Rachel Slater signs for Yorkshire CCC
Rachel Slater, the 22-year-old Scotland left-arm pace bowler, has agreed a three-year deal.
It follows the capture of Lauren Winfield-Hill, the England wicketkeeper-batter, on a four-year contract, and that of Sterre Kalis, the Netherlands batter, on a three-year arrangement.
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Slater, born in New York State and raised in Leeds, has been playing for Scotland at the T20 World Cup.
Like Winfield-Hill and Kalis, she is well-known locally, having come through the Yorkshire system and helped Northern Diamonds win the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy in 2022.
She has also played in The Hundred for the Headingley-based Northern Superchargers.
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Hide Ad“Yorkshire is the best place for me to grow as a cricketer,” said Slater.
“I love it here, and I’m over the moon to have signed.
“This felt like the best decision for my career. I think what Yorkshire are doing as a club is amazing – on and off the pitch.”
Rich Pyrah, the Yorkshire women’s head coach, said: “We’re so happy to have signed Rachel, who brings with her dedication, international experience and a winning mentality.
“To play at a World Cup would have been an amazing experience for Rachel, playing on the biggest stage against the best players in the world.
“Taking the new ball, swinging it left-arm, is gold dust, and you can see her development over the last year, especially.”
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