Noman Ali: Lancashire sign spinner for final six games of County Championship season


Lancashire have signed Pakistan spinner Noman Ali for the final six games of the County Championship season.

The 39-year-old has taken 101 wickets in 22 Tests since making his first appearance in 2021.

Noman is likely to make his Red Rose debut when they play Northamptonshire on 20 August.

“His record speaks for itself with the red ball and we believe his experience and know-how will make a real difference to us in these final six Championship games,” director of cricket performance Mark Chilton told the club website., external

Noman made his Pakistan debut aged 34 and took five wickets against South Africa.

He claimed nine wickets, including 6-42 in the second innings, in his country’s emphatic series-sealing win over England in October 2024.



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