Northamptonshire Player Number: 492
Josh secured a place in the record books in 2016 after being named ‘Man of the Match’ in a domestic T20 final for the second time in his career. His knock of 80 from 48 balls (his fifth half-century of the campaign) paved the way for the Steelbacks’ triumph over Durham at Edgbaston. He celebrated by signing a new three-year deal with the club. The son of a Leicestershire stalwart, Russell Cobb, Josh crossed one of county cricket’s great divides – from Grace Road to Wantage Road – in 2015 and proceeded to make telling contributions in all formats for his new club. In addition to his destructive batting and tidy off-spin, he is one of the most brilliant fielders in county cricket. After a relatively quiet 2017 season he will be eager to return to the spotlight this summer following a stint in Australia.
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David Capel has asked Northamptonshire County Cricket Club to pass on his grateful thanks to all those supporters and former colleagues who have sent their good wishes and messages of support during his illness.
Pace bowler Ben Cotton has joined Northamptonshire’s attack on a one-year contract.
Scotland international Tom Sole and batsman Charlie Thurston have both agreed professional contracts with Northamptonshire County Cricket Club.
Ken Turner and George Tribe are the latest inductees to Northamptonshire County Cricket Club’s ‘Hall of Fame.’
Northampton Winter Food Festival returns to The County Ground on 10th & 11th November. Book your tickets today!
Head coach David Ripley praised Ben Curran's unbeaten 83 which steered Northamptonshire to a six-wicket, two-day victory over Sussex at Wantage Road.
Ben Sanderson took four wickets and slugged 36 from No. 11 to put Northamptonshire on top against Sussex after a first day's play where 20 wickets fell at Wantage Road.
Head coach David Ripley says that he was disappointed that the bad weather in Bristol put paid to any hopes of Northamptonshire getting a Specsavers County Championship win over Gloucestershire.
Northamptonshire and Gloucestershire were frustrated by the weather on the third day of the Specsavers County Championship Second Division match at Bristol.
An enterprising sixth-wicket stand between Richard Levi and Adam Rossington made the difference as Northamptonshire gained the upper hand on day two of the Specsavers County Championship match with Gloucestershire at Bristol.
Brett Hutton played a starring role as Northamptonshire dominated Gloucestershire on the opening day of the Specsavers County Championship match at Bristol.
Steven Crook has today announced his retirement from all forms of cricket at the end of the 2018 season.
Ricardo Vasconcelos has committed his future to Northamptonshire by signing a three-year contract extension which will see him remain at the club until the end of the 2021 season.
Head coach David Ripley said that it had been a game of fine margins between Northamptonshire and Derbyshire at the County Ground.
Brett Hutton’s 5-59 and 62 from Ricardo Vasconelos put Northamptonshire on top against Derbyshire at the County Ground in day three of their Specsavers County Championship match. But Hardus Viljoen’s four wickets ensured the home side were not out of sight, with Northamptonshire 198-8 in their second-innings, leading by 231.
Just 29 overs were possible on a rain-affected second day at the County Ground between Northamptonshire and Derbyshire, and this Specsavers County Championship match remains in the balance.
Saif Zaib and Ben Curran made 50s as Northamptonshire enjoyed a good opening day against Derbyshire at Wantage Road in the Specsavers County Championship. Zaib's 57 and Curran, with 51, steered their team to 255 before Derbyshire were reduced to 60-2 at the close.
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club has today announced that Richard Gleeson has left the County Ground to join Lancashire, with immediate effect.
Adam Rossington's first half-century since returning to action was not enough to prevent Kent continuing their chase for promotion from Specsavers County Championship Division Two.
Northamptonshire Head Coach David Ripley has described new signing Blessing Muzarabani as a player with plenty of potential, after the club today confirmed the signing of the Zimbabwean international on a three-year contract.
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