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Cricketer Beer signs new Sussex deal


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Published Date: 09 October 2008
SUSSEX CCC has handed new two year professional contracts to two rising stars, Ragheb Aga and Horsham spinner Will Beer.

Aga, 24, enjoyed a successful first season on the playing staff. Ragheb was the leading wicket taker in One Day Cricket for the Second XI with an average of 14.17.

Aga played five first-class matches for Sussex this year – taking nine wickets and returning an impressive average of 25.77.

Aga also played two one-day matches for the first team and represented his home nation, Kenya, in the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers in August.

Beer, 20, also had a successful first season on the playing staff. Will played two first-class matches and four Twenty20 games for the first team and impressed with his controlled and skilful leg-spin.

Beer also represented England Under-19s when New Zealand toured in July and August and was the leading wicket taker in the Youth Test Matches – taking 10 wickets at an average of 17.60, including best innings figures of 6-53.

Professional cricket manager Mark Robinson said: "Ragheb, as a bowling all-rounder, and Will, as a leg-spinner, are two exciting commodities to have at the club. If they both continue to progress as they have this season, they should have big futures within the team."


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  • Last Updated: 09 October 2008 4:45 PM
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  • Location: Horsham
 
 

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