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After International Retirement, Woakes Signs Two-year Deal With Warwickshire
ODI World Cup: Former England all-rounder Chris Woakes has signed a new two-year contract with Warwickshire, extending his stay at the county club until the end of the 2027 season.
Woakes, 36, announced his retirement from international cricket last month, ending a distinguished career that included 62 Tests, 122 ODIs, and 33 T20Is for England, which featured winning the ODI World Cup in 2019 and the T20 World Cup in 2022.
The new deal will take Woakes past two decades with Warwickshire, the club where he started his professional cricket journey. “For obvious reasons, Warwickshire has always remained close to my heart. From training at the academy to signing my first professional contract, the club has been at every pivotal career moment over almost two decades.”
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I'm Making Good Progress: Richardson Eyes Return To Competitive Cricket After Shoulder Injury
The Western Australia: Australia fast bowler Jhye Richardson is nearing a long-awaited return to competitive cricket after recovering from shoulder surgery, with hopes of being available for the later stages of the Ashes series if Australia need fast-bowling reinforcements.
Yuzi Chahal, Conway Sign Up With Northamptonshire For 2026 Campaign
The County Ground: Indian legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal has been re-signed by Northamptonshire as an overseas player for their upcoming 2026 campaign. Chahal has committed to rejoining the Northants for the second part of their season, continuing to compete in the One-Day Cup and County Championship for a third straight summer. He has taken seven List A wickets and 44 first-class wickets with the team.
Maxwell Ruled Out Of NZ T20 Series With Wrist Injury; Philippe Called Up As Replacement
Hadlee Trophy T20s: Glenn Maxwell has been ruled out of Australia’s three-match T20 series against New Zealand after suffering a fractured forearm in a freak training incident at Mount Maunganui.
‘It’s Been One Of The Toughest Weeks’: Kate Cross On Losing England Central Contract
No Balls Podcast: England pace bowler Kate Cross has admitted she is still struggling to come to terms with losing her central contract, describing it as the “toughest week” of her career. The 33-year-old, who has taken more than 100 wickets across formats since making her debut in 2013, was told ahead of the Women’s Hundred that her deal would not be renewed for 2025.
Beau Webster Keen To Play White-ball Cricket For Australia
ODI World Cup: Beau Webster has his sights set on strengthening his case as a one-day option ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup, even as he admits that white-ball cricket has slipped down his priorities with his growing focus on Test cricket.
Essex Sign Ireland All-rounder Campher On Short-term Deal For Ongoing One-Day Cup
The English County Club Essex: The English County Club Essex have announced that they have signed Ireland men’s all-rounder Curtis Campher on a short-term deal for the ongoing One-Day Cup fixtures. As per the deal, Campher will turn out for the club in three matches.
Playing County Cricket For Hampshire Taught Me Lessons I Will Carry For Life, Says Tilak Varma
Playing County Cricket: India’s left-handed batter Tilak Varma said his short spell of playing county cricket for Hampshire has given him lessons he will ‘carry for life’. Varma’s time at the club ended with him being dismissed for a duck as Hampshire suffered a five-wicket defeat to Worcestershire in Group A of the One-Day Cup.
Khaleel Ahmed Ends Essex Stint Early Due To Personal Reasons
Chennai Super Kings: Khaleel Ahmed’s time with Essex has wrapped up earlier than planned, with the Indian fast bowler heading back home for personal reasons after making just two appearances in the ongoing County Championship.
Adelaide Strikers Re-sign Jemma Barsby And Liam Scott Ahead Of WBBL 11 & BBL 15
Women Big Bash League: Adelaide Strikers have announced the re-signing of two pivotal players, Jemma Barsby and Liam Scott, ahead of the upcoming Women Big Bash League 11 and BBL 15 seasons.
Kent Sign Keith Dudgeon For Entire 2026 Season
Keith Dudgeon: Kent Cricket has announced the signing of South African paceman Keith Dudgeon for the entire 2026 season, subject to regulatory approval. The 29-year-old initially joined Kent on a short-term overseas deal at the start of the 2025 season and took career first-class best figures of 7-36 on debut away at Northamptonshire, before a knee injury ended his chance to make any further appearances.
Tim David Has 'no Plans' To ODI Return Despite Maxwell, Stoinis Retirements
ODI World Cup: Australia all-rounder Tim David has ruled out the possibility of making his return to the ODI format after the shock retirements of Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis from the 50-over cricket.
Essex Signs Khaleel Ahmed For County Championship And One-Day Cup Games Until End Of Season
One Day Cup: India’s left-arm seamer Khaleel Ahmed has signed a deal with Essex to play County Championship and One-Day Cup games until the end of the 2025 season. Ahmed, 27, has been in England since the end of May as a member of the India A squad facing England Lions in red-ball games.
Ruturaj Gaikwad Signs Contract With Yorkshire For Championship, One-Day Cup
Yorkshire Head Coach Anthony McGrath: Division One County Championship side Yorkshire County Cricket Club have announced the overseas signing of Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad on Tuesday.
IPL 2025: Glenn Maxwell's Replacement Mitchell Owen Joins PBKS Squad Ahead Of RR Clash
Big Bash League: Punjab Kings have confirmed that all-rounder Mitchell Owen has joined the squad ahead of the resumption of the IPL 2025 on Friday.
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