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Johnson Rejoins Derbyshire On Loan For The Rest Of The Season

2 August 2012
Johnson Rejoins Derbyshire On Loan For The Rest Of The Season

Warwickshire wicketkeeper Richard Johnson has rejoined Derbyshire on loan for the rest of the season, following Tim Ambrose's recovery from a thigh strain.

 

Johnson was recalled from a one-month loan spell at Derbyshire to play in the Bears recent LV County Championship match against Surrey.

 

However, the Bears have allowed the 23 year-old to return to Grandstand Road following Ambrose's early return to fitness and the injury to Derbyshire gloveman, Tom Poynton.

 

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