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Josh Blake To Leave Surrey At The End Of 2026 Season
One Day Cup: Josh Blake will leave Surrey at the end of the 2026 season after signing a multi-year contract with another county, the club said on Thursday.
Blake, who signed his first professional contract with Surrey in 2022 at the age of 23, featured for Three Feathers 45 times. The wicket-keeper has been a mainstay of the One Day Cup side in recent years, with more than 1,000 runs in the competition.
Blake’s route to the professional game is a rare one, having dropped out of the Surrey pathway at U15s. Determined to succeed in the game, Blake continued playing for Sutton CC in the Surrey Championship. In the winters of 2017 and 2018, he worked in Australia and played for Sydney Shires to continue developing his game.
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Former England Cricketer Graham Thorpe Passes Away At 55
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Sai Sudarshan Returns To Surrey For County Championship Fixture
The Kia Oval: Surrey have secured the services of Indian cricketer B. Sai Sudharsan for the upcoming round of County Championship fixture against Essex in a highly anticipated top-of-the-table clash. Sudharsan first joined Surrey in 2023 and played a crucial role in helping the club secure the County Championship title away at Hampshire.
Surrey Sign Sean Abbott County Championship And Vitality Blast
Sean Abbott County Championship: Australia pace bowler Sean Abbott will be back for his third stint at Surrey this summer, having enjoyed a terrific spell with the Three Feathers in 2023. The Australian will be available for four County Championship matches and eight Vitality Blast fixtures across May and June.
English County Championship: Aaron Hardie Reunites With Surrey For A Two-month Stint
English County Championship: Australian all-rounder Aaron Hardie is set to make a return to Surrey for a two-month stint, marking his second spell with the county cricket club. The dynamic cricketer will join Surrey ahead of the Championship fixture against Hampshire at the Utilita Bowl from May 24.
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