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20/09
Warwickshire to Durham
Chris Benjamin to play as wicketkeeper as cover for injured senior players for the last two matches.
Leicestershire to Yorkshire
16/09
Yorkshire to Worcestershire
He Can't Waite
Matthew Waite jumps ship early to join his new crew for next season, early. Waite will be available for the Pears last two matches.
Surrey to Kent
Conor McKerr will join Kent for the last two games of the season.
Nottinghamshire to Kent
12/09
Nottinghamshire to Leicestershire
As predicted last week, Sol Budinger will join Leicestershire for the rest of the season on loan, before joining the county on a permanent basis.
Another sad departure and another direct result of the Moores/Newell padlocked gate to the player pathway policy and the fewer opportunities presented when senior players don't move up to International honours, when they perhaps ought to have had or are playing just rubbish and should be dropped but aren't. Less games would represent even fewer opportunities, ECB.
04/09
Gloucestershire to Middlesex
Ryan Higgins for the rest of the season prior to his permanent move (back)
01/09
Nottinghamshire to Kent
Joey Evison Kent report, is available to them for their next Championship game
19/08
Gloucstershire to Somerset
George Scott for two ODC games
30/07
Nottinghamshire to Kent
Joey Evison to play in the RLODC prior to a permanent move to Canterbury, very disappointingly.
24/07
Hampshire to Warwickshire
Scotland's Brad Wheal for this week's Championship game
18/07
Nottinghamshire to Gloucestershire
Zak Chappell resumes his loan with Gloucestershire, this time for two matches.
Nottinghamshire to Leicestershire
Joey Evison to resume his loan there. Joey is due to play back to back games against Glamorgan.
10/07
Nottinghamshire to Derbyshire
Toby Pettman will be clocking-up the miles again, with a return to the Derbyshire side for their visit to Durham at Chester le Street.
Surrey to Somerset
Amar Virdi, remember him unravelling Notts a few year back (?), has gone on loan to Somerset for their game against Lancashire this week.
07/07
Recall for Joey Evison from Leicestershire to Nottinghamshire after loan period was due to be resumed following the SEC game at Uppingham School, to take in two championship games. Notts require cover for two players that are likely to be absent next week.
28/06
Nottinghamshire to Leicestershire to Nottinghamshire
Joey Evison is back playing for Notts 2s as part of the Finlay Bean show...
24/06
Nottinghamshire to Kent
Toby Pettman, previously loaned to Division 2 Derbyshire, and former Tonbridge School (in Kent) pupi,l is now being loaned to Division 1 Kent. Kent describe it as a "short term" loan.
23/06
Nottinghamshire to Gloucestershire
Zak Chappell to boomerang, as Glos have the sense to explain:
23 June 2022
Zak Chappell has been recalled from his loan at Gloucestershire for Notts Outlaws' two Vitality Blast North Group fixtures against Derbyshire and Durham.
Chappell, who has spent the last couple of months on loan at The Shire, will return to Trent Bridge for the Outlaws’ next two fixtures, set to be played tonight and tomorrow (Friday), with a view to returning to the Seat Unique Stadium for LV= Insurance County Championship action thereafter.
The 25-year-old fast bowler is on loan at Gloucestershire until 15 July having had his initial month-long-loan extended.
Steve Snell, Performance Director at Gloucestershire Cricket, said: “It’s been great to have Zak with us. He’s been excellent around the group with his personality and has added some excellent attributes on the field when representing Gloucestershire; we hope to see more of him this summer.”
20/06
Nottinghamshire to Leicestershire
Joey Evison on a short loan from Thursday until 24th July
Trent Bridge spin:
Nottinghamshire all-rounder Joey Evison has joined Leicestershire on a short-term loan, beginning Thursday.
The 20-year-old featured in Notts’ opening two games of the County Championship season, scoring his maiden First-Class century, before succumbing to injury.
His return to action has stepped up in recent weeks with a string of controlled appearances for the club’s second XI.
The move to Leicestershire, which runs until 24 July, provides Evison the opportunity to gain competitive game time ahead of a crucial second half of the season for the Green and Golds.
