[10]

Northeast was appointed Kent's vice-captain in 2014 and acted as the on-field captain for the team throughout most of the 2015 season, including in all one-day matches.[11][12][13] He was touted as a future captain by former Kent captain David Fulton[14] and Darren Stevens.[15] He scored 2,007 runs in all formats and was chosen in the Professional Cricketers' Association Team of 2015.[16]

Northeast was appointed as Kent club captain on 30 September 2015.[17] After leading the county in first-class runs in 2016 he was selected to captain the MCC team for the 2017 Champion County match and was selected for the South team in the North v South pre-season series in the United Arab Emirates.[18][19][20][21]

After the end of the 2017 season, Northeast's position as captain at Kent began to be questioned.[22][23] The county's Cricket Committee met in January 2018 and opted to replace him as club captain with Sam Billings, concerned that Northeast was unwilling to sign a contract extension which would have committed him to the club beyond the end of the 2018 season.[23][24] Northeast requested permission to speak to other counties and was allowed to do so.[25] He was not selected for Kent's squad for the 2017–18 Regional Super50 competition in the West Indies, with the expectation being that he would leave the county before the start of the 2018 season.[26]

He joined Hampshire in February 2018.[27][28][29] At the 2018 Royal London One-Day Cup final, he was booed by Kent fans.[30][31]

Glamorgan

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In July 2022, in the County Championship match against Leicestershire, Northeast scored his maiden double century in first-class cricket, turning it into his maiden triple century.[32] Northeast finished on 410 not out to become the first batsman to score 400 runs in a first-class innings since Brian Lara made 400 not out for the West Indies against England in April 2004.[33]

He was named Glamorgan captain in the county championship ahead of the 2024 season.[34]

In April 2024, he scored 335 not out, the highest score in first-class cricket at Lord's.[35]

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Sam Northeast (born 16 October 1989) is an English professional cricketer who plays as a right-handed middle-order batter and occasional right-arm off-break bowler for Kent in county cricket. He is renowned for his prolific run-scoring in first-class cricket, holding the record for the highest individual score at Lord's with an unbeaten 335 against Middlesex in 2024, and Glamorgan's highest first-class score of 410 not out against Leicestershire in 2022. Northeast served as Glamorgan's County Championship captain from 2024 to 2025, guiding the side to promotion to Division One in 2025. Northeast began his career with , making his first-class debut in 2007 after progressing through the club's academy and representing at under-19 level. He quickly established himself as a key batsman, topping 's first-class batting averages in 2010 with 969 runs at an average of 57, including three centuries, and earning the club's Batter of the Year award in 2014 after scoring six hundreds. Appointed captain in 2015, he amassed over 2,000 runs across formats in both 2015 and 2016, and was named the club's Player of the Year in 2016. After leaving at the end of 2017, he joined in 2018, where he continued to perform consistently, scoring 969 runs in the County Championship. In 2022, Northeast moved to , where he became one of the most dominant batters in . His standout performances include leading to victory in the 2024 One-Day Cup final against , where he was named , and topping the team's batting averages in both the and One-Day Cup that year. In August 2025, he announced his departure from at the end of the season to rejoin on a two-year contract starting in 2026, citing family reasons as a key factor in the move back to his home county.

Early life and education

Childhood and early influences

Sam Northeast was born on 16 October 1989 in , . He grew up in Walmer, near Dover, in a region with deep traditions that likely fostered his early allegiance to . Northeast developed an early passion for , beginning to play the game at the age of six. His initial exposure came through local school , where he quickly demonstrated exceptional talent; by age 13 in 2003, while at Wellesley House Preparatory School, he had scored 11 centuries in 19 innings, amassing 1,749 runs at an average of 291.05. In December 2004, at the age of 15, Northeast survived the devastating tsunami while on a tour in with the team. The group was in when the waves struck, and Northeast and his teammates escaped injury by climbing onto the roof of the pavilion; the experience left a lasting impression, though he recovered to continue his cricketing development without long-term interruption. By 2005, Northeast's prowess earned him seven national cricket awards, including the BBC Test Match Special Young Cricketer of the Year and the Gray-Nicolls Best Schools Cricketer, recognizing his standout performances in age-group competitions.

