Warwickshire re-signs Will Young and Manav Suthar for Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 2:59 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Warwickshire has re-signed New Zealand batter Will Young and India spinner Manav Suthar ahead of the final games of the County Championship. Young returns to the squad after scoring 1,215 runs in 23 Test matches and averaging 53 during his previous stint at Edgbaston. Suthar, who took 11 wickets in two games earlier this summer, has been impactful for the team. This move comes as the club seeks to enhance its chances of winning the County Championship, where they currently sit third, level on points with Somerset. Both players will participate in the remaining matches of the campaign.
- •Will Young returns for the final six games of the season.
- •Manav Suthar will join for the last four matches.
- •Warwickshire is currently third in the County Championship.
- •Young previously averaged 53 in his short stint with the Bears.
- •Suthar took 11 wickets, including 5-100 against Somerset.
- 2:59 PMYahoo Sports — Batter Young and spinner Suthar return to Bears
"Warwickshire re-sign New Zealand batter Will Young and India spinner Manav Suthar for the final stages of the County Championship season.
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