KENT BOWLER CHRIS PENN RETIRES

Wednesday 06 September 1995 23:02 BST

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Cricket

Chris Penn, the Kent bowler, has retired from the first-class game after failing to win a three-year battle to beat a shoulder injury. The 32-year- old, who has spent 14 years with the county, retired on medical advice after failing to shake off the injury which was sustained during a one- day match against Pakistan in 1992. He has been awarded a testimonial next summer.

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