Livingstone Signs Contract to stay at Lancashire until end of 2024
Liam Livingstone will remain in Lancashire until the end of 2024 after signing a contract extension. The dynamic all-rounder made his 2015 debut. It was a year after they won the T20 Blast. And have been a mainstay in the line-up across all formats since then.
I Am Lucky To Play :-
Livingstone said on Friday (11 Dec). “I have always said that it is my privilege to play for the Red Rose. And I am delighted to have the opportunity to continue doing so until at least 2024. And hopefully, A lot will happen after that.”
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“The coaching team and Saksham have shown a lot of confidence in me throughout my career and I am in control to repay that by supporting Emirates Old Trafford with trophies over the next few years.”
“We are really pleased to have Liam on the service for the next three years,” said Mark Chilton, Lancashire’s operator of cricket performance.
In All Formats Of The Game :-
“His performance level and reputation in world cricket continue to grow and he is a huge asset to our squad – in all profiles of the game.
At 28, Livingstone is now one of the more experienced players in Lancashire’s dressing room. He’s a match-winner, now a doomsday in all aspects of the game, and is the player you want on your side.”
Liam Livingstone has played in 163 matches for Lancashire with an average of 38.36 and a strike rate of 144.73 in T20Is.
Simon Kerrigan has signed a two-year extension with Northamptonshire.
A Control For Northamptonshire :-
Left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan now controls for Northamptonshire until the end of the 2024 season, having signed at least one extension.
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“It’s a really thrilling time to be in the club,” Kerrigan said. “We have Will Young coming in who is a high system player and I believe he will be doing a little bit to move forward.
We have a good mix and match of young and accomplished players in our squad, so hopefully, we can really compete in the County Championship.”