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Hose signs new three-year Worcestershire contract

Adam Hose has committed his future to Worcestershire by agreeing to a three-year contract extension, keeping the 34-year-old at the club through the conclusion of the 2029 campaign. The batter, who took over T20 captaincy duties midway through the most recent season, has accumulated over 2,400 first-class runs across 46 matches since arriving from Warwickshire in 2023.

Following a difficult period marked by a significant ankle injury sustained in 2025, Hose managed 638 runs during the 2026 season, helping the team secure a fifth-place finish in Division Two. Head coach Alan Richardson praised the player's resilience and importance to the squad, noting his development into a key leader.

This announcement follows the recent contract renewal of wicketkeeper-batter Gareth Roderick, who is now signed until 2028.

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