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Rossington makes Middlesex return as T20 stand-in for injured Cracknell

Wicketkeeper-batter Adam Rossington is to rejoin Middlesex on a short-term T20 deal to replace the injured Joe Cracknell – 12 years after his last game for...

19.05.26, 10:30 Updated 18.05.26, 20:47 2 Minute Read

Ben Kosky

Ben Kosky

Wicketkeeper-batter Adam Rossington is to rejoin Middlesex on a short-term T20 deal to replace the injured Joe Cracknell – 12 years after his last game for the county.

Rossington, who is a free agent after leaving Essex at the end of last season, is in line to keep wicket and open the batting in the Seaxes’ first six Vitality Blast games.

Cracknell injured a finger during the recent County Championship game against Lancashire and was replaced behind the stumps by Harry Duke, who moved from Yorkshire on a two-match loan.

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