David Willey will replace Kedar Jadhav in the Chennai Super Kings’ squad
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The Chennai Super Kings have signed England all-rounder David Willey as a replacement for batsman Kedar Jadhav.
Willey joins Chennai Super Kings
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Yorkshire sign Pujara after Younis pulls out
“I’m very excited to be signing for Yorkshire”
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Yorkshire have signed India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara as their overseas player after Pakistan veteran Younis Khan opted out of his deal.
Yorkshire sign Younis Khan
“Younus fits the bill and will add real quality to our top-order”
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Yorkshire have signed Pakistan batsman Younis Khan for the early part of the upcoming county season.
McGrath becomes Yorkshire’s coaching consultant
McGrath will be Yorkshire’s coaching consultant in all three formats of the game
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Former Yorkshire captain Anthony McGrath has become the club’s coaching consultant across all three formats.
Lyth signs three-year contract extension with Yorkshire
“I dream of winning trophies for Yorkshire and after winning the Championship, I firmly believe this will be first of many”
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Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth has signed a three-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until 2018.
Root signs two-year contract extension with Yorkshire
“To get the core of the squad signed up for at least the next 12 months is very important”
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England batsman Joe Root has signed a new two-year contract extension with Yorkshire, which will keep him with club until the end of the 2016 county season.
Root signs contract extension to stay with Yorkshire till 2016
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“It’s a great club and I love playing there”
England batsman Joe Root has signed a contract extension that will see him stay with Yorkshire till 2016.
Farbrace chosen to be Sri Lanka’s new head coach
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Farbrace will be Sri Lanka’s head coach for the next two years
Former Sri Lanka assistant coach Paul Farbrace has been chosen as the country’s new head coach and will take over once Graham Ford’s contract expires early next year.