Schooling and youth development

Northeast attended in , where he secured a sports scholarship focused on and other athletic pursuits, recognizing his exceptional talent as a young batsman. The scholarship program at Harrow emphasized holistic development for promising athletes, integrating rigorous academic studies with intensive sports training to nurture future professionals. Arriving at the school in 2003 at age 13, Northeast quickly integrated into the cricket setup, benefiting from access to top coaching and facilities that honed his skills alongside his multi-sport involvement in squash, football, and rugby. During his time at Harrow, Northeast made a historic mark by becoming the youngest player in 60 years to represent the school in the prestigious match at in 2004, at just 14 years old. He featured prominently in the Harrow first XI, delivering standout performances that showcased his maturity and technical prowess, including multiple centuries in school fixtures. His contributions helped elevate the team's standing, culminating in the Harrow XI winning the School Team Award in 2006. These school-level successes underscored his rapid ascent in structured youth cricket. Northeast's youth progression aligned closely with his schooling, as he represented at various age-group levels from Under-13s through to Under-19s, building on his local roots in Ashford. Selected for Under-13s early in his development, he advanced steadily, captaining sides at younger levels and amassing impressive run tallies that caught county scouts' attention. By his mid-teens, he was a regular in Under-15s and Under-17s squads, where his consistent batting averages above 50 highlighted his potential. This pathway through 's youth system provided essential competitive experience, complementing his school . In 2005, at age 15, Northeast achieved a breakthrough year, winning seven national youth awards that affirmed his status as one of England's top emerging talents, including the Young Cricketer of the Year and the Best Schools Cricketer. These accolades followed prolific seasons in both school and county age-group , leading to his selection for the ECB program, which offered advanced training with national coaches. Off the field, Northeast demonstrated early leadership by guiding Harrow and youth teams, fostering team spirit amid his personal resilience shaped by surviving the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami while on a tour in with his team.

Domestic career

Kent County Cricket Club (2007–2017)

Sam Northeast made his first-class debut for at the age of 17 on 19 September 2007, in the final Division One match of the season against Durham at the in . Opening the batting, he scored 5 runs in the first and 0 in the second as Kent suffered an eight-wicket defeat. His List A debut had come earlier that summer on 16 July 2007, against Sri Lanka A at , where he scored 12 runs. Northeast's early years at were marked by steady development, transitioning from the club's academy to regular first-team opportunities. He claimed his maiden first-class century in September 2009, remaining unbeaten on 128 while opening against at , helping Kent secure a draw. By 2010, he had established himself as a key batsman, topping 's first-class averages with 969 runs at an average of 57, including three centuries. His progress continued, with consistent performances across formats contributing to his reputation as a reliable top-order player. A breakthrough came in the 2016 County Championship season, where Northeast scored over 1,000 runs, including a career-best 191 against in June. Overall, he amassed 1,337 first-class runs that year across all competitions, earning 's Men's Player of the Year award for the second successive season after exceeding 2,000 runs in 2015. Northeast was appointed captain ahead of the 2016 season, succeeding Rob Key, and led the side in 46 first-class matches over two years. Under his leadership, finished runners-up in Division Two of the . Although runners-up, did not gain promotion due to the 2017 's expansion limiting Division One to eight teams (with only one automatic promotion) and being awarded the additional spot following Durham's financial-related relegation. In 2017, finished 5th in Division Two. Over his 11 seasons with from 2007 to 2017, Northeast accumulated 8,528 first-class runs in 136 matches at an average of 40.11, including 19 centuries and 45 half-centuries.

Hampshire and loan spells (2018–2021)

After leaving , where he had served as , Sam Northeast sought new challenges and joined on a four-year contract in 2018, following a compensation agreement between the counties. As a right-handed middle-order batsman, he provided stability to 's top order, often batting at number three or four, and drew on his prior experience to occasionally stand in as . Northeast's first season at in 2018 was modest, yielding 451 runs in the at an average below 30, though he contributed usefully to their Royal London One-Day Cup victory with steady middle-order support. His form improved markedly in 2019, where he scored 969 Championship runs at an average of 50.42, including three centuries, highlighted by a patient 130 against that helped secure a strong position in a drawn match and an unbeaten 105 from 95 balls against former county , underscoring his adaptation to the south coast side. In 2020, during the Trophy, he registered a half-century of 81 against , aiding in chasing down a target at , while in 2021 he began strongly with scores of 63 and 118 against before his form dipped. Over the period, Northeast amassed approximately 2,000 first-class runs at an average around 40, establishing greater consistency as a reliable run-scorer for . Seeking more opportunities amid a crowded batting lineup, Northeast joined on a short-term red-ball in 2021, available until mid-month to bolster their resources during the . He played two Championship matches, including against where Yorkshire secured an innings victory, but managed only four runs across two innings, offering limited immediate impact before the loan concluded. Later in August 2021, Northeast moved to on another red-ball loan until the season's end, joining their title-chasing squad as a proven performer with over first-class runs. He debuted with 34 in an innings victory over at and featured in subsequent fixtures, including against , providing experienced middle-order depth that supported their promotion push, though specific scores remained modest. This transitional phase highlighted Northeast's adaptability amid instability, paving the way for his next move.

