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Post by chris on Oct 28, 2019 17:44:34 GMT
In his recent interview on the club website the Director of Cricket stated he was "happy with the squad going into next season with the signing of Luke Wood".
He also expressed his interest in re-signing Glenn Maxwell and James Faulkner for the T20 and a "red-ball specialist for the first 7 matches" of the season, thereafter assessing where they were for the "back end of the summer."
So I guess that means:
Outs: Haseeb Hameed Ins: Luke Wood Contract renewals not [yet] announced for: Graham Onions, Steven Croft, Dane Vilas, Tom Hartley, George Burrows and Jack Morley. I am not aware of any annoucement on James Anderson for since 2016 covering 2016-17.
Satisfied?
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Post by chris on Nov 11, 2019 17:03:21 GMT
Contract extensions announced for Tom Hartley, George Burrows and Jack Morley and Balderson and Lavelle, the later two were already under contract for 2020.
First professional contracts awarded to Owais Shah and Ed Moulton, who join the ever increasing ranks of ex-Myerscough College students at Old Trafford most notably Croft and Bailey.
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Post by Admin on Nov 11, 2019 17:13:19 GMT
Taken from the Cricketer
Lancashire give seven youngsters contracts for 2020
George Balderson, George Burrows, Tom Hartley, George Lavelle, Jack Morley, Owais Shah and Ed Moulton have all received deals with the Red Rose county
ancashire have handed professional contracts to seven young players.
George Balderson, George Burrows, Tom Hartley, George Lavelle and Jack Morley have extended their stays, while Owais Shah and Ed Moulton have been given their first professional deals with the Red Rose county.
England Under 19 captain Balderson has already featured in the club's first-team plans, while Morley has also been selected by the Young Lions.
Lancashire director of cricket Paul Allott said: “We’re really pleased to have engaged these seven highly promising cricketers who have all progressed through the Lancashire age-group system and played second XI cricket regularly this summer.
I would also like to congratulate them all upon signing their first professional contracts here at Emirates Old Trafford and wish them the best of luck on their road to becoming successful professional cricketers with Lancashire.’
“We have a proud tradition of our own homegrown talent featuring in the first team and that has been reinforced with the successes of players such as Matt Parkinson, Saqib Mahmood, Rob Jones and Josh Bohannon this summer.
“Some of the players have had exposure to the professional environment already and we are looking for them to further stake a claim for first XI places, particularly with an increased opportunity to feature in next season’s Royal London One-Day Cup.”
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Post by chris on Nov 11, 2019 17:23:05 GMT
recent 2nd XI players who were / are Myerscough students:
Owais Shah Ed Moulton Rob Lord Liam Grey Will Hale Fayaz Ughradar
Chris Tipper Will Purser Scott Lees
at least
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Post by chris on Nov 13, 2019 13:48:47 GMT
In his recent interview on the club website the Director of Cricket stated he was "happy with the squad going into next season with the signing of Luke Wood".
He also expressed his interest in re-signing Glenn Maxwell and James Faulkner for the T20 and a "red-ball specialist for the first 7 matches" of the season, thereafter assessing where they were for the "back end of the summer."
So I guess that means:
Outs: Haseeb Hameed Ins: Luke Wood Contract renewals not [yet] announced for: Graham Onions, Steven Croft, Dane Vilas, Tom Hartley, George Burrows and Jack Morley. I am not aware of any annoucement on James Anderson for since 2016 covering 2016-17.
Satisfied?
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Post by Admin on Nov 13, 2019 14:03:17 GMT
Experienced seam bowler Graham Onions has signed a new one-year contract with Division Two champions Lancashire.
Onions signs new contract
The 37-year-old right-armer has taken 102 wickets in 22 Championship appearances since arriving from Durham at the end of 2017.
"Graham has performed extremely well since joining the club," director of cricket Paul Allott said.
"He is exceptionally skilled and has substantial knowledge to pass on to our younger bowlers."
Onions played nine Test matches for England between 2009 and 2012, and four one-day internationals in 2009.
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Post by chris on Nov 26, 2019 12:54:27 GMT
are we seeing the return of Adrian Shanker? Paul Allot on interview states "we have taken on 7 under 20s" youtu.be/U-JSz_m5dwI?t=270Would that include Burrows, Shah and Hartley born in 1998, Moulton in 1999? with Lavelle 20 in March 2000, leaving Balderson (born October 2000) and Morley (born in 2001) being under 20 next season. He goes on to say there is a very large squad 25 plus overseas. I make it 27 but maybe he doesn't count Buttler or Anderson. |
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