Yorkshire swoop for Adams

Yorkshire Post | October 26, 2006 | Copyright

Headingley offer lucrative four-year deal to tempt Sussex captain to return North

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CHRIS WATERS

YORKSHIRE are poised to complete one of the most remarkable captures of recent times by signing Chris Adams, the captain of county champions Sussex, in a move that will send shockwaves through the English game.

The Yorkshire Post can reveal Adams, 36, is on the brink of a dramatic switch to Headingley Carnegie after being offered a lucrative four-year contract.

The former England batsman is to be given a newly-created role that would see him captain the team and also have a broad ...

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