Glamorgan County Cricket Club (2022–2025)

In October 2021, Sam Northeast signed a three-year contract with Glamorgan ahead of the 2022 season, joining from Hampshire as an experienced top-order batter to bolster the club's batting lineup. He quickly integrated as a senior figure, providing stability and leadership in Division Two of the County Championship, drawing on his prior captaincy experience at Kent and Hampshire to mentor younger players. Northeast's breakthrough moment came in July 2022 during a match against at , where he scored an unbeaten 410 off 450 balls—the highest individual score in 's history and the third-highest in annals. Facing a batting-friendly pitch after followed on, his marathon , featuring 45 fours and three sixes, propelled the team to 795 for 5 declared, setting up an improbable victory by 28 runs and marking one of the most remarkable turnarounds in . Reflecting on the knock, Northeast noted greater nerves in the 190s than the 390s, highlighting the mental resilience required to extend the beyond conventional milestones. In March 2024, Northeast was appointed 's red-ball captain for the , partnering in white-ball formats, with the club citing his maturity and batting prowess as key to driving team performance. Under his leadership, reached the Metro Bank One-Day Cup final in September 2024, where Northeast's unbeaten 63 off 51 balls helped defend 186 to secure a 15-run victory over —the club's first title in the competition since 2000. That same season, in April 2024 against at , he produced another historic innings, scoring 335 not out—the highest first-class score at the ground, surpassing Graham Gooch's 333 from 1990—and becoming the earliest triple-centurion in county . Over his four seasons with from 2022 to 2025, Northeast established himself as the club's most prolific batter, scoring 10 first-class centuries—including the two record-breaking efforts—and maintaining an average exceeding 50, which played a pivotal role in securing promotion to Division One in September 2025 after 21 years, via key contributions like centuries in crucial late-season draws.

Return to Kent (2026 onwards)

On 28 August 2025, Cricket announced that Sam Northeast, the Ashford-born batsman who turns 36 in October, would rejoin the club on a two-year contract starting from the 2026 season, with an option to extend for a third year. This move marks an emotional homecoming for Northeast to his boyhood county, where he first rose through the ranks before departing in 2017. He expressed his sentiments, stating, " has always been close to my heart. I always knew I would return to my boyhood club and I’m proud to, once again, wear the ." The decision was also driven by family considerations, including proximity to his young children and home in . Northeast's anticipated role at centers on serving as a senior top-order batter and potential leader, leveraging his extensive experience to mentor emerging talent. He will work under head coach , with 's director of cricket Simon Cook highlighting him as the club's top target to inject stability and guidance into the first-team squad. Northeast himself noted his hope that "my experience can help support and develop the next generation of -produced talent." This return follows the conclusion of Northeast's four-year stint at , where he captained the side and ended the 2025 season in strong form, scoring 883 first-class runs including three centuries. His final appearance came in the Division Two match against at Sophia Gardens from 24 to 26 September 2025, providing a poignant farewell as Glamorgan were bowled out for 265 in their first innings. The signing is poised to strengthen 's 2026 campaign, adding proven red-ball expertise to a squad aiming for competitiveness in the and beyond. With Northeast's track record of and run-scoring, including captaining 134 times previously, the move underscores a strategic focus on experience to foster long-term success.

International and representative cricket

England Under-19s and Lions tours

Northeast was selected for the England Under-19 squad for the 2008 ICC Under-19 World Cup in , where he featured as a middle-order batsman but had limited opportunities to bat prominently in the tournament. He also toured with the England Under-19s in early 2009, playing in a youth ODI series against the hosts, which provided early exposure to subcontinental conditions and competitive youth international . His most notable performances came during the Bangladesh Under-19s tour of in July 2009, marking his Youth Test debut. In the second Youth Test at , Northeast scored 107 in the first innings and followed up with 149 in the second, contributing significantly to 's 238-run victory. He then excelled in the subsequent one-day series, highlighted by a century in the first match and consistent contributions that helped secure a 3-0 , showcasing his potential as a consistent run-scorer in limited-overs youth . Overall, Northeast scored heavily across the five Youth ODIs in the series, underlining his adaptability against spin and pace on English pitches. Transitioning to the developmental level, Northeast earned his first England Lions call-up for their 2017-18 tour of the , making his debut in February 2018 against West Indies A in . Opening the batting in the tour match against Antigua Masterblasters, he scored 28 before being dismissed, as the Lions posted a dominant 334 and won by 246 runs. In the ODI series, he remained on 23 in the third match at Coolidge, contributing to a nine-wicket victory that sealed a 3-0 series win, though his overall tour average was modest at 22.50 across four innings. Northeast was again selected for the England Lions' tour of Australia in February-March 2020, serving as an opener in several fixtures to gain experience in seam-friendly conditions ahead of . Against a XI in , he scored an unbeaten 46 in the second during a high-scoring draw, stabilizing the after early setbacks. He followed with 77 not out from 183 balls against XI in , anchoring the chase in a drawn match, and was dismissed for a in the first versus the XI, though he remained unbeaten on 46* in their second . He did not bat in the unofficial against A, which the Lions won by an and 209 runs, but the tour honed his technique against express pace, influencing his subsequent domestic consistency without leading to senior international opportunities.

