Yorkshire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce the overseas signing of Indian international spinner, Kuldeep Yadav.  

The 31-year-old will be available for five Metro Bank One Day Cup matches, before returning to Headingley for three of the final four Rothesay County Championship fixtures in September.  

Yadav goes straight into the squad for Friday’s 50-over clash with Glamorgan at Neath. 

The left-armer has claimed 79 wickets at an average of 22 with a best return of 5-40 across his 18 test matches. He starred against England in 2024, taking 19 wickets across the five-match series. 

In ODI’s he has been even more prolific, taking 194 wickets with a best of 6-25.  

(Photo by Pankaj Nangia/Getty Images)

On joining Yorkshire, Yadav said: “I’m really pleased to be joining Yorkshire and grateful for this opportunity. It will be a real privilege to represent a Club with Yorkshire’s proud history.  

“I’ve always enjoyed the challenge of playing in English conditions and after speaking with the management, I became really excited to join up with the team and I’m looking forward to making a positive contribution during my time at Headingley.” 

Gavin Hamilton, General Manager of Cricket added, “Kuldeep is an accomplished, international quality player who will add incredible strength to our lineup for these blocks of fixtures.  

“Given the dry summer we’ve experienced, we expect spin to play an important role during the closing stages of the season. Kuldeep gives us another dimension with his left-arm wrist spin and brings a wealth of experience at the highest level. We’re delighted to welcome him to Yorkshire.” 

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