It is a great honour to sign another contract for Sussex, says Matt Prior – Cricket News Update
England’s star wicketkeeper batsman, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/MJ-Prior-c1984, is delighted to have inked a fresh two-year contract with Sussex and he considers it to be great honour for him. The county side management is also proud of having a world class cricketer in its camp.
The http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Sussex-c852 Cricket Club has formally announced that Prior is going to be a crucial part of the team for the next couple of years.
Prior has professed deep love and respect for the club for which he has been playing for the last 11 years. The wicketkeeper claims that both the fans and members of the team have showered immense support and esteem on him over the years, and he is determined
to contribute to their successes.
Talking to the media, Prior said, “It's a great honour to sign another contract for Sussex. I've been at the club as a professional for 11 years now and it is very close to my heart. The support over the years from the fans and members alike has been very
special, and the players and management are always striving for more success which I can hopefully be a big part of."
The club’s manager, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Mark-Andrew-Robinson-c74518, has given a warm welcome to the versatile player, asserting that he will bring vast experience and ace talent in the wing.
He told, “Matt nowadays doesn't just bring his performance when he comes back to play for us, but a wealth of experience and desire for himself and those around him to succeed."
Prior is one of those star South African cricketers who have embellished and enriched English cricket with their excellence. The batter personated a key role in the Poms’ tremendous victories over India in the bilateral home series a couple of months back.
However, he was not part of the English squad which suffered a humiliating 0-5 series whitewash in http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750 last month.
The 29-year-old now aims at bidding farewell to wicket, keeping and putting all his focus on improving himself as a consistent batsman.
Making his debut for Team http://www.senore.com/Cricket/England-c56013 in 2004, the right-hander has played 47 Test, 68 ODI and 10 T20I matches so far. Apart from this, he has 194 First-Class and 218 List A games to his name.
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