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Ashton Agar joins British cricket club Middlesex

| @indiablooms | Mar 20, 2018, at 10:55 pm

London, Mar 20 (IBNS): British cricket team Middlesex has announced that Australian cricketer  Ashton Agar has joined their squad for the T20 Blast.

"Middlesex Cricket is delighted to announce the signing of Australian all-rounder Ashton Agar, who will join the club for this year’s Vitality Blast tournament," the club said in a statement.

Agar, 24, will join up with his new Middlesex teammates after the completion of Australia’s five match ODI series and one off IT20 fixture against England at the end of June.

He will be available to play in all fourteen South Group matches, and will remain with Middlesex until the end of the Vitality Blast, should qualification to the knockout stages be secured.

On signing for Middlesex, Ashton Agar commented: "I’m thrilled and very grateful to have signed for Middlesex for the upcoming Vitality Blast campaign and look forward to the challenge of achieving success with them."

 

Image: Middlesex Cricket Twitter page 

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