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Batsmen Bowlers Overseas Keepers BATSMEN BOWLERS OVERSEAS £1,900 PER WEEK £1,400 PER WEEK £1,900 PER WEEK £1,400 PER WEEK £2,100 PER WEEK ID Blackwell (Dur) JWM Dalrymple (Gla) Azhar Mahmood (Ken) MA Ealham (Not) Derbyshire RS Bopara (Ess) LA Dawson (Ham) N Boje (Nor) CW Henderson (Lei) Chris Rogers (Aus) JL Clare (Der) BW Harmison (Dur) SCJ Broad (Not) PS Jones (Som) PD Collingwood (Dur) EC Joyce (Sus) G Chapple (Lan) RSC Martin-Jenkins (Sus) Durham MJ Di Venuto (Dur) CD Nash (Sus) SJ Harmison (Dur) MK Munday (Som) Shivnarine Chanderpaul (WI), DL Maddy (War) SD Peters (Nor) Kabir Ali (Wor) CEW Silverwood (Mid) David Warner (Aus, for the SR Patel (Not) WTS Porterfield (Glo) CK Langeveldt (Der) RN ten Doeschate (Ess) Twenty20 Cup) KP Pietersen (Ham) GP Rees (Gla) AU Rashid (Yor) JC Tredwell (Ken) MR Ramprakash (Sur) BF Smith (Wor) CD Thorp (Dur) CT Tremlett (Ham) Essex PD Trego (Som) CM Spearman (Glo) GG Wagg (Der) DH Wigley (Nor) Danish Kaneria (Pak) has M van Jaarsveld (Ken) MH Yardy (Sus) CR Woakes (War) CJC Wright (Ess) been approached £1,800 PER WEEK £1,300 PER WEEK £1,800 PER WEEK £1,300 PER WEEK Glamorgan IR Bell (War) F du Plessis (Lan) AR Adams (Not) JS Ahmed (Ess) Mark Cosgrove (Aus, for the AN Cook (Ess) J du Toit (Lei) AR Caddick (Som) JE Anyon (War) beginning of the season), Z de Bruyn (Som) GW Flower (Ess) NM Carter (War) DG Cork (Ham) Herschelle Gibbs (RSA, for MW Goodwin (Sus) AW Gale (Yor) RDB Croft (Gla) DA Cosker (Gla) the remainder of the season) WW Hinds (Der) JER Gallian (Ess) T Lungley (Der) SP Crook (Nor) JA Rudolph (Yor) BA Godleman (Mid) TJ Murtagh (Mid) CJ Jordan (Sur) Gloucestershire DJG Sales (Nor) GP Hodnett (Glo) DJ Pattinson (Not) JD Middlebrook (Ess) James Franklin (NZ) OA Shah (Mid) JK Maunders (Ess) CE Shreck (Not) J Needham (Der) GM Smith (Der) BM Shafayat (Not) GP Swann (Not) SA Patterson (Yor) Hampshire AJ Strauss (Mid) SD Stubbings (Der) JA Tomlinson (Ham) RJ Sidebottom (Not) Marcus North (Aus, for the ME Trescothick (Som) JO Troughton (War) JJ van der Wath (Nor) DR Smith (Sus) beginning of the season), Imran Tahir (Pak, for the £1,700 PER WEEK £1,200 PER WEEK £1,700 PER WEEK £1,200 PER WEEK remainder of the season) U Afzaal (Sur) DJ Birch (Der) TT Bresnan (Yor) J Allenby (Lei) DM Benkenstein (Dur) KJ Coetzer (Dur) RAG Cummins (Nor) GM Andrew (Wor) Kent JJ Cobb (Lei) JP Crawley (Ham) JAR Harris (Gla) GK Berg (Mid) Stuart Clark (Aus, for the SM Ervine (Ham) RN Grant (Gla) A Khan (Ken) DO Brown (Glor) beginning of the season) PJ Horton (Lan) JM Kemp (Ken) R McLaren (Ken) SJ Cliff (Lei) A McGrath (Yor) MJ Lumb (Ham) AD Mascarenhas (Ham) DS Harrison (Gla) Lancashire SC Moore (Wor) A Lyth (Yor) DD Masters (Ess) JD Lewry (Sus) Ashwell Prince (RSA, for the DI Stevens (Ken) MJ Powell (Gla) G Onions (Dur) GR Napier (Ess) beginning of the season), CG Taylor (Glo) DJ Redfern (Der) MS Panesar (Nor) WB Rankin (War) VVS Laxman (Ind, for the IJL Trott (War) MJ Walker (Ess) LE Plunkett (Dur) MJ Saggers (Ken) remainder of the season) MA Wagh (Not) IJ Westwood (War) AJ Shantry (Gla) TC Smith (Lan) Leicestershire £1,600 PER WEEK £1,100 PER WEEK £1,600 PER WEEK £1,100 PER WEEK Iain O'Brien (NZ) HD Ackerman (Lei) CC Benham (Ham) JM Anderson (Lan) R Clarke (War) MJ Brown (Sur) PM Borrington (Der) M Davies (Dur) JW Dernbach (Sur) Middlesex MA Butcher (Sur) MJ Chilton (Lan) AJ Hall (Nor) D Evans (Mid) Phillip Hughes (Aus, for the MA Carberry (Ham) V Chopra (Ess) MJ Hoggard (Yor) ST Finn (Mid) beginning of the season), SJ Croft (Lan) NJ Dexter (Mid) Imran Arif (Wor) AJ Ireland (Glo) Murali Kartik (Ind, for the RWT Key (Ken) HH Dippenaar (Lei) SP Jones (Wor) G Keedy (Lan) remainder of the season) DJ Malan (Mid) CD Hopkinson (Sus) RH Joseph (Ken) J Lewis (Glo) SA Newman (Sur) WI Jefferson (Not) SP Kirby (Glo) DS Lucas (Nor) Northamptonshire VS Solanki (Wor) ML Pettini (Ess) Murtaza Hussain (Sur) MN Malik (Lei) To be announced RA White (Nor) C White (Yor) SD Udal (Mid) BJ Phillips (Som) LJ Wright (Sus) BJ Wright (Gla) CM Willoughby (Som) CP Schofield (Sur) Nottinghamshire Adam Voges (Aus) £1,500 PER WEEK £1,000 PER WEEK £1,500 PER WEEK £1,000 PER WEEK JHK Adams (Ham) MM Ali (Wor) GJ Batty (Wor) JF Brown (Not) Somerset GR Breese (Dur) JGE Benning (Sur) AG Botha (War) PT Collins (Sur) Justin Langer JL Denly (Ken) MAG Boyce (Lei) A Flintoff (Lan) SJ Cook (Ken) NJ Edwards (Som) AD Brown (Not) PJ Franks (Not) GJ Kruis (Yor) Surrey APR Gidman (Glo) NRD Compton (Mid) GJP Kruger (Gla) OJ Newby (Lan) Grant Elliott (NZ, for the first JC Hildreth (Som) MB Loye (Lan) SI Mahmood (Lan) J Ormond (Sur) half of the season), Harbhajan Kadeer Ali (Glo) JJ Sayers (Yor) OP Rayner (Sus) AP Palladino (Ess) Singh (Ind) has been HJH Marshall (Glo) MD Stoneman (Dur) A Richardson (Mid) N Tahir (War) approached regarding the DKH Mitchell (Wor) MP Vaughan (Yor) AC Thomas (Som) AJ Tudor (Sur) second half of the season EJG Morgan (Mid) T Westley (Ess) DJ Wainwright (Yor) HT Waters (Gla) WR Smith (Dur) MJ Wood (Not) AG Wharf (Gla) PJ Wiseman (Dur) Sussex Yasir Arafat (Pak) KEEPERS Warwickshire £1,800 PER WEEK £1,600 PER WEEK £1,400 PER WEEK £1,200 PER WEEK To be announced T Frost (War) TR Ambrose (War) GO Jones (Ken) SJ Adshead (Glo) PA Nixon (Lei) JN Batty (Sur) P Mustard (Dur) AJ Hodd (Sus) Worcestershire SM Davies (Wor) SD Snell (Glo) TJ New (Lei) Ashley Noffke (Aus) £1,700 PER WEEK CMW Read (Not) LD Sutton (Lan) JS Foster (Ess) BJM Scott (Mid) £1,300 PER WEEK MH Wessels (Nor) Yorkshire DC Nash (Mid) GL Brophy (Yor) Rana Naved-ul-Hasan (Pak) NJ O'Brien (Nor) £1,500 PER WEEK FA Klokker (Der) £1,100 PER WEEK N Pothas (Ham) DJ Pipe (Der) MA Wallace (Gla) TG Burrows (Ham) MJ Prior (Sus) SM Guy (Yor) C Kieswetter (Som) Please note: The weekly salaries listed are in no way genuine … after all, this is pure fantasy!.
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