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September 29, 2011
Left arm spinner David Wainwright has signed after Derbyshire gets to go to Yorkshire in search of regular first team action.
Wainwright, 26, spent a month on loan with the club during the 2011 season and will now try to revive his career have been displaced by the law of the strongest in Yorkshire. In early 2010, Wainwright has a small chance of making the England team have been named in Twenty20 Lions team visits the UAE, but then suffered a loss of form before struggling to keep their place in four days or day of County Cricket.
For Wainwright, previous experience of working with Karl Krikken, Derbyshire coach, has helped make his mind where his future lies. "There has been little interest in other provinces, but I worked for Karl in India before, and we came really well with him, so he had a strong impact," he said.
"I can see the club going in the right direction and we have a good nucleus of young players to take us forward in the coming years. The signs look good and he made the decision much easier."
Krikke, meanwhile, looks forward to working with Wainwright. "The first team opportunities were limited at times for him in Yorkshire," said Derbyshire site. "But the way to increase your chances of Derbyshire cricket more consistent and I hope David to become an important player for us in all forms of the game."
In 35 first class games has taken 82 wickets Wainwright at 36.62 with a best time of 60-40 when he has a batting average of 34.54 with two hundreds. On the first day of cricket, which has 43 wickets in 35.67, while in a Twenty20 21 of 26 games, plus a type of economy of 7.26.
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