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Northamptonshire Player Number: 489
The powerful South African must have needed a large cardboard box following Northamptonshire’s presentation evening at the County Ground last autumn as he carried home a stack of awards – including the much-coveted Players’ Player accolade. He continues to thrill and amaze with his sensational hitting at the start of the innings in T20 cricket, boasting a Blast strike-rate of 166.66 in 2017 (outstripping his figure for the previous season), but also notched a superb 115 to help the side beat Nottinghamshire in the Championship. He might have done even more had he not missed several weeks’ cricket with concussion following a blow on the head. Richard spent a couple of seasons – 2013 and 2014 – appearing in limited-overs cricket for the County, but has been available for us in all formats since 2015.
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Northamptonshire completed an impressive 124-run win over Nottinghamshire on the final morning at Wantage Road to take the race for promotion from Division Two of the Specsavers County Championship into the final week.
Richard Levi’s unbeaten half-century led Northamptonshire to a six-wicket win over Sussex on the fourth afternoon at Wantage Road to keep alive their hopes of promotion from Division Two of the Specsavers County Championship.
Rob Keogh's gritty undefeated 88 wasn't enough to save Northamptonshire from an eight-wicket defeat with a full day to spare against Worcestershire at Wantage Road
Northamptonshire slipped to a 19-run defeat in Sunday's Royal London Cup group match away to Durham
Richard Levi's century wasn't enough to prevent Northamptonshire suffering another defeat in the Royal London Cup group stages at Derby on Sunday.
David Willey's aggressive knock of 74 against his former club was largely responsible for Yorkshire Vikings beating North Group leaders, Northamptonshire Steelbacks, by 75 runs in the NatWest T20 Blast at Headingley on Friday night.
Moin Ashraf has initially joined us on a short term basis from the Leeds Bradford University. He was on the Yorkshire County Cricket Club for several seasons.
Richard Levi’s 28-ball half-century helped Northamptonshire to consecutive wins in the NatWest T20 Blast with a record T20 run-chase of 196 at Wantage Road. Levi’s 58 in 37 balls gave Northants a flowing start and Steven Crook’s 33 in 24 balls finished the job.
A savage half-century from Richard Levi and Seekkuge Prasanna's last-over heroics propelled the Steelbacks to victory in their opening NatWest T20 Blast fixture at Licester
Whilst the 2015 season may have been completed a few months ago there was one outstanding piece of business that was still to be completed and our Chairman, Gavin Warren nominated himself for the job.
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