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Derbyshire wicketkeeper Harvey Hosin has announced his retirement from the game owing to struggles with concussion.
Derbyshire
IN: Brooke Guest (LAN) from next season, Nils Priestley (YTH), Nick Potts (YTH), George Scrimshaw (FreeAgent), Harry Came (HAM ACC), Alex Thomson (WAR) at the end of the season, Connor Marshall (NonCon) ODC, Mitch Wagstaff (YTH)
OUT: Sean Abbott (AUS, SUR), Fynn Hudson-Prentice (SUS) ATEOTS, Harvey Hosein (RET), Matt Critchley (ESS) 2022
Overseas:Ben McDermott (AUS) T20, Billy Stanlake (AUS), Sean Abbott (AUS), Dustin Melton (ZIM, domestic qual), Logan van Beek (NL) T20, Ravi Rampaul (WI)T20, Daryn Smit (RSA)- club's head of talent pathway drafted in the play ODC
Overseas:
Durham
In: Scott Borthwick(SUR)
Out: Gareth Harte (RSA) Cameron Steel (SUR) ATEOTS
Overseas: Cameron Bancroft (AUS), Will Young (NZ) first 3 CC, David Bedingham (RSA
Out: Peter Siddle (RES), Matt Quinn (KEN) Ryan ten Doeschate (RET) ATEOTS, Varun Chopra (RET)
Overseas: Simon Harmer (RSA KPK), Peter Siddle (AUS), Jimmy Neesham (NZ) T20, 3 odc, 1 CC
In: James Weighell (DUR), James Harris (MID) Next season, Ed Byrom (SOM), Sam Northeast (FreeAgent)
Glamorgan
In: James Weighell (DUR), James Harris (MID) Next season, Ed Byrom (SOM), Sam Northeast (FreeAgent)
Out: Roman Walker (ATEOTS), Nick Selman (AUS)
Overseas: Colin Ingram (KPK RSA ), Marnus Labuschagne (AUS)T20, Michael Neser (AUS) T20, Andrew Balbirnie (IRE), Hamish Rutherford (NZ) ODC, 4 CC
Overseas: Colin Ingram (
Gloucestershire
In: Tom Lace (MID) Jared Warner (YOR), Ajeet Dale (HAM) FNS
Out: George Hankins (REL), Harry Hankins (REL)
Overseas: Dan Worrrall (AUS), Kraigg Brathwaite (WI) 1st 8 CC, Glenn Phillips (NZ) T20, Graeme van Buuren (KPK RSA), Zafar Gohar Khan (PAK), 2021 Marcus Harris (AUS, LEI)
Hampshire
Overseas: Dan Worrrall (AUS), Kraigg Brathwaite (WI) 1st 8 CC, Glenn Phillips (NZ) T20, Graeme van Buuren (
Hampshire
In: Ross Whiteley (WOR) FNS
Out: Ajeet Dale (GLO), Ryan Stevenson (RET), Brad Taylor (RET), Tom Scriven (LEI)
Kent
IN: Nathan Gilchrist (SOM),Tawanda Muyeye (ZIM YTH UK Qual), James Logan (fmr YOR), Matt Quinn (ESS), Jas Singh (YTH)
Overseas: Miguel Cummins (WI) First 8 LVC (KPK MID), Mohammad Amir (PAK) T20, Heino Kuhn (KPK RSA), Qais Ahmad (AFG) T20 and 2 CC Adam Milne (NZ) T20
In: Luke Wells (SUS), Jack Blatherwick (NOT), Phil Salt (SUS) ATEOTS
Overseas: Shaheen Afridi (PAK) T20, Kyle Abbott (KPK RSA), Mohammed Abbas (PAK) Apr/May, D'Arcy Short (AUS) T20, Colin de Grandhomme (NZ)T20
Kent
OUT: Imran Qayyum (RET), Tim Groenewald (RET)
Overseas: Miguel Cummins (WI) First 8 LVC (
Lancashire
