Middlesex Cricket can confirm that Eathan Bosh will leave the club following the completion of our Rothesay County Championship clash against Kent, which gets underway on Thursday, following a call-up to the South Africa squad for their white-ball tour of Namibia.
Bosch joined the club as its overseas signing in April this year and made his debut against Durham at Lord’s in May. Since signing, the all-rounder has featured 13 times for Middlesex across all three formats, scoring 234 runs and taking 11 wickets.
On leaving the club, Eathan Bosch said:
“I’m extremely grateful to Middlesex for having me over the last couple of months. I’ve really enjoyed my time with the club, and it’s been great getting to know everyone.
“A special thanks goes to Peter Fulton and the coaching staff for their help and for all their support.
“Wishing the boys all the very best for the next couple of weeks, and I’ll be following closely to see how you all get on!”
Director of Cricket Alan Coleman added:
“I’m delighted for Eathan; getting players internationally recognised is extremely important to us, and this call-up is a credit to the hard work he has put in over the past few years.
“We’re obviously disappointed to be losing Eathan at this stage of the season; however, this is the nature of signing an overseas player in the modern game.
“We wish Eathan all the best for the future, and we’d like to thank him for his contributions in a Middlesex shirt.
