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In: Zak Chappell (NOT), Matt Lamb (WAR), Mark Watt (SCO), David Lloyd (GLA), Pat Brown (WOR), Mohammad Amir (PAK) Overseas player initially*, Aneurin Donald (HAM), Samit Patel (NOT), Ross Whiteley (HAM)
Out: Alex Hughes (RET), Leus du Plooy (MID), George Scrimshaw (NOR), Matt McKiernan (RET), Mark Watt (REL), Archie Harrison (REL), Tom Wood (REL), Bill Godleman (REL)
Overseas: * Mohammad Amir (PAK)aider Ali (PAK), Suranga Lakmal (SL) no return after 2023?, Zaman Khan (PAK) T20
Durham
In: Ollie Robinson (KNT), Nathan Sowter (MID), Brandon Glover (NOR), Bas de Leede (NL), Callum Parkinson (LEI) ATEOTS, Colin Ackermann (LEI)
Out: Liam Trevaskis (LEI), Harry Crawshaw, Luke Doneathy, Ross Whitfield (REL)
Overseas: David Bedingham (RSA),Tristan Stubbs (RSA) T20, Matt Kuhnemann (AUS), Todd Murphy (AUS), Ajaz Patel (NZ), Ashton Turner (AUS) T20, Wayne Parnell (RSA) T20, Raymond Toole (NZ), Migael Pretorius (RSA) 3CC, Vishwa Fernando (SL) 2CC
Scott Boland (AUS) until end July 2024
Essex
In: Jordan Cox (KEN)
Out: Dan Lawrence (SUR), Alastair Cook (RET), Will Buttleman, Eshun Kalley, Aron Nijjar, Josh Rymell (REL)
Overseas: Simon Harmer (RSA) until end of 2026, Daniel Sams (AUS) T20, Will Sutherland (AUS) 11 CC Doug Bracewell (NZ) 10 CC, Beau Webster (AUS) MBC, Umesh Yadav (IND) 3 CC
Glamorgan
In: Zain ul Hassan (WOR), Ben Kellaway (YTH), Ben Morris (YTH), Harry Podmore (KEN), Will Smale (YTH), Henry Hurle (YTH), Asa Tribe (YTH)
Out: David Lloyd (DER), Andrew Salter (RET), Callum Taylor (REL)
Overseas: Marnus Labuschagne (AUS) until end 2024, Michael Neser (AUS) Colin Ingram (RSA), Peter Hatzoglou (AUS) T20 - 3 games min, Cam Fletcher (NZ), Mitchell Swepson (AUS) CC
Gloucestershire
In: Marchant de Lange (SOM/RSA), Zaman Akhter (Oxf U/ESX 2s), Joe Phillips (YTH), Tommy Boorman, Archie Bailey, Ahmed Syed (all YTH)
Out: Tom Lace, Will Naish, Jared Warner, Paul van Meekeren (all released)
Overseas: Marcus Harris (AUS), Zafar Gohar (PAK) until end 2024, Grant Roelofsen (RSA)all formats until 31/07, Harry Tector (IRE) MBC, Anwar Ali (PAK) MBC
Hampshire
In: Benny Howell (GLO) white ball Ali Orr (SUS)
Out: Aneurin Donald (DER), Jack Campbell and Harry Petrie (REL), Ross Whiteley (DER)
Overseas: Kyle Abbott (RSA), Mohammad Abbas (PAK) until end 2024 Ben McDermott (AUS) T20, Nathan Ellis (AUS) T20
Kent
In: Joey Evison (NOT), Michael Hogan (AUS, GLA), Matt Parkinson (LAN), George Garratt (WAR), Mikey Cohen (former DER)
Out: Harry Podmore (GLA), George Linde (REL), Jordan Cox (ESS), Alex Blake (REL), James Logan (REL), Michael Hogan (RET)
Overseas: Kane Richardson (AUS) T20, Arshdeep Singh (IND) 5 CC, George Linde (RSA), Wes Agar (AUS) 4 CC, James Bazley (AUS) MBC, Ben Lister (NZ), Yuzvendra Chahal (IND) 3 CC
Lancashire
In: Mitchell Stanley (WOR)
Out: Matt Parkinson (KEN), Danny Lamb (SUS), Rob Jones (WOR), Dane Vilas (RET), Richard Gleeson (REL)
Overseas: Colin de Grandhome (NZ), Daryl Mitchell (NZ), Dane Vilas (RSA)
Nathan Lyon (AUS) 2024
Leicestershire
In: Sol Budinger (NOT), Matt Salisbury (DUR), Josh Hull (YTH), Liam Trevaskis (DUR) ATEOTS, Ben Cox (WOR), Ben Mike (YOR)
Out: Colin Ackermann (DUR), Callum Parkinson (DUR), Will Davis, Ed Barnes, Nick Welsh, Scott Steel, Arron Lilley and Michael Finan (all REL)
