The mysterious donor ensures the Green County Agreement to promote the WTC case

Australia Allrounder will play five games for Gloudeshire before the final of the World Testing Championship

Cameron Green will join his teammate of Western Australia Cameron Bancroft in Gloudeshire in an attempt to boost his case for a retirement for the final of the World Testing Championship.

The Allrounder, who is also looking at a return after the return surgery for WA at the end of the Sheffield Shield season, has signed an agreement of five games with the county of the Division Dos for April and May before the clash of Australia with South Africa in Lord’s in June.

Green’s first game for Bristol headquarters will be a trip out of Canterbury to face Kent as of April 18, with his culminating period in another accessory outside Award against Northambtnshire from May 23.

Glousteshire said that the agreement to land the 25 -year -old would not have been possible without a “significant donation” of one of the club members.

“We are incredibly grateful for their generosity, which has allowed us to make this agreement without exceeding the game budget,” said President Peter Matthews.

“We are delighted to welcome Cameron to Gloudeshire and will do everything possible to support him that has a pleasant and productive stay in Bristol.”

While this English summer will mark Green’s first raid in the County Cricket, he was a member of the Australian WTC victory in the Oval in 2023 and appeared in three of the five ash tests to help retain the URN 2-2.

Green’s last competitive games before being discarded from summer at home with a back injury that required a major column surgery also arrived in England during the Australian white ball tour of the United Kingdom last September.

Bancroft, who was announced as the announced as the one announced as Gloucester, which was announced as the Club’s red ball leader for the 2025 season At the beginning of the week.

“Cameron Green’s ability is unquestionable. It usually operates in a key position for the best test team in the world at this time and having that pedigree in our camp is incredible for players next to him,” said the coach in GLOS Chief, Mark Alleyne.

“We have serious ambitions in all formats in 2025 and Cameron’s firm will reinforce this feeling.”

Green resumed the batting in the networks in Perth in January and has been operating since the beginning of the New Year after undergoing surgery in October in Christchurch. He hopes to play as a specialized batter before the end of the national season.

WA is looking at a fourth final appearance of Sheffield Shield Sheffield after his victory over Queensland this week he saw them jump from the last to 0.24 points behind NSW second place.

The three -time reigning champions face NSW in their next game from March 6 to 9 at Waca Ground before the regular season at home against Victoria.

With Green’s imminent advance and Travis Head’s return to No.5 after opening in Sri Lanka, Australia faces a selection exhibition in the average order for the WTC final after the impressive beginning of Beau Webster and Josh Inglis in Your test races.

Inglis is currently part of the Australian Champions Trophy campaign in Pakistan, while Webster will end the Australian summer with Tasmania before joining the Uno Warwickshire division team for the three -month period of the county in May.

In other places, the NSW Allrounder Jack Edwards has signed with Hampshire during the first two months in the County season, while Blues Henriques veteran will join Nottinghamshire for the explosion of the T20 with Daniel Sams.

Australians in the County Cricket for 2025

Derbyshire: Caleb Jewell

GloudeShire: Cameron Bancroft, Cameron Green (April-May)

Hampshire: Jack Edwards (April-May)

Kent: Wes Agar, Tom Rogers (only T20 Explosion)

Lancashire: Chris Green, Marcus Harris

Leinteshire: Peter Handscomb

Northampthonshire: Ashton Agar (only explosion T20)

Nottinghamshire: Moises Henriques (only T20 Explosion), Fergus O’Neill (until April 28), Daniel Sams (only explosion T20)

Somersault: Riley Meredith

Sussex: Daniel Hughes, Gurinder Sandhu (June-Julio)

Warwickshire: Beau Webster

Worcestershire: Ben Dwarshuis (only T20 Explosion)

Yorkshire: Will Sutherland (T20 Blast + 2 County)