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Robson aims to finish career at Middlesex

Middlesex opener Sam Robson chats to Up The Middle about his desire to remain a one-club man, his adoption of and by London and getting back to the day job after becoming a dad and hosting his benefit year.

12.03.26, 08:30 Updated 11.03.26, 18:30 6 Minute Read

Jon Batham

Jon Batham

Sam Robson wants Middlesex to remain his sporting home for the rest of his career.

The 36 year-old right-hander put pen to paper on a new deal in January, committing him to the Seaxes until at least the end of the 2027 season.

Whether that will mark the end of a journey in NW8 which began when he first arrived through the Grace Gates as a fresh-faced 18 year-old off the plane from Australia, he wasn’t saying.

What is clear however, is the decision to commit for another two years wasn’t a difficult one, and that whatever follows he has no inclination to play anywhere else.

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