Other representative matches

Northeast began his representative career beyond county level with a strong showing in second XI , making his debut for Kent Second XI against Durham in 2005 and scoring 96 runs. He accumulated 21 appearances in the Second Eleven Trophy from 2006 to 2014, predominantly representing Kent Second XI in zonal competitions, where he honed his batting technique against emerging county talents. These matches provided crucial opportunities to build match fitness and form during periods of first-team rotation, including notable contributions such as an unbeaten 62 in a 2006 fixture. In 2006, at age 16, Northeast earned selection for the invitational Sir Paul Getty's XI against the touring Sri Lankans at , where he top-scored with an unbeaten 62 from 143 balls, anchoring the innings in a 16-run victory. This performance against international bowlers like highlighted his composure and helped establish his reputation as a promising batsman. Northeast featured in the ECB's North v South pre-season development series in the UAE in 2017, representing the squad across three matches designed to simulate competitive conditions. In the decisive second match in , he delivered a match-winning unbeaten 118, steering to a seven-wicket victory and clinching the series 2-1, while mentoring younger players like through his leadership on the field. These outings served as vital preparation, bridging his domestic experience with higher-tier representative cricket such as Lions tours.

Playing style and achievements

Batting and bowling technique

Northeast is a right-handed batsman renowned for his solid defensive foundation, which allows him to anchor innings patiently while building pressure on bowlers through precise placement. His technique emphasizes a balanced stance with hands positioned close to the body and under the head for optimal stability, enabling late connection with a full face of the bat. This approach facilitates elegant strokeplay, particularly drives and clips, and provides strengths in negotiating both spin and pace bowling by playing to his natural game without unnecessary risks early on. He prefers top-order roles, typically as an opener or at number three, where his ability to read the length and line effectively shines, though he demonstrates adaptability across formats from first-class to limited-overs cricket. As an occasional bowler, Northeast delivers right-arm off-breaks, primarily in the lower order during domestic limited-overs fixtures to provide variety and break partnerships. His action is tidy and controlled, focusing on flight and turn rather than pace, and has been employed sparingly to support the team's strategy in white-ball games. Northeast's technique evolved significantly after leaving in 2017, incorporating a more proactive influenced by contemporary aggressive philosophies, such as the "" approach, to better counter swing and seam movement in varied conditions. This refinement enhanced his handling of moving deliveries, allowing greater fluency against pace while retaining defensive solidity against spin. His mental resilience and fitness enable prolonged concentration, as seen in his endurance during extended stays at the crease, where he maintains composure through disciplined routines and a focus on personal strengths.

Career records and milestones

Sam Northeast has established himself as one of the leading run-scorers in English domestic cricket, with impressive aggregates across all formats as of the end of the 2025 season. In , he has played 236 matches, scoring 14,561 runs at an average of 40.11, including 35 centuries and 68 half-centuries. His List A record stands at 3,862 runs in 126 matches at an average of 37.13, with 6 centuries, while in T20 cricket, he has accumulated 4,007 runs in 162 matches at an average of 30.58.
FormatMatchesRunsAverageCenturiesHighest Score
First-class23614,56140.1135410*
List A1263,86237.136132
T201624,00730.58094*
Northeast reached his 10,000th first-class run by October 2021, during his stint with , having amassed 10,839 runs at that point in his career. Among his standout milestones are two monumental unbeaten that rewrote record books: 410* against in the in July 2022, the highest score for and the ninth-highest in history, achieved in a declaration that led to an and 28 runs victory. In April 2024, he surpassed Graham Gooch's 333 with 335* against at , establishing the highest individual first-class score at the iconic ground during a match where posted 620/3 declared. As captain of since 2024, Northeast led the team to victory in the 2024 One-Day Cup final against , earning for his performance. In 2025, he guided to promotion to Division One of the , securing second place in Division Two. His achievements have earned him several accolades, including Kent's Men's Player of the Year award in after scoring over 2,000 runs across formats. In his debut season with in 2022, Northeast swept the county's major honors, winning Player of the Year, County Championship Player of the Year, and White-ball Player of the Year following 1,990 runs in all formats.

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