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Glamorgan great Michael Hogan has announced his retirement from professional cricket.
The fast bowler played for Kent this season – making 22 appearances across first-class and T20 cricket – after spending a decade at Glamorgan.
Hogan, 42, was a huge fans’ favourite with the Welsh county, claiming 654 wickets across the three formats.
The Australian was due to retire last season but reversed the decision to join Kent on a one-year deal.
Hogan ends his career with 695 first-class wickets at an impressive average of 25.06, as well as 272 wickets across the limited-overs formats.
He did not make his professional debut for Western Australia until the age of 28, having worked as a cricket ground staff member among his previous jobs.
Hogan was the leading wicket-taker in Australian domestic cricket over a five-year period without winning international recognition, but was recruited to Glamorgan by Australian coach…
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