westoelad wrote:32 year old Malan signs 4 year contract with Yorkshire.
Good acquisition whenever Malan is available.
Still want Gale Out.
westoelad wrote:32 year old Malan signs 4 year contract with Yorkshire.
Alviro Patterson wrote:westoelad wrote:32 year old Malan signs 4 year contract with Yorkshire.
Good acquisition whenever Malan is available
sussexpob wrote:Alviro Patterson wrote:westoelad wrote:32 year old Malan signs 4 year contract with Yorkshire.
Good acquisition whenever Malan is available
In theory its a solid pick up, but England play 2 x T20 series this summer, and with his T20I record and his plus 40 average at a very high strike rate in this years blast, he must be confident he can pick up an IPL deal in this years auction. He tried last year and didnt get one, so I am guessing he will enter and have a chance now.
The Professor wrote:His baldness, his weight of wickets and his longevity on the international stage makes it very hard to believe that Hampshire's new signing, Lyon, is only 31.
Durhamfootman wrote:Yorks sign Malan
Sussex sign Bopara
Surrey sign Hamish
Durham sign........ duh, duh, derrrrrr
Paul Coughlin
this would be the same Paul Coughlin who stuck 2 fingers up at the club before enduring 2 injury ravaged years getting relegated with Notts, averaging nearly 50 with the ball..... the man for whom the expression 'can't bat, can't bowl, can't field' could have been invented
I danced with joy when he *modded* off..... he's that good!
pfffffft
We also managed to persuade our second most useless player to give up his Ireland ambitions so that he can continue to ruin our chances of competing in the Dribble next year
fortunately I haven't renewed my membership yet.... if these are the standard of player we are looking to bring in, now that we have plenty of cash to spend on players, then I may have to rethink that
(as far as I know, we are still in danger of falling foul of the minimum wage cap next year)
westoelad wrote:The Professor wrote:His baldness, his weight of wickets and his longevity on the international stage makes it very hard to believe that Hampshire's new signing, Lyon, is only 31.
Doesn't really matter as spinners generally improve with age. Makes no difference, Hampshire still won't win anything.
st_brendy wrote:What have I missed?
Various news outlets are reporting that Handscomb (Middlesex) and McDermott (Derby) will be available for the 50 over competition next season. There's no mention that they're joining as kolpaks.
So have the ECB decided to allow overseas player in the 50 over competition after all? Or are the men running those two clubs completely clueless of the new rules?
st_brendy wrote:What have I missed?
Various news outlets are reporting that Handscomb (Middlesex) and McDermott (Derby) will be available for the 50 over competition next season. There's no mention that they're joining as kolpaks. So have the ECB decided to allow overseas player in the 50 over competition after all? Or are the men running those two clubs completely clueless of the new rules?
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