Indian batter Karun Nair will probably be heading again to Northamptonshire for the upcoming County Championship after a profitable outing with the English membership final season. The 32-year-old participant will probably be that includes in seven county video games for the facet. Nair performed for the facet final season within the last three matches of Division 1, because the crew didn’t survive relegation to Division 2. However, his total stint with the facet was successful, having performed knocks of 78, 150 and 21 in three innings for an combination of 249 runs at a median of 83.00. “I’m thrilled to be returning to Northamptonshire for another stint of County Championship cricket. I would like to thank the coach and captain for believing in me and giving me this wonderful opportunity,” Nair stated in a launch by the membership.

Nair had a brief worldwide profession with the Indian crew, enjoying six Tests and two ODIs, and the spotlight of his profession was an unbeaten 303 versus England in Chennai in 2016, when he turned solely the second Indian after Virender Sehwag to attain a triple hundred in a Test.

Expressing his delight at having Nair again, Northamptonshire head coach John Sadler stated, “Because of the impact Karun had with us last season, he was always our main target to get back with us this season.

“We are delighted to get him on board with us once more, and I’m positive he will probably be an excellent asset for us once more this season.” Nair will probably be changed by Prithvi Shaw within the Northamptonshire crew within the second half of the match.