Birmingham: Pakistani will play Mohamed Abbas at the Nutinghamsheyer County Club of Cricket in this year’s boycott championship.
ABBAS 34, will play with Nottinghamshire in six boycott championship matches in the first section. It is scheduled to join the Notts in May as part of the red football team. Paceer will return to Trent Bridge, the home of Nottinghamshire CCC, in September for the final stage of the tournament.
Abbas, who first appeared in Pakistan in 2017, has so far played 27 experimental matches in the claim of 100 texts. In December 2024, he was called to the national team to take a tour of South Africa after a three -year gap. In the match series, he grabbed 10 share of 6/54 in the first test.
Although it was marginalized by the national team for many years, the monitoring has proven itself in the boycott championship and enjoyed the conditions shown in England.
In 2018-2019 he played with Leesestershire County Cricket Club for the first time in the boycott championship. During his stay in Leicester, he grabbed 79 Wiki in two seasons.
At the end of the boycott season in 2019, Abbas signed the Nottinghamshire CCC for the 2020 season, but because of the roaming epidemic, he was unable to play with the team and the following year, while reducing the restrictions of Covid, picked up Hampshire CCC. In a statement issued by the club, Abbas said he was happy to make him to Trent Bridge.
“TRENT Bridge is a special place to play the Cricket game, so it would be great to call Ground Home this summer – especially after he is unable to come and play against NotTs five years ago.”
“I really enjoyed my time in the English game, and the team in Notts is in an exciting place. I added more, I look forward to contributing in any way as possible for their success.”
Abbas joined Hampsheer in 2021 and immediately caused effect. In his first match for Hampshere against Middlesx, he claimed six share, including a trilogy. In total, ABBAS has played 47 games in the Hampshire CCC province in four years in demanding 180 share at only 19.26, at a rate of 48.13 strike.
Gayls White, director of the CCC Cricket game, said that pushing the army to services in exchange for its services, Gils White, director of the Cricket game in Hampshire CCC.
“Mohamed was one of the best artists in the boycott championship, and he produced his best in his best in Habbashire again and again. His personality will be lost in the dressing room and on the field, and everyone in the club wishes you the best in his career.”
In a common message on X, Abbas thanked the fans and management of Hampshire CCC, saying that he loved every minute of his stay at UTILITA Bowl.
“I love every four of the four years I have in Hampshire CCC. Thanks to all members, fans, players and employees for making me feel welcome. I will miss you all enthusiastic about the new challenge.”
Meanwhile, in a statement, Peter Morris, the main coach of Nutinghamsheire, said he was very excited to sign Mohamed Abbas as a player in his experience and his busy record often not wandering.
His control and ability to find a way to get any kind of surface makes him of great value; it has definitely a difficult opponent for us to confront him over the years.
“We already have an exciting collection of archers at our disposal in the summer, and it will add the MO’s CRAFT and SURTLETY a different pattern of bowling to the rest of our attack.”