Overseas: Ajinkya Rahane (IND) 8 CC and ODC, Wiaan Mulder (RSA), Naveen-ul-Haq (AFG) T20, Peter Handscomb (AUS) Renewed 2 year deal, Naseem Shah (PAK) T20, Umar Amin (PAK) 4CC
Middlesex
In: Ryan Higgins (GLO), Leus du Plooy (DER), Henry Brookes (WAR)
Out: Nathan Sowter (DUR), Tim Murtagh (RET), John Simpson (SUS), Max Harris, Toby Greatwood, Daniel O'Driscoll (REL)
Overseas: Pieter Malan (RSA), Keshav Maharaj (RSA), Jayant Yadav (IND) 4 CC
Northamptonshire
In:David Willey (YOR), Ollie Sale (SOM), Hassan Azad (LEI) short term contract, Justin Broad (GER/RSA), George Scrimshaw (DER), George Bartlett (SOM), Raphy Weatherall (YTH)
Out: Brandon Glover (DUR), Tom Taylor (WOR), Graeme White (RET), Gareth Berg (RET), Simon Kerrigan (RET), Hassan Azad (REL), Harry Gouldstone (REL), Ollie Sale (RET) - inj
Overseas: Chris Lynn (AUS) T20 , Sam Whiteman (AUS), Andrew Tye (AUS) T20, Chris Tremain (AUS) 3 CC, Lance Morris (AUS) 3 CC, Jordan Buckingham (AUS) 3CC, Prithvi Shaw (IND) MBC and to return in June 2024, Chris Tremain also returns for the first 4 CC games of 2024 for CC and MBC, Karun Nair (IND)
Nottinghamshire
In:Olly Stone (WAR), Ben Martindale (YTH), Tom Loten (YOR), Josh Tongue, Dillon Pennington, Jack Haynes (all WOR) Freddie McCann (YTH)
Out: Samit Patel (DER), Jake Ball (SOM)
Overseas: Dane Paterson (RSA), Colin Munro (NZ) T20, Shaheen Shah Afridi (PAK) T20, Imad Wasim (PAK) T20, Will Young (NZ) 3CC
Somerset
In: Tom Kohler-Cadmore (YOR) 2023, Andy Umeed (SACA), Sean Dickson (DUR), George Thomas (YTH), Alfie Ogborne (YTH), Shoaib Bashir (Berkshire), Josh Thomas (YTH) MBC, JT Langridge (YTH) MBC, Jake Ball (NOT)
Out: George Bartlett (NOR) ATEOTS, Steven Davies (RET), Jack Brooks (REL)
Overseas: Peter Siddle (AUS) until end July, Matt Henry (NZ), Cameron Bancroft (AUS) 4 CC, Ish Sodhi (NZ) T20, Curtis Campher (IRE) 5 MBC, Neil Wagner (NZ) 3 CC
Surrey
In: Dom Sibley (WAR), Dan Lawrence (ESS), Luke Griffiths (YTH) MBC, Tommy Ealham (YTH) MBC
Out: Dan Moriarty (YOR) Nick Kimber and Nico Reifer (REL)
Overseas: Kemar Roach (WI) 1st 6 CC + 3 CC in Sept, Sean Abbott (AUS) CC and T20 until end July, Sunil Narine (WI) T20, Tom Latham (NZ) CC, Sai Sudharsan (IND)
Sussex
In: Bertie Foreman (YTH), Danny Lamb (LAN), John Simpson (MID)
Out: Luke Wright (RET), Ravi Bopara (REL), Delray Rawlins (REL), Stevie Finn (RET), George Garton (WAR), Ali Orr (HAM)
Overseas: Cheteshwar Pujara (IND), Jayden Seales (WI) first 3 months, Shadab Khan (PAK) T20, Steve Smith (AUS) 3 CC in May, Nathan McAndrew (AUS) CC and T20 until end July, Henry Shipley (NZ) 4 CC, Jaydev Unadkat (IND) 3 CC
Warwickshire
In: Ed Barnard (WOR), Moeen Ali (WOR) White Ball deal, George Maddy (YTH), Kai Smith (YTH), Chris Rushworth (DUR), Michael Booth (YTH), George Garton (SUS)
Out: Ethan Brookes (WOR), George Garratt (KEN), Manray Johal (REL), Henry Brookes (MID)
Overseas: Hassan Ali (PAK), Glenn Maxwell (AUS) T20, Paul Stirling (IRE) T20, Mir Hamza (PAK) 2 CC, Kraigg Brathwaite (WI) 4 CC
Worcestershire
In: Adam Hose (WAR), Olly Cox (YTH), Henry Cullen (YTH), Rehaan Edavalath (YTH), Rob Jones (LAN), Ethan Brookes (WAR), Logan van Beek (NL) MBC + 2 CC, Tom Taylor (NOR)
