Robert Key

The Kent batsman is another of England's one-day squad to have benefited from spending a winter at the National Academy.

Date of Birth: 12 May 1979, East Dulwich, London  Test Debut: Against India at Nottingham, 2nd Test, 2002  ODI Debut: Against Zimbabwe at Nottingham in 2003  Bats: Right Hand Bat  Bowls: Right Arm Off Break

The Kent batsman is another of England's one-day squad to have benefited from spending a winter at the National Academy. He became the second player after Simon Jones to be promoted to the full squad after spending a winter in Australia with Rod Marsh. Helped England win the Youth World Cup in 1998 and made some useful contributions during the Ashes Series, including a half-century in the fourth Test in Melbourne.

His trademark shot is a back-foot biff through the covers, while his off-drive on the front foot pleases the purists too.

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