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The Hampshire leg-spinner has committed his future to the Club, signing a new contract extension
Hampshire Cricket are delighted to announce that Mason Crane has put pen-to-paper on a new deal, extending his stay at The Ageas Bowl until at least the end of 2024.
Crane, a product of Hampshire’s successful player pathway system, made his first-team debut in 2015 and has become an influential member of the squad ever since.
We are delighted that Mason has committed his future to Hampshire. He has developed into a vital member of our squad and we are confident that he will contribute to any successes we have in the future.
Giles White, Hampshire Director of Cricket
I’m very happy to have signed a contract extension here at Hampshire. I've really enjoyed my time at Hampshire so it was an easy decision to extend my stay and I’m looking forward to pushing for silverware.
Mason Crane
He showed his potential to The Ageas Bowl crowd when he became the youngest Hampshire player to record a five-wicket haul in a County Championship clash with Warwickshire, just weeks after making his debut for the Club.
Continuing to impress on the county scene, Crane received international recognition courtesy of a call-up to England’s IT20 side in the summer of 2017, before making his Test debut as part of their squad for the 2017/18 Ashes series in Australia.
Last season the 25-year-old was crucial in the Vitality Blast as the Hawks made it all the way to Finals Day, taking 16 wickets. Though he found himself in and out of the County Championship side, he still managed to take 23 wickets at an average of 25 in just six appearances – including a best of 5-41 in the final game against Lancashire as he almost bowled Hampshire to the County Championship title.
You can watch Crane and the rest of the Hawks squad in Vitality Blast action this summer with a T20 Passport.
Passports are currently available at the Early Bird price of £109, offering you admission to all seven of Hampshire Hawks’ home matches at The Ageas Bowl this year, including the huge Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend 'el clasicoast' clash against local-rivals Sussex Sharks – which is part of a mouth-watering T20 double-header as Southern Vipers take on Northern Diamonds on the same day.
Individual match tickets for the 2022 Vitality Blast go on general sale on Wednesday 9th March, but you can get immediate access to discounted Early Bird tickets by registering for priority.
To access individual match tickets or get hold one of an Early Bird Vitality Passport simply visit ageasbowl.com/cricket.
Hampshire Hawks have also announced a brand-new type of ticket for this summer’s T20 matches at The Ageas Bowl, the Vitality Blast Plus ticket, which offers an upgrade on general admission tickets with premium reserved seating and access to a private, pitch-facing lounge and bar.
A limited-number of these new Plus tickets are available for each of Hampshire Hawks’ seven Vitality Blast matches at The Ageas Bowl this summer and they are on priority sale now.
Furthermore, a new, free rail shuttle bus provision is on offer for fans travelling to and from The Ageas Bowl for Vitality Blast fixtures this summer – with Hawks supporters able to make use of free buses from Southampton Airport Parkway and Hedge End railway stations before, during and after each of this summer’s T20 matches.
The ultimate way to watch Hampshire in action all season long is by joining the Hampshire Cricket Family with a Membership.
2022 Members also receive access to an exclusive allocation of tickets for next summer’s otherwise sold-out Vitality IT20s at The Ageas Bowl with England facing both India and South Africa at the venue next summer, alongside a whole host of other exciting benefits.
