James Fuller signs new contract with Hampshire, targets more silverware in 2023

Fuller was ever-present as Hampshire lifted the T20 Blast in 2022 and has made 93 appearances for the club in all formats since moving to the south coast from Middlesex in 2019

Hampshire allrounder James Fuller has been rewarded for his impressive 2022 season with a new contract which will keep him at the Ageas Bowl until at least the end of 2024.

Fuller moved to the south coast from Middlesex in 2019 and has since made 93 appearances for the side.

Upon signing his new deal, Fuller said: "I'm really happy – I love playing my cricket at the Ageas Bowl.

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"Last season was unbelievable for us as a team and for me personally, and I'm delighted that I was able to contribute to our success.

"We all really want to build on that and the aim is that we can add more silverware in 2023."

Fuller was ever-present as Hampshire lifted their third T20 Blast title, topping the side's wicket-taking charts with 23 dismissals, including two wickets in the final, and scoring 290 runs at 32.22.

He also featured in all but one of Hampshire's County Championship matches, with his exploits earning him the players' player of the year award.

Giles White, Hampshire's director of cricket, said: "James adds 'X factor' and balance to our line-up and it was fantastic to see him deliver across the formats last summer."