England’s first-class county groups will probably be allowed to field two, somewhat than one, overseas-registered participant in subsequent season’s home championship and Royal London Cup, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) mentioned on Friday.
The resolution was made by the ECB’s Board after a suggestion by the Performance Cricket Committee.
“There is an important balance to be struck to ensure the need for good foreign players in county cricket and providing opportunity for nine England-qualified players in each county team,” the ECB’s Performance Cricket Committee (PCC) chair Andrew Strauss mentioned in an announcement.
“There are clearly long-established benefits for our domestic players to compete against and learn from the best players from across the world in addition to providing high-quality domestic cricket for county members and fans to enjoy.”
Counties have been allowed just one ‘unqualified’ participant on the pitch for the reason that rule was modified for the 2008 season, partly to supply extra first-team alternatives for younger players eligible to play for England.
The change is not going to have an effect on the Vitality Blast T20 competitors which already permits groups to field two international players.
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