Head returns to Yorkshire
By our correspondents
March 19, 2017
LONDON: Australia batsman Travis Head will return to Yorkshire for this year’s domestic T20 Blast competition, the English county announced on Saturday.
“I am looking forward to returning to Headingley to play for the Yorkshire Vikings in 2017,” Head said in comments published on the Yorkshire website.
“I really enjoyed my time in Yorkshire last year and I can’t wait to meet up with the lads again.”
Head, 23, impressed for Yorkshire in last season’s One-Day Cup and scored 113 runs in four Twenty20 games before being summoned for one-day duty with Australia.
He recently recorded his first international century, plundering 128 runs against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval, and is also developing as a bowler.
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