Five Hawks To Play In ILT20 Competition
Five Hawks men’s players have been signed to play in the International League T20 competition in the UAE from December-January
England Under-19s have called Hampshire’s Joe Weatherley into their squad for the fifth and last Royal London One-Day International against Australia at Worcester on Saturday after Haseeb Hameed received a county call from Lancashire.
England need to win the last game to square the series after slumping to 99 all out, and a seven-wicket defeat, in Leicester today.
Hameed was recalled to the team after missing out on Monday’s televised day-night victory in Derby but was one of six victims for Liam Hatcher, caught behind down the legside, after Australia had chosen to bowl first in helpful conditions.
The 18-year-old from Bolton has been selected by Lancashire’s coach Ashley Giles in a 13-man squad for the LV= County Championship match against Glamorgan which starts at Emirates Old Trafford on Friday.
Weatherley captained the Under-19s on their trip to Australia earlier this year, and has earned a recall through his form with Hampshire’s second team in recent weeks.
Joe has earned that chance with the weight of runs he has been scoring in second team cricket with Hampshire.
Andy Hurry, England U19s Coach
Weatherley will become the third Hampshire player in this squad, joining the spinners Brad Taylor and Mason Crane, while a fourth, Tom Alsop, opened the batting in the four-day match against Australia in Durham.
Five Hawks men’s players have been signed to play in the International League T20 competition in the UAE from December-January
Hampshire men’s bowling coach Graeme ‘Pop’ Welch will leave the club and re-join Warwickshire at the conclusion of his tenure
Hampshire men’s batter Ben Mayes and fast bowler Manny Lumsden are included in England U19s tour of the Caribbean