Siddle took 37 wickets at an average of 31.48 during his stint with Nottinghamshire last season
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After being relegated last season, Lancashire have signed Australia pace bowler Peter Siddle in order to boost their chances of getting promoted back up to Division One of the County Championship.
“There’s still a bit of fight left in the old boy so I’d like to help the club get back to where they belong”
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Former South Africa batsman Ashwell Prince is set to reverse his decision to retire from all formats of the game and represent Lancashire for another season.
“I could not be happier to have signed at a place that has given me a great amount joy over the course of the last five months”
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Australia pace bowler John Hastings has signed a new one-year deal that will keep him at Durham until the end of the 2015 County season.
Pujara failed to have an impact with the bat during the recent Test series against England
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Derbyshire have signed India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara for the remainder of the County season.
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The two-tier Test system will give teams like Afghanistan the chance to play against Full Member nations
With the World Test Championship set to be scrapped after a lack of support from both sponsors and broadcasters, the International Cricket Council (ICC) are interested in introducing a two-tier Test cricket system.
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Ford’s main assignment will be getting Surrey back into Division One of the County Championship
Graham Ford has signed a three-year deal with Surrey and will take over as their head coach after his contract with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) expires in January 2014.
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Compton joined Somerset in 2010
England opening batsman Nick Compton has signed a new three-year deal with Somerset, which has officially ended all the hype and speculation surrounding whether he would move to another county side.
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Amla recorded a career-best 311 during the last Test he played in Surrey
South Africa batsman Hashim Amla has signed a deal with English county side Surrey, which will see him represent them for their last six championship matches.
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Duminy will replace Ponting
English county side Surrey have announced the signing of South African all-rounder JP Duminy for the last few weeks of the county season.