County Championship: Team of the Season 2022 chosen by BBC Sport users
County Championship: Team of the Season 2022 chosen by BBC Sport users
Over 17,000 teams have been selected by users of the BBC Sport website and app in the past week - and we can reveal the 11 most selected players.
Eleven different counties are represented, but only one team member Surrey's title winner is on the list, while four of the players have plied their trades in Division Two.
Here is the Team of the Season, chosen by BBC Sport users.
Player stats correct as of Wednesday September 28, before the last day of the season.Ben Compton ( Kent) - selected by 67% of users who voted
1,193 passages, average 54.22, four centuries
Kent's Ben Compton has been one of the county's best cricket openers this summer and has played a big part in maintaining its Division status One for next season.
The 28-year-old, born in South Africa and grandson of English great Denis Compton, joined Kent on a two-year deal last October after impressing for the second XI.
And he translated that form into the first team, hitting ages in each of his first three innings of the summer.
He was the first Division 1 batter to hit 1,000 runs for the season, reaching the milestone in July, and was the most-capped player, appearing on almost 12,000 teams.
Over 17,000 teams have been selected by users of the BBC Sport website and app in the past week - and we can reveal the 11 most selected players.
Eleven different counties are represented, but only one team member Surrey's title winner is on the list, while four of the players have plied their trades in Division Two.
Here is the Team of the Season, chosen by BBC Sport users.
Player stats correct as of Wednesday September 28, before the last day of the season.Ben Compton ( Kent) - selected by 67% of users who voted
1,193 passages, average 54.22, four centuries
Kent's Ben Compton has been one of the county's best cricket openers this summer and has played a big part in maintaining its Division status One for next season.
The 28-year-old, born in South Africa and grandson of English great Denis Compton, joined Kent on a two-year deal last October after impressing for the second XI.
And he translated that form into the first team, hitting ages in each of his first three innings of the summer.
He was the first Division 1 batter to hit 1,000 runs for the season, reaching the milestone in July, and was the most-capped player, appearing on almost 12,000 teams.
Over 17,000 teams have been selected by users of the BBC Sport website and app in the past week - and we can reveal the 11 most selected players.