“Joey made such a strong start to the season with his maiden First-Class century at Sussex, and we were as frustrated as he was when he had to take time out through injury a few weeks later,” said Nottinghamshire Head Coach Peter Moores.
“But setbacks like those are part and parcel of life in professional sport, and Joey’s attitude, commitment and desire to get back on the park have been really impressive – just as we expected them to be, really.
“This is a great opportunity for him to get some more time in the middle, and overs under his belt, at first team level, so he can be in the best possible shape to make an impact for us during a busy final two months of the season.”
17/06
Continuation of Nottinghamshire to Gloucestershire (?)
With a month having passed six days ago, the loan period for Zak Chappell would appear to have been extended as he's in the Glos squad traveling to Taunton today.
11/06
Nottinghamshire to Derbyshire
Toby Pettman has been made available for Derbyshire's Championship game at Queen's Park, Chesterfield (starting tomorrow)
Somerset to Sussex
Jack Brooks on a two Championship game loan period, available to play Glamorgan and Derbyshire
10/06
Middlesex to Durham
Leg spinner Nathan Sowter will join Durham for the rest of the blast tournament and will also be available for all Championship until 16/07.
25/05
Kent to Durham
Wicketkeeping Ollie Robinson (so yes the other Ollie Robinson) for the Blast Competition.
19/05
Nottinghamshire to Surrey
Brett Hutton on a one game loan to play against the Sri Lankan Development XI at Guildford
18/05
Lancashire to Derbyshire
Liam Hurt on a short term loan, available for the game against Notts this week and the first block of T20 fixtures.
Hurt is effectively covering the injured other loanee, Sidebottom who was on loan at Derby until 1st June.
17/05
Yorkshire to Worcestershire
Matthew Waite on a short term deal to cover injured Joe Leach, available for this week's Championship game and three T20 matches.
11/05
Warwickshire to Gloucestershire
Jacob Bethell will join Gloucestershire for their Championship game against Somerset, returning to Edgbaston for the T20 tournament.
Zak Chappell for one month
06/05
Warwickshire to Derbyshire
Ryan Sidebottom's month-long loan spell has been extended until 1st June
24/04 Hampshire to Sussex, Essex to Sussex
Clearly Sussex's resources are being severly stretched to beyond breaking point, and have brought in on loan for one month to play Championship cricket Mason Crane from Hampshire and Aaron Beard from Essex.
24/04 Recalled
Recall - Grant Stewart from Susex back to Kent
20/04 Kent to Sussex
All rounder Grant Stewart for one month
06/04
Warwickshire to Derbyshire
The Australian with a UK passport, Ryan Sidebottom on a month-long loan
Northamptonshire to Essex
Adam Rossington on a season long move, for the former Northants skipper.
Northants: " Everyone at Northamptonshire would like to thank Adam for what he's achieved over the past 8 years and wish him all the best for the future."
Hampshire to Northamptonshire
Lewis McManus for at least the first four weeks
Hampshire to Sussex
Tom Alsop for the whole season in all formats
Just a train journey for him !
ReplyDeletethat's no use if there's a chuffin' strike!
DeleteI find the Evison news astonishing given our current t20 position; we have no clue what is happening with Ball, Chappell is still on loan, Fletcher, Patterson and Pattinson are getting hit all over the place. Prioritise the red ball game, rest up those players who have played in t20 and the 4 day matches so far, and use the t20 to give others (Evison, Chappell, James, LPW, Slater) some experience of it
ReplyDeleteWhy on earth are we loaning out our most talented young batsman to another county. In a word, madness. He should be playing for Notts next week against Middlesex. Evison and young keeper / batsman Schadendorf are two highly skilled cricketers, and unless the they start getting regular first team action with Notts, they will lose them both, to other counties which will be a shortsighted approach from management, and a dereliction of duty.
ReplyDeleteI agree Mark, you wouldn't have thought it that myopia could spread like a disease, but the head coach has indeed caught it from our DoC.
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