Kim Barnett

Barnett returned to his former club in 2016 as Head of Cricket following a coaching restructure, but the side are languishing at sixth in Division Two

From being one of the worst T20 sides in the country to quarter-finalists, Derbyshire have reaped the benefit of their ground-breaking move to appoint a specialist coach

Kim Barnett, Derbyshire's new director of cricket, has big ambitions for the county, and he wants to create an environment where players take more responsibility

Derbyshire have turned to Kim Barnett, one of the most inspirational captains in their history, to shake them out of their torpor

Billy Godleman has been appointed captain of Derbyshire's County Championship side after Wayne Madsen stepped down

Silverware has eluded the county for more than a decade, but their upcoming one-day final brings back memories of their domination from 1999 to 2004

Kim Barnett, the former county stalwart and briefly England batsman, has been found guilty of harassing his ex-wife and fined £380.

Kim Barnett, the former England cricketer and county stalwart, is to stand trial accused of harassing his ex-wife.

When Derbyshire's bowlers found it all but impossible to hit a set of unguarded stumps

Kim Barnett, the former England batsman, started life after county cricket with a bang - or nine - as he blazed his way into the record books

1941 One of England's most accomplished wicketkeepers is born

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club announced today that Kim Barnett will be leaving the Club today

Champions Gloucestershire showed they are not ready to give up on their Norwich Union League crown just yet as Nottinghamshire's title aspirations were dealt a blow with a 116-run defeat at Cheltenham

Gloucestershire veteran Kim Barnett has signed a two-year extension to his contract with the club

Unbeaten Kent Spitfires held their nerve to land a 31-run win over last season's undisputed one-day kings Gloucestershire in a rain-affected clash in Canterbury

Mark Alleyne's rich vein of form continued with his second century in successive matches to put Gloucestershire into a strong position at the end of the first day at Derby

Thanks to centuries from Kim Barnett and Chris Taylor, Gloucestershire batted themselves into a dominant position on the first day of their Championship match against Notts at Trent Bridge

Veteran Kim Barnett created history by becoming the leading run-scorer in the one-day league as Gloucestershire Gladiators saw off Northamptonshire Steelbacks by 20 runs under the Duckworth/Lewis method at Wantage Road

KIM BARNETT, the most successful batsman in Derbyshire's history and still, at 38, one of the most consistent runmakers in English cricket, was yesterday told he could leave with two years of his contract remaining as political infighting continued