Former England all-rounder, Samit Patel bids adieu to Nottinghamshire

CANTERBURY: Former England all-rounder, Samit Patel is leaving Nottinghamshire after serving the county cricket club for more than two decades of his career.

Patel, who will turn 39 this November, has not been offered a contract by the club and is set to play for Derbyshire as he feels he still has a lot to offer to the game.

After making his first-team debut for Notts in 2002, Patel played more than 600 games with over 700 wickets and nearly 21,000 runs across all formats and won six significant trophies, including the County Championship twice (2005/2010), T20 Blast twice (2017/2020), and the domestic List A trophy (2013/2017) with the club.

Furthermore, between 2008 and 2015, he also played 60 matches for England across all formats. IANS

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