In: Luke Wells (SUS), Jack Blatherwick (NOT), Phil Salt (SUS) ATEOTS
Out: Alex Davies (WAR) ATEOTS
Overseas: Dane Vilas (RSA,KPK), Jackson Bird (AUS) - 6 LVC, Finn Allen (NZ) T20, Shreyas Iyer (IND) ODC
Overseas: Dane Vilas (RSA,
Leicestershire
In: Sam Bates (YTH), Scott Steel (DUR), Rishi Patel (ESX), Ed Barnes (YOR), Abi Sakande (SUS) Roman Walker (GLA) ATEOTS, Tom Scriven (HAM) 2022
Overseas:Wiaan Mulder (RSA), Naveen-ul-Haq (AFG T20), Marcus Harris (AUS) LVC and ODC, Josh Inglis (AUS) T20
In: Sam Bates (YTH), Scott Steel (DUR), Rishi Patel (ESX), Ed Barnes (YOR), Abi Sakande (SUS) Roman Walker (GLA) ATEOTS, Tom Scriven (HAM) 2022
Overseas:
Middlesex
Out: James Harris (GLA) ATEOTS, Steven Finn (SUS) ATEOTS
Overseas: Mujeeb Ur Rahman (AFG T20),Mitchell Marsh (AUS T20), Peter Handscomb (AUS), Paul Stirling (IRE T20), Daryll Mitchell (NZ T20)
Overseas: Mujeeb Ur Rahman (AFG T20),
2022 - Shaheen Afridi (PAK)
Northamptonshire
In: Simon Kerrigan (FA) Tom Taylor (LEI), James Sales (YTH)
Out: Alex Wakely (RET), Richard Levi (NRN)ATEOTS
Overseas: Mohammad Nabi (AFG) T20, Wayne Parnell (KPK, RSA), Richard Levi (RSA KPK)
In Brett Hutton (NOR), Toby Pettman (OXU), Dane Schadendorf (YTH), Calvin Harrison (OxU) - 2 year deal, James Hayes (TRL), Matthew Montgomery (TRL), Sam Northeast (Free agent) - 4 match contract
Overseas: Mohammad Nabi (AFG) T20, Wayne Parnell (
Nottinghamshire
OUT: Harry Gurney (RET), Tom Barber (REL), Ben Compton (REL), Peter Trego (RET)
Overseas:Dan Christian (AUS) T20, Dane Paterson (RSA)
Somerset
Overseas:
Somerset
Out: Ed Byrom (GLA)
Overseas: Marchant de Lange (RSA, GLA), Devon Conway (NZ), Azhar Ali (PAK)
In: Jamie Overton (SOM), Laurie Evans (SUS), Jade Dernbach (?) ATEOTS, Dan Worrall (AUS/GLO) next season, Chris Jordan (SUS) ATEOTS
Out: Sean Hunt (SUS), Rikki Clarke (RET) ATEOTS, Mark Stoneman (MID)
Overseas: Hashim Amla (RSAKPK), Kemar Roach (WI) 1st 7 CC, Sean Abbott (AUS) 3 CC and T20, Kyle Jamieson (NZ), Ravi Ashwin (IND), Tim David (AUS) ODC
In: Jamie Atkins (YTH), Sean Hunt (SUR), Ali Orr (YTH), James Coles (YTH), Fynn Hudson-Prentice (DER) ATEOTS, Dan Ibrahim (YTH), Steven Finn (MID) ATEOTS
Out: Abi Sakande (LEI), Mitch Claydon (RET)ATEOTS, Chris Jordan (SUR), Stuart Meaker (RET) ATEOTS, Phil Salt (LAN) ATEOTS, Aaron Thomason (REL)
Overseas: Rashid Khan (AFG) - T20, David Wiese (KPK RSA), Stiaan van Zyl (KPK RSA) Travis Head (AUS)
In: Danny Briggs (SUS), Manraj Johal (YTH), Jacob Bethell (YTH), Jake Lintott (Free agent), Alex Davies (LAN) ATEOTS, Chris Benjamin (TRL)
Out: Jeetan Patel (RET), Ed Pollock (WOR) ATEOTS
Overseas: Carlos Brathwaite (WI) T20 , Pieter Malan (RSA), Hanuma Vihari (IND) short term cover for Malan, Kyle Mayers (WI) T20 , Chemar Holder (WI)
