New Zealand cricket legend Kane Williamson has signed with Middlesex County Cricket Club for the 2025 season, marking his return to English county cricket. The 34-year-old batsman will feature in both the County Championship and the Vitality Blast, bringing his extensive experience to the Lord’s-based club.
Dual Commitments for the 2025 Season
Williamson’s 2025 commitments include:
- County Championship: He will play in at least five of Middlesex’s matches in the latter half of the season.
- Vitality Blast: Williamson is set to participate in a minimum of ten of the club’s 14 group fixtures.
In addition to his role with Middlesex, Williamson will captain London Spirit in The Hundred, further enhancing his presence at Lord’s throughout the summer.
A Storied International Career
Williamson’s international career is distinguished by over 18,000 runs across all formats, including 47 centuries. His leadership was instrumental in New Zealand’s journey to the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup final at Lord’s, where they narrowly missed victory.
Previous County Experience
Before joining Middlesex, Williamson played for Gloucestershire in 2011 and 2012, and for Yorkshire between 2013 and 2018. His return to English county cricket is anticipated to bolster Middlesex’s batting lineup and provide valuable mentorship to emerging players.
Looking Ahead
Williamson’s dual roles with Middlesex and London Spirit in 2025 underscore his commitment to the game and his adaptability across formats. His presence is expected to elevate the profile of both teams and offer fans the opportunity to witness a cricketing great in action at Lord’s.
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