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Ollie Price Extends Stay with Gloucestershire Cricket for Two More Years

Gloucestershire all-rounder Ollie Price has signed a two-year contract extension, ensuring his presence in the squad until the end of the 2028 season.

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club has announced that all-rounder Ollie Price has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2028 season. The 25-year-old has been a significant contributor to the team since his debut, showcasing his skills both with the bat and ball.

Price, who has progressed through the club’s academy system, has amassed over 5,500 runs in all formats throughout his career and has taken 93 wickets. His performances this season have been particularly noteworthy, with 312 runs and three wickets recorded in just six County Championship matches.

Leadership and Impact

Director of cricket Jon Lewis praised Price for his development into a key figure within the squad. Lewis stated, “Ollie has come through our pathway and developed into a key figure within the squad. He sets high standards every day, both through his performances and the example he sets around the group.” This sentiment reflects the respect Price has earned among his teammates, as he has become a leader in the dressing room.

Future Prospects

With this new contract, Price will continue to play a vital role in Gloucestershire’s ambitions in the County Championship and other competitions. His all-round abilities make him an invaluable asset to the team, and fans will be eager to see how he contributes in the upcoming seasons.

Recent Developments

  • Price’s contract extension follows recent signings by the club, including Dhariwal and Alsop, who have also committed to Gloucestershire.
  • These moves indicate a strong focus on building a competitive squad for the future.

As Gloucestershire looks ahead, the retention of players like Ollie Price is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge in domestic cricket.

Source: This original report was produced by WTGO Newsroom using verified reporting from BBC Cricket.