Out: Charlie Morris (RET), Pat Brown (DER), Josh Tongue, Dillon Pennington, Jack Haynes (all NOT), Mitchell Stanley (LAN), Taylor Cornall (REL)
Overseas: Azhar Ali (PAK), Michael Bracewell (NZ) T20, Mitchell Santner (NZ) T20, Usama Mir (PAK) T20
Yorkshire
In: Matt Milnes (KNT), Yash Vagadia (YTH) , Mickey Edwards (NSW), Dan Moriarty (SUR)
Out: Gary Ballance (REL), Will Fraine (REL), Jack Shutt (REL), Ben Mike (LEI)
Overseas: Shan Masood (DER/PAK), David Wiese (NAM/RSA) T20, Neil Wagner (NZ) - 10 CC, Shai Hope (WI) 3 CC,
If Gary Ballance does play Test cricket for Zimbabwe, is he the first since Boyd Rankin, to play for 2 nations, or has there been another somewhere ?
ReplyDeleteNot quite the same Rich but did not Jason Gallian play for Australian u19s and Ryan Giggs play similar for England .Keppler Wessells situation also springs to mind but I guess there was a particular issue there with South Africa frozen out of playing official Test Match cricket which seems unbelievable now
ReplyDeleteKepler Wessels captained South African after he'd played Test cricket for Australia, in the post-apartheid 1990s but Boyd Rankin was since then. If we dip into ODIs and IT20s then the most recent of those are Tim David in IT20s for Singapore and Australia and David Wiese for South Africa and Namibia in the ODIs and IT20s.
Delete75 NOT OUT
ReplyDeleteA good signing for NOTTS
.A really experienced , proven big hitter with an excellent batting average . Now aged 35 but there is no doubt a lot of firepower to come . Look forward to seeing him bat in the Blast . I missed his appearances in the team of Rockets
80 NOT OUT
ReplyDeletewell the Blast games have all been played apart from the later stages .So what is the verdict on Colin Munro ? Worth his expensive Contract or not ?
Doesn’t say much about the lads in the stiffs but, I think we would all agree it’s needed
ReplyDeleteAlthough it’s only for 3 games initially,
could Will Young, come back year upon year and develop into “An all time love”
Dr. Peregrine Soper of Wimpole Street
Wonder what the likes of pettman and hayes think of this?
ReplyDeleteToby Pettman is contracted until the end of 2024:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.trentbridge.co.uk/news/2022/october/pettman-signs-two-year-deal-to-remain-with-notts.html
I think Hayes the 2nd X1 pace bowler, is the other one , with a contract about to expire.
DeleteI thought James Hayes signed a 2 year deal last year
ReplyDeleteIf you have purchased the Notts Annual for 2023 you find the following on page 117: The following players signed new contracts or had their current contracts extended (the year in brackets in when the contract expires) during the past 12 months: Matthew Carter (2023), Ben Duckett (2025), Haseeb Hameed (2024), James Hayes (2024), Brett Hutton (2024), Lyndon James (2026), Sammy King (2023), Tom Loten (2024), Ben Martindale (2023), Matt Montgomery (2025), Steven Mullaney (2024), Dane Paterson (2024), Liam Patterson-White (2026), Toby Pettman (2024), Dane Schadendorf (2024), Fateh Singh (2025), Ben Slater (2025) and Olly Stone (2025).
ReplyDeleteExisting contracts agreed before 2022 are as follows: Jake Ball (2023), Luke Fletcher (2024), Alex Hales (2023), Calvin Harrison (2023), Tom Moores (2024) and Samit Patel (2023).
