Sussex has signed a two-year contract extension with home-grown all-rounder Fynn Hudson-Prentice.
The club said: “The new deal will see the 27-year-old remain at the 1st Central County Ground until at least 2026.
“Born in Haywards Heath, Hudson-Prentice came through the Sussex Pathway and made his debut for the first team in August 2015 at the age of 19.
“After a brief spell away from the club, which saw him first represent the MCC Young Cricketers, followed by two seasons at Derbyshire, Fynn returned home to his boyhood county in 2021.
“Although his return was hampered by injuries in 2021 and 2022, Fynn has gone on to establish himself as a vital component in Paul Farbrace’s team.
“In the County Championship in 2023, Fynn accumulated 879 runs, making nine half-centuries and averaging 48.83.
“He also contributed vital wickets with the red ball, taking 20 wickets helping Sussex to a third-place finish in Division 2.
“His efforts last season were recognised by the coaching team and members, when not only was he awarded Men’s Championship