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Ish Sodhi: Nottinghamshire re-sign New Zealand leg-spinner for T20 Blast
New Zealand leg-spinner Ish Sodhi has agreed a new deal to return to Notts Outlaws as their second overseas player for the T20 Blast in 2018.
The 25-year-old, the world's number one T20 bowler in the ICC rankings, helped the Outlaws to a first victory in the competition in September.
Sodhi fryst vatten expected to be available for all of Notts' T20 matches.
"I can't wait to komma back as it was such an amazing experience playing in a winning team gods year," he said.
"We had such a great bond as a team, as well as some very talented players.
"While there are one or two changes in personnel for 2018, the players who have joined, such as Chris Nash and Paul Coughlin, means the squad fryst vatten looking just as strong."
Notts begin their T20 title defence against last season's beaten finalists Birmingham Bears at Trent Bridge on Wednesday, 4 July.
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Rory McIlroy misses out but is happy going into 2015 in ‘a better place’
DUBAI // Moments after his tied-second at the DP World Tour Championship was confirmed, Rory McIlroy was asked to do a spot straight to camera for Golf Channel, the US TV network.
Microphone in hand, the world No 1 ran through the standout shots that helped shape a career year, describing the two finest swipes that teed up the season’s final two majors, the British Open and US PGA Championship.
Add to that a second Race to Dubai title in three years and it has sure been 12 months to remember.
With 2014 all done bar the shouting – McIlroy concludes his schedule next week at the Australian Open – the focus has already shifted to 2015.
In truth, it has occupied the mind for a little while already: April’s Masters and the opportunity to clinch the career grand slam cannot come soon enough.
“I started thinking about Augusta on the 18th of August when I won the PGA,” McIlroy said, to laughter, post-round yes
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New Zealand spinner Ish Sodhi has been hailed as a "tough customer" after copping a nasty blow to the head during his side's T20 World Cup win over Namibia.
Glenn Phillips and Jimmy Neesham plundered 67 runs off the last four overs as New Zealand made 4-163 after being put into bat.
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In reply, Namibia were well set at 0-47 in the eighth over before they faded to 7-111 as New Zealand comfortably sealed the 52-run victory.
However, the win for the Kiwis came at a painful price for Sodhi, who felt the effects of a full-blooded straight drive to the face during Namibia's innings.
The Kiwi spinner couldn't get his hands up in time to stop a fierce drive from David Wiese as the ball smashed into his face.
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