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Durham Rope In Luke Robinson On 2 year Professional Deal
Metro Bank One Day Cup: Durham have signed rising fast-bowler Luke Robinson on a two-year professional deal that will see him with the club until the end of the 2028 season, Durham confirmed on Monday.
Robinson, 22, is a product of the Durham Cricket Academy and has penned his first professional deal. He made his debut against Middlesex under ECB's new injury replacement ruling in place of the injured Kemar Roach. He went on to dismiss Toby Roland-Jones for his maiden first-class wicket.
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Simon Cook Steps Down As Kent's Director Of Cricket After Promotion Season
County Championship Division One: Simon Cook has decided to step down from his role of director of cricket at Kent with immediate effect after having guided the club to promotion to Division One of the County Championship this season.
Kuldeep Yadav Vows To Return To County Championship After Picking 10-fer For Yorkshire
County Championship Player: India’s left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav has promised to return to the County Championship after picking a career-best 10-wicket match haul to spin Yorkshire to an innings-and-106-run victory over Essex at Headingley.
Hampshire Reverse Decision To Sign New Zealand All-rounder Kuggeleijn After Backlash
The Rose Bowl: Hampshire has confirmed that New Zealand’s seam-bowling all-rounder Scott Kuggeleijn will not represent the club in their remaining County Championship games following severe public and staff backlash over his signing in the ongoing season.
India Batter Mayank Agarwal Signs Four-game County Championship Deal With Durham
County Championship Division Two: India opener Mayank Agarwal has signed a four-game contract with Durham for the final phase of the ongoing County Championship Division Two season, the English county club announced on Monday.
Olly Stone Signs Two-year Contract Extension With Nottinghamshire
Olly Stone: England fast bowler Olly Stone has signed a contract extension with County Championship holders Nottinghamshire that will see him stay at Trent Bridge for two more years. This came two days after he powered his County side to a 145-run win over Surrey in three days with a match haul of 10 wickets.
Sussex All-rounder Danny Lamb Calls Time On Career At 30 After Neck Injury
Danny Lamb: Sussex all-rounder Danny Lamb has announced his retirement from professional cricket at the age of 30 after a serious neck injury brought his career to an untimely end.
Sussex All-rounder Danny Lamb Calls Time On Career At 30 After Neck Injury
Danny Lamb: Sussex all-rounder Danny Lamb has announced his retirement from professional cricket at the age of 30 after a serious neck injury brought his career to an untimely end.
England Recall Dan Lawrence For First Two Tests Against Pakistan, Jordan Cox To Bat At No.3
Pakistan Tests: Jordan Cox is set to bat at the crucial number three position, while batting all-rounder Dan Lawrence has earned a Test recall after two years after being named in England’s 16-member squad for the first two Tests against Pakistan, starting on August 19 at Headingley.
Windies Quick Jayden Seales Replaces Neser At Hampshire For County Championship
T20 World Cup: West Indian pace bowler Jayden Seales has signed for Hampshire for the opening block of the 2026 County Championship.
James Anderson Appointed Lancashire Captain For 2026 County Season
James Anderson: Lancashire Cricket on Friday appointed former England cricketer James Anderson as full-time County Championship captain ahead of the 2026 season.
Leicestershire Rope In Josh Davey And Jonny Tattersall On Three-year Deals
T20 World Cups: Leicestershire have announced the double signing of Scotland international Josh Davey and Yorkshire wicketkeeper-batter Jonny Tattersall, both on three-year deals.
Gloucestershire Veteran Chris Dent Retires From Professional Cricket
Chris Dent: Gloucestershire’s long-serving opening batter Chris Dent has announced his immediate retirement from professional cricket. The 34-year-old played 356 matches for the club, amassing over 15,000 runs across all formats. In first-class cricket alone, he scored 11,237 runs at an average of 36.01, making him the 28th highest run-scorer in Gloucestershire’s history.
Jack Leach Is England's 'best Spinner': Nathan Lyon
Cricket Australia XI: Australia’s greatest off-spinner Nathan Lyon has backed Jack Leach as England’s premier spinner, despite the recent rise of Shoaib Bashir, who is currently sidelined with injury and expected to feature in the 2025-26 Ashes tour.
Gloucestershire Spinner Tom Smith Announces Retirement
Royal London One Day Cup: Gloucestershire legend Tom Smith has officially announced his retirement from professional cricket at the end of his club's T20 Blast campaign.
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