in the Royal London Cup competition, averaging more than 60 runs per innings in four matches in the competition. The shortened 2020 season saw Bell-Drummond once again as Kent's leading T20 run scorer, although he failed to score a first-class half-century, playing in all of Kent's five matches and captaining the side in the absence of both club captain Sam Billings and Joe Denly, both of whom were on England duty. During the 2020/21 off-season he played for Colombo Kings in the inaugural season of the Lanka Premier League. In February 2021, he was drafted by Birmingham Phoenix for the inaugural season of The Hundred. He featured in the side's first three group stage matches but failed to score more than 12 runs in an innings. In April 2022, he was bought by the London Spirit for the 2022 season of The Hundred. Platform cricket project During 2017 Bell-Drummond set up Platform, a cricket project aiming to increase participation in the sport by young people based in the London Borough of Lewisham, the area in which he grew up. The project involves reintroducing the sport into local primary schools and includes after-school and winter coaching. It ran a cricket festival for school children at Deptford during 2018 and was initially funded by Bell-Drummond and a business partner. Lewisham is a relatively low-income London borough with a significant Afro-Caribbean population and the initiative was partly influences by a decline in participation in cricket in the Afro-Caribbean population. In 2018 it was revealed that Bell-Drummond was one of only eight black or mixed-race cricketers playing in the County Championship, with only three, including Bell-Drummond, aged 25 or under. A 2020 study revealed that Bell-Drummond was one of only nine black players who featured in the County Championship during the 2019 season, down from a figure of 33 in 1995. Career best performances As of July 2022, Bell-Drummond has scored 15 first-class centuries, including one double-century. His highest score of 206 not out was made against Loughborough MCC University at the start of the 2016 season at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury. His maiden first-class century was scored against Cardiff MCC University at the start of the 2013 season. In July 2022 he scored two centuries in a single match for the first time, batting for nine hours in a match against Surrey at The Oval and making scores of 102 and