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Roland Jones hints at more success ahead for 'growing' team

Middlesex's elder statesman suggests Metro Bank success could be a mere stepping stone for squad with all bases covered.

22.09.26, 11:11 3 Minute Read

Jon Batham

Jon Batham

Middlesex may not have to wait another 10 years for their next silverware according to their elder statesman Toby Roland-Jones.

It’s 10 years to the day since the veteran seamer’s hat-trick won the men of Lord’s their 13th County Championship title, so Sunday’s thrilling victory over Leicestershire in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup ended a decade of on-field struggles and off-field strife.

Roland-Jones, now 38 has built a reputation over the years as a man with a penchant for understatement, and amid the elation in the aftermath of success there was the usual level, measured tone.

Yet amongst it all there was a clear sense this long-awaited triumph should be seen as a stop over in a layby as part of a greater journey for a squad littered with youngsters who can only get better.

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