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Ireland Fast Bowler Josh Little To Join Middlesex For 2025 Domestic Season In England
Abu Dhabi Knight Riders: Ireland’s left-arm fast-bowler Josh Little will join Middlesex for the 2025 domestic cricket season in England. Little, 25, will feature mainly in the club's T20 Blast tournament, but is available for other formats if needed and is subject to Cricket Ireland issuing a No Objection Certificate around his international and Irish domestic commitments.
Little has played 39 ODIs and 71 T20Is for Ireland, and taken 139 wickets across both white-ball formats, including taking 4-45 on his ODI debut against England in Dublin. Little has also played three Men’s T20 World Cups for Ireland so far.
“It’s an honour and a privilege to have the opportunity to be part of Middlesex, one of the most prestigious cricket clubs in our game. I can’t wait to meet everyone, see some familiar faces, and put in the hard yards both on and off the field.”
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PCB Terminates Haris Rauf's Central Contract, Denies NOC To Play Foreign Leagues
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PCB Rejects Melbourne Stars' Plea For NOC Extension
The Pakistan Cricket Board: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has firmly declined Melbourne Stars' earnest plea for an extension of the No Objection Certificate (NOC) for their star pacer Haris Rauf and seasoned spinner Usama Mir.
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