The 22-year-old is released to play in the Bob Willis Trophy against Kent after being dropped for the third Pakistan Test at The Ageas Bowl
Sam Curran has left the England Test squad to re-join Surrey for the fourth round of the Bob Willis Trophy.
The 22-year-old was dropped for the third Test against Pakistan, the last international red-ball match of the summer, and replaced by Jofra Archer.
He is now free to play against Kent for a Surrey side who have lost all three of their first-class matches this term.
Curran has played twice for England this summer, in the second Tests of the series against West Indies and Pakistan.
After finishing with match figures of 3-100 and scoring 17 runs against the Windies, he claimed 1-44 in the rain-affected draw with Pakistan.
On Friday, Ben Foakes and Ollie Robinson were permitted to re-join their counties Surrey and Sussex respectively.
James Bracey, Jack Leach, and Mark Wood remain in the bio-secure bubble as reserves and substitute fielders.
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