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Stephen Eskinazi: Leicestershire sign Middlesex batter on three-year deal

Leicestershire have signed batter Stephen Eskinazi from Middlesex on a three-year contract.

The 31-year-old right-hander becomes the Foxes’ third arrival this week after the signings of wicketkeeper Jonny Tattersall and seamer Josh Davey.

Eskinazi initially joins Division Two leaders Leicestershire on a loan deal for their final three County Championship matches of the season before becoming a permanent member of the squad on 1 November.

The Johannesburg-born opener, who grew up in Australia, moved to Lord’s in 2013, going on to make his first-class debut for Middlesex two years later.

He leaves after 12 years with the club, having hit 16 centuries, and amassing 9,612 runs in his career so far.

“To be able to represent, lead and win silverware for one of the most iconic domestic teams in world cricket has been the honour and privilege of my career,” Eskinazi told the Middlesex website., external


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