Matt Lamb pens two-year deal with Derbyshire
Matt Lamb (PC: Twitter)
Middle-order batter Matt Lamb has signed a two-year deal with Derbyshire after ending his stint with Warwickshire.
Derbyshire County Cricket Club on Thursday (October 6) confirmed that Lamb will be joining the club from the next season onwards.
Having spent his entire professional career to date with Warwickshire, Lamb has made his first move to another club. Lamb first joined the Warwickshire pathway programme at the under-nine level and went on to make his First-Class debut against Somerset in 2016.
In 2022, he made eight red-ball appearances, scoring 487 runs (two centuries, one half-century), and a further eight in the 2022 Royal London Cup (128 runs). He hasn't featured in the T20 Blast for Warwickshire since July 2021. The right-handed batter was instrumental in the team's successful campaign in 2021.
He has a First-Class best of 173 and a career red ball runs tally standing at 1,843, with three centuries and eight half-centuries.
Earlier, Pakistan's star batter Shan Masood left Derbyshire and moved to Yorkshire. Head coach Mickey Arthur has tried to fill Masood's void by including Lamb in their ranks.