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Lancashire have bolstered their County Championship campaign by signing experienced Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali for the remainder of the season. Jamie Hall looks at what the 39-year-old brings to Old Trafford.
Colin Ackermann has put pen to paper on a new deal at Durham, securing his future at the county until 2028 after cementing himself as one of their most versatile performers across all formats.
Jason Gallian has announced his departure as Essex chairman following Monday's AGM, with the club now in need of yet another new leader at the top of their board.
Yorkshire have bolstered their spin attack by signing Indian international Kuldeep Yadav for a two-block stint covering the One-Day Cup and the closing rounds of the County Championship.
Gloucestershire have wrapped up a three-year agreement to sign Middlesex seamer Henry Brookes, with the deal set to begin once the current season concludes.
Lancashire have tied down promising fast bowler Mitch Stanley on a new two-year deal after he finally established himself as a first-team regular in 2025. The 25-year-old, who holds an ECB Development Contract, has been one of the county's standout performers this season.
Ben Raine has committed his future to Durham, signing a contract extension that will keep the experienced all-rounder at his home county through to the end of the 2028 season.
Yorkshire have made a significant addition to their seam attack by signing James Taylor from Surrey on a three-year contract, with the 25-year-old due to arrive ahead of the 2027 campaign.
Paul Farbrace will move into a part-time director of cricket position at Sussex from November, providing vital stability as the financially troubled county navigates a challenging period of rebuilding.
Rishi Patel will leave Leicestershire when the season concludes, bringing an end to a six-year stint that saw the county win two major honours. The 27-year-old says the time is right for a fresh challenge.
Sussex have turned to former UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner to steady the ship as the county navigates a significant financial crisis, ECB oversight, and a shrinking playing budget.
Tom Clark has pledged his immediate future to Sussex, signing a one-year deal despite the county operating under ECB financial restrictions. The 25-year-old admits he weighed his options carefully before committing.