We take a look at the latest county news in our regular County Cricket Round-Up feature.
Kent have extended the contracts of off-spinner Adam Riley and wicket-keeper Chris Piesley. They have also awarded maiden professional contracts to seam bowlers Ivan Thomas and Benedict Kemp and Fabian Cowdrey, the grandson of the legendary Colin Cowdrey. James Goodman has retired from cricket to pursue a career elsewhere. More
Jason Roy has signed a new two-year contract with Surrey.
The case of Worcestershire batsman Adrian Shankar has been officially closed after it was decided that he will not face prosecution for deception.
James Taylor looks set to leave Leicestershire after the club reluctantly agreed to let him talk to other counties. Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and possibly Middlesex are believed to be among those wishing to sign him. Opinion
Warwickshire chief executive Colin Povey has said that the club will prioritise cricket-related spending over all other and has vowed that losing out on a lucrative Test match will not damage their on-field performance next season.
County Cricketers have been flourishing overseas in Zimbabwe’s Logan Cup, with Hampshire’s Liam Dawson hitting a century and taking seven wickets for the Mountaineers and Yorkshire’s Gary Ballance scoring 210 for the Mid West Rhinos.
Durham have extended the contracts of Ruel Brathwaite and Graham Onions to the end of the 2013 and 2015 seasons respectively. More
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