Mike will be impressed. £7 well spent.
DeleteSeems to be a lot more movement of players in cricket these days.
ReplyDeleteso what do Notts fans think of this one then?
ReplyDeleteI suspect Haynes will have excellent hearing with those pair of shell likes.
DeleteSomething of a meh signing as far as I'm concerned
Delete"It's pretty clear we need to recruit a top order batsman, especially with Duckett prospering with England"
ReplyDelete. . . . or . . . .
""I wonder what Monty, James, Martindale, Loten, etc, etc, will make of this, we're stifling their development and first team opportunities"
I'll leave it to "the more knowledgeable contingent of Notts supporters" to tell us which it is.
Dunno about knowledgeable - but, Martindale doesn’t get runs in the NPL, Monty and Slater should be drinking in the Last chance saloon, if there were other options(the Head Coach clearly doesn’t think there’s too many)
ReplyDeleteThe batting unit needs strengthening and competition for places is needed. You could argue whether they are good enough for Division One. Nobody knows with Loten as he doesn’t get selected
I think Haynes is a good player from the little bit I’ve seen of him.
We possibly are stifling the chances of these lads, but without Duckett the batting at times looks horrific and now one of last seasons top 6 in Lyndon James has morphed into a bowling all rounder batting no8 not no5 in this division.
Guess we had little choice in reality with the way this season’s campaign is shaping up?
Three new players in suggest there might be some going the other way, Notts squad certainly needed a refresh, Complacency had set in for a few of the players and certain other players had found division one attacks a little too hot for their liking, Quite who will still be with us at the start of next season remains to be seen , But the team that takes the field in Notts first match of 2024 will almost certainly look a lot different.
ReplyDeleteCould one of the changes be a new man in charge ? HH must certainly have certainly impressed the management with his calmness under pressure, Mull will be 37 later this year and could possibly be thinking of a white ball contract to prolong his career, He certainly does not appear to be the force of recent years, He has been a great servant to Notts but age is something which eventually catches up with us all .
Totally agree with the good doctors comments above Duckett was the glue who held our batting together in recent times and without him we look fragile to say the least, Notts needed to make changes and they did, It's just unfortunate that all the players signed came from the same club, A quick glance on google shows others have been quick to realise this and there are many many negative comments, It's a charge we have to accept, Buts its not something other counties are innocent of, Most given the opportunity and funds would do exactly the same.
Zanga
At least Leicestershire supporters can now pass the Baton on to Worcestershire about taking all there home grown talent
ReplyDelete80 NOT OUT .
ReplyDeleteJake has underperformed for NOTTS fo a while now- after years of good service .
We must wish him well
Chris Wright now staying at Leicestershire
ReplyDeleteThe list of players staying at counties still remains longer than the list of players that see variations to the greenness of the grass at other counties.
Delete80 NOT OUT
ReplyDeleteHave the days of starting and finishing your whole career at one Club now gone?
Thinking of players like honest workhorse Fletch- who ends his one club career with a benefit season .
Good signing Boland surely. He’s got CC written all over him.
ReplyDeleteJimG
Good news ‘Terry’ McCann signed his first pro-deal
ReplyDeleteSaw him for the stiffs last season and he looks a very fine prospect indeed, how long he’ll have to wait to get his chance in the first team is the big question at this club however
There were, unfounded, spurious rumours those naughty Foxes 🦊 of The Uptonsteel were trying to knab him
ReplyDeleteGood that Fateh Singh has also signed a new 2 yr deal. Another tremendous prospect
ReplyDeleteKeep improving your batting as that’s the best way for you to push for a place in the first team I would say
I bit of a non-announcement really, Fateh already had a contract until the end of 2025. Trent Bridge hot air!
DeleteThere’s no news like g**d - I mean Pravda news 📰-
DeleteWhat’s happening down the A52 ? Samit, then Lloyd, Brown, Donald and now Whiteley
Mohammed Amir as well good doctor. One more overseas to come.
ReplyDeleteNo Ball Mo will be a domestic player for them
DeleteOverseas to start, domestic idc.
ReplyDelete80 NOT OUT
ReplyDeleteNATHAN = a great signing by the Lankies.
Must be a pretty lucrative contract . Hope it all works out . We need players of his calibre to enhance the 4 day game .
Yes that also has surprised me Henry “The Horse 🐎” Brookes heading south to join Gus Fraser’s mob
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