Olly Stone Signs Two-Year Nottinghamshire Extension
The move keeps the pace bowler at Trent Bridge through 2028 to lock in experience and form as the club presses for trophies.
Overview
- Nottinghamshire announced on Monday that Olly Stone has signed a two-year contract extension that runs through the end of the 2028 season.
- The deal was confirmed two days after Stone produced a match haul of 10 for 116 at the Kia Oval, a performance that helped Nottinghamshire beat Surrey.
- Reports this season credit Stone with a strong return from injury, citing 46 wickets across formats and 26 Division One wickets as indicators of regained form.
- Stone publicly praised coaches Kevin Shine, Paul Franks and Peter Moores for his improvement, and Moores said Stone is back to his best with pace, control and skill.
- Nottinghamshire sit top of Division One after nine rounds and have reached both white-ball semi-finals, and the club views Stone’s retention as key to sustaining their trophy challenge.