Adam Hose pens three-year deal with Worcestershire

Adam Hose in Warwickshire colours

Newport-born Warwickshire batter Adam Hose has decided to move to the Worcestershire County Club on a three-year contract effectively from the 2023 season. The 29-year-old, who moved to Birmingham-based club from Somerset in 2017 has again changed his allegiance in quest of reviving his red-ball career.

Hose, has who primarily played white-ball cricket in the last few years, is keen to eye a spot in the First-Class setup of his new county. However, he has proved his worth in the white ball, becoming the third-highest run-getter in the Blast this year, scoring 558 runs.

Hose's shift comes as a reciprocal move to Moeen Ali and Ed Barnard, who will play for the Warwickshire in the upcoming season.

What Hose has to say on his deal

"I'm looking forward to a new chapter in my career at Worcestershire and delighted to sign for the next three years and hopefully beyond," 

"I've got a fair amount of experience under my belt, but I’m only 29 and believe that my best years are ahead of me. Worcestershire have had a lot of success in recent times in white ball cricket, and I want to play my part in repeating that Vitality Blast success of 2018 and 2019.

"But Ed (Pollock) was given his chance to play more red-ball cricket after moving to Worcestershire from Warwickshire, and I’m hoping I can also earn that opportunity with my form and in training."