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Middlesex's Adam Rossington batting in the Vitality Blast against Kent
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Rossington making the most of his Middlesex homecoming

Adam Rossington says he ‘jumped at the chance’ to rejoin Middlesex when he received the county’s SOS call to replace the injured Joe Cracknell in the...

23.05.26, 08:30 Updated 23.05.26, 00:30 2 Minute Read

Ben Kosky

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Adam Rossington says he ‘jumped at the chance’ to rejoin Middlesex when he received the county’s SOS call to replace the injured Joe Cracknell in the Vitality Blast.

The 33-year-old wicketkeeper-batter made his comeback on Friday against Kent Spitfires at Lord’s, smashing 79 from 43 balls at the top of the order – albeit in a losing cause.

Rossington had been without a county since his departure from Essex at the end of last season, since when he has featured in T20 franchises in Nepal and Bangladesh and playing club cricket.

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