In Gareth Roderick (GLO), Ed Pollock (WAR)ATEOTS, Taylor Cornall (LAN)
Surrey
In: Jamie Overton (SOM), Laurie Evans (SUS), Jade Dernbach (?) ATEOTS, Dan Worrall (AUS/GLO) next season, Chris Jordan (SUS) ATEOTS
Out: Sean Hunt (SUS), Rikki Clarke (RET) ATEOTS, Mark Stoneman (MID)
Overseas: Hashim Amla (RSA
Sussex
Out: Abi Sakande (LEI), Mitch Claydon (RET)ATEOTS, Chris Jordan (SUR), Stuart Meaker (RET) ATEOTS, Phil Salt (LAN) ATEOTS, Aaron Thomason (REL)
Overseas: Rashid Khan (AFG) - T20, David Wiese (
Warwickshire
In: Danny Briggs (SUS), Manraj Johal (YTH), Jacob Bethell (YTH), Jake Lintott (Free agent), Alex Davies (LAN) ATEOTS, Chris Benjamin (TRL)
Out: Jeetan Patel (RET), Ed Pollock (WOR) ATEOTS
Overseas: Carlos Brathwaite (WI) T20 , Pieter Malan (RSA), Hanuma Vihari (IND) short term cover for Malan, Kyle Mayers (WI) T20 , Chemar Holder (WI)
Worcestershire
Out: Alex Milton (REL), Daryl Mitchell (RET) ATEOTS Ross Whiteley (HAN) FNS
Overseas: Ben Dwarshuis (AUS) T20, Alzarri Joseph (WI) first 7 CC,Sandeep Lamichhane (NEP) T20, Ish Sodhi (NZ) T20, Matthew Wade (AUS) 2022
Yorkshire
In: Dom Bess (SOM), Josh Sullivan (YTH), Harry Duke (YTH)
Out: Josh Poysden (RET)
Overseas: Duanne Olivier (KPK RSA), Lachlan "Lockie" Ferguson NZ T20
Overseas: Ben Dwarshuis (AUS) T20, Alzarri Joseph (WI) first 7 CC,
Yorkshire
Out: Josh Poysden (RET)
Overseas: Duanne Olivier (
Dane Schadendorf for Notts - this is an interesting one. Surprisingly, maybe, given the unusual surname, this is a different Schadendorf than the one who played for the seconds a couple of years ago as a batsman - that was Jayden Schadendorf. Dane Schadendorf is a wicketkeeper batsman. Is there a thought Moores might get called up for IPL or England, or is this maybe to do with the Hundred? When around, Duckett, Clarke and Budinger can all keep wicket, although none are out and out keepers these days. Duckett did keep today in the Abu Dhabi T10 league though.
ReplyDeleteNail on head, the cursed Hundred.
DeleteSo he isn't an American folk song ?
ReplyDeleteIf we do play 50 overs during the Hundred, might we have a rather traditional opening pair? Slater and Hameed?
ReplyDeleteReally hard to predict the team, but could include Budinger, Lyndon James, Patterson-White, D. Schadendorf and maybe some academy batsmen? If we get to the knockouts we might win, but getting there will be a challenge. With the strange backdrop of the Hundred, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Northants may be the toughest sides to beat in the group stage as will be at nearly full strength. Derbys 1sts vs Notts 2nds - we have a chance I'd say but not going to be easy.
DeleteI would enjoy watching the 50 game with development and 2nd XI players along with some of the more established players. Whether we’ll get into to see them or not this season is another thing ( especially as none are at Trent Bridge)
ReplyDeleteAny live cricket has to be good cricket. After all who would have thought when the 2019 season drifted to its dismal close, Just how long it would be before before we could even enter the ground, Little did we know of what the future held and what lay just a few months in the future.
ReplyDeleteAfter the Hundred has taken 9 of our players, I think the 50 over team will be something like;
ReplyDeleteHameed Slater Trego Compton Budinger(wk) Evison LPW Hutton Fletcher Chappell Barber with the likes of James, Pettman in reserve.
I would enjoy watching that team but the batting strength is very different to normal so may need an overseas player for some experience.
I think more like
ReplyDelete1. Hameed 2. Slater 3. Trego 4. James 5. Budinger 6. Evison 7. Schadendorf (Wk) 8. Patterson-White 9. Fletcher 10. Chappell 11. Barber.
As for Captain, might go for James actually as the regular 2nds captain for years.
If we get to knockouts, could win - but it will be a challenge with that side.
Haseeb Hameed has been named as the club's vice captain and will captain the side in the Royal London Cup.
DeleteIt certainly represents a opportunity for some to kick-on. That's the only positive I can see associated with The Hundred.
ReplyDeleteGood point Dave G. The 100 ( which I won’t be attending) could in fact be a strange blessing in disguise.
DeleteI am sorry that Abbas did not play for us and wish him well
ReplyDeleteA fine bowler
Wonder what made Abbas go to Hants? More money maybe or perhaps a lack of interest from Notts.
ReplyDeleteWhatever the reason it is a little puzzling that Notts as yet have not signed at least one overseas player, Perhaps they feel with the return of Hutton and the bowling looking well stocked there is no need for a bowler.
I wonder though are we strong enough batting wise.... Guess we will soon find out!
From various online articles, Notts signed the South African bowler Dane Patterson,over 12 months ago,first as a Kolpak, and then to become their overseas player, presumably on at least a 3 tear deal.I assume that this will be announced before the start of the season, unless the club have somehow managed to cancel the deal due to covid restrictions.
Deletehttps://nottsview.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-last-of-kolpaks.html
DeleteI see that Mark Ealham's son George is on the playing staff at the Oval.
ReplyDeleteMark Ealham - what a cracking player! We need another one - a one day match winner!
ReplyDeleteWas quite hoping we would sign Sam North by NorthEast on a permanent deal after his chances to play for us on loan last season were suddenly cut short due to Virat Kohli running world cricket. All the rumours we hear say he can be a difficult character to manage but batted really well in the first innings for us when batting conditions were extremely difficult on that snooker pitch of a wicket we prepared on day one. Perhaps PM never intended to sign him on permanent basis or perhaps Glamorgan just coughed up more for his services ? Assuming Hameed nails down one of the England opening batting Test spots for the foreseeable could now leave us short at the top of the order but we have a good young talent in the wings in General Montgomery.
ReplyDeleteSo , north east has gone south west; proves he’s a bit contrary,
ReplyDeleteAlmost seems like Notts took a look at Northeast and decided maybe not.
ReplyDeleteThere could be a number of reasons for not signing a player with a first class average approaching 40, Perhaps he wanted more cash than Notts were prepared to pay, Or maybe they felt he would not fit into the team ethic so important to Notts in recent times.
It could also be they simply felt that to sign another player who would then perhaps block the path of one of Notts own talented youngsters was not a path they wanted to follow.
Whatever the reason it should become clearer if Notts do sign someone else.
The question we need to ask ourselves though is do we really need to sign anybody else? Last season seems to suggest not, However injuries and possible international callups might quickly change that situation...
Thanks, fair cop I missed that one. He was faster than average but not that accurate, would about do for Derbyshire
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