Hampshire all-rounder Liam Dawson has signed a new three-year deal with the club, extending his stay at the Utilita Bowl. The 34-year-old has played 491 times for Hampshire across all formats, winning four trophies with the club. Dawson expressed his delight at being able to continue playing for the team, highlighting his excitement about what they can achieve together and his desire to pass on his experience to younger players.
Having made his debut for Hampshire in 2007, Dawson has become a key player for the team, also representing England on 20 occasions across all three formats. He played a crucial role in England’s Cricket World Cup victory in 2019. Hampshire narrowly missed out on the County Championships last season, finishing as runners-up. Dawson now aims to help the team challenge a dominant Surrey side, who have won the competition for the past three years.
Speaking about Surrey’s strong performances, Dawson acknowledged their status as favorites but emphasized Hampshire’s strength as well. He believes that with the team’s potential and his own contribution, they have a chance to challenge for the title in the coming years. As Dawson looks forward to the future, he remains confident in his abilities and his desire to continue playing at a high level.
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