Bosch 'tried too hard', says Fulton, as all-rounder's Middlesex stint ends
22.08.26, 09:00 Updated 21.08.26, 22:35 2 Minute Read
Ben Kosky
Departing all-rounder Eathan Bosch may have overdone his efforts to be successful as a Middlesex player, admits head coach Peter Fulton.
The 28-year-old finished his four-month spell with the Seaxes by top-scoring with what may yet prove a valuable unbeaten 43 in the first innings of their ongoing County Championship game against Kent at Merchant Taylors’ School.
However, Bosch – who has been called up by South Africa for their T20I tour of Namibia, beginning at the end of next week, was then withdrawn from the game after sustaining a blow on his left elbow during that innings.
Left-arm seamer Noah Cornwell was approved as an injury replacement by match referee Wayne Noon – who was then sought out by Kent head coach Adam Hollioake to query the decision.
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