Glamorgan director of cricket Mark Wallace said: “Ray Toole is a player with a similar skillset to Mir, who has been playing in our second XI off the back of an excellent domestic season in New Zealand. “To be able to call on him during this block as we try and manage workloads with six
Somerset have bolstered their push for a maiden County Championship with the signing of New Zealand Test batter Henry Nicholls for the final six matches of the season. The 34-year-old bats at three for the Black Caps and scored a century at The Oval in June to help New Zealand to a 253-run win over
Surrey have signed Indian batter Mahipal Lomror for the final six County Championship games of the season. The 26-year-old, who captains Rajasthan in India’s domestic Ranji Trophy competition, averages 42.62 in first-class cricket and has a career-best 300 not out. He also bowls left-arm off spin, taking 62 first-class wickets. “Playing in the County Championship
Nathan McSweeney will miss the final three games of Northamptonshire’s County Championship Division Two season because he will be representing Australia A in India. The 27-year-old is Northants’ leading run-scorer in the Championship this season with 589 runs at an average of just under 50, hitting three centuries and two half-centuries. McSweeney will feature in
Lancashire have signed Pakistan spinner Noman Ali for the final six games of the County Championship season. The 39-year-old has taken 101 wickets in 22 Tests since making his first appearance in 2021. Noman is likely to make his Red Rose debut when they play Northamptonshire on 20 August. “His record speaks for itself with
Warwickshire have re-signed New Zealand batter Will Young and India left-arm spinner Manav Suthar for the final stages of their challenge for the County Championship title. Young, 33, had a three-match spell with the Bears at the end of the 2025 season and will return for the final six games of the red-ball campaign. The