Alex Hales: Nottinghamshire batsman signs new two-year white-ball contract
England global Alex Hales has already signed a new two-year agreement to represent Nottinghamshire in cricket before this 2021 season’s conclusion.
The batsman, who’ve played with only white-ball cricket to the county returned to the Notts fold in May after he served a 21-day ban for drug use.
Hales was pulled from all of England’s squads after his ban but also has performed 283 runs since his reintegration into his county squad, hitting on three fifties to the Outlaws to help them attain the quarter-finals of the Vitality Blast in their last-eight suit against Middlesex is going to be live on Sky Sports The Ashes from 7pm on Thursday, September 5.
“Notts is like home for me today,” Hales said. “I could not actually envisage playing everywhere else. I have made some great memories already and there’s many more to come.
“After a difficult start to summer time, everybody in the club was brilliant . I wish to settle the faith they have shown and that will continue to become my goal for at least the following two years.”
Hales has struck 11 centuries and 41 fifties since he has gathered accumulated 6,415 runs in white-ball cricket and arrived in 2008 at Notts.
He’ll join Barbados Tridents at the Caribbean Premier League, that begins reside on Sky Sports The Ashes out of 12.30am on Thursday, September 5, after Notts’ Blast semi-final.
“Alex is a highly sought-after white-ball cricketer right around the globe,” said director of cricket Mick Newell. “He has given several match-winning performances down the last few years and we’re searching for it to continue”
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