Northamptonshire Player Number: 492
Josh secured a place in the record books in 2016 after being named ‘Man of the Match’ in a domestic T20 final for the second time in his career. His knock of 80 from 48 balls (his fifth half-century of the campaign) paved the way for the Steelbacks’ triumph over Durham at Edgbaston. He celebrated by signing a new three-year deal with the club. The son of a Leicestershire stalwart, Russell Cobb, Josh crossed one of county cricket’s great divides – from Grace Road to Wantage Road – in 2015 and proceeded to make telling contributions in all formats for his new club. In addition to his destructive batting and tidy off-spin, he is one of the most brilliant fielders in county cricket. After a relatively quiet 2017 season he will be eager to return to the spotlight this summer following a stint in Australia.
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The final day’s play at Wantage Road became the fourth to be called off following an early inspection, leaving the Specsavers County Championship Division Two match between Northamptonshire and Durham entirely abandoned.
Unsung heroes of the 18 first-class counties gathered at the National Cricket Performance Centre in Loughborough this week as momentum gathers over new plans to support the County Talent Pathway.
Ryan Sidebottom took 10 wickets in the match as Warwickshire got their bid for an immediate return to Division One of the Specsavers County Championship underway with an innings-and-48-run victory over Northamptonshire on the third afternoon at Wantage Road.
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club today unveiled the first 12 nominees of the clubs Hall of Fame.
As the players and coaches prepare for a long and arduous season, we provide a rundown on everything you need to know on Northamptonshire as they enter the 2018 campaign.
Despite the snow and the rain, Head Coach, David Ripley has been impressed by his sides attitude and performance during the winter training camps and practice sessions.
Concussion Replacements will be available for the first time in all four professional domestic competitions this summer, in one of a number of significant changes to the Playing Conditions.
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club is to honour some of the leading figures in its history by launching a ‘Hall of Fame’ at the County Ground.
With the season beginning in just a few, short weeks, it was time for the players and coaches to jet off to sunnier surroundings and prepare for the season in style.
Northamptonshire paceman, Richard Gleeson, delivered an number of inspiring performances for the North as part of the annual North South series.
Global Superstars CRAIG DAVID and RITA ORA to perform at The County Ground Northampton on Saturday September 01 2018
Northamptonshire right arm seamer, Richard Gleeson, has been selected for the MCC squad as they take on Essex in the Champion County Match 2018.v
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club will be travelling to Barbados early on Friday morning for their annual, pre-season tour.
The world's biggest girl band Little Mix have announced that 2017 X Factor Winners RAK-SU and Australian sister trio Germein will be joining them on their huge of UK summer shows throughout July as part of the group's 'The Summer Hits Tour 2018'.
Northamptonshire has completed the signing of the 20-year-old South African wicket keeper, Ricardo Vasconcelos.
Saqib Mahmood and Richard Gleeson answered Andy Flower’s selection call and were the pick of the bowlers as England Lions dominated the opening day of the final "Test" against West Indies A in Antigua.
Today, Northamptonshire County Cricket Club has announced a three-year kit deal with sports clothing and kit provider, Canterbury.
NCCC is delighted to announce that the club will be continuing their reciprocal agreement with Huntingdon racecourse in 2018
Northamptonshire fast bowler Richard Gleeson has been called up to the England Lions squad for their winter tour to the West Indies.
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club announce their results for the financial year ending 30th September 2017. The club continues to show financial growth and stability, carrying on from 2015 and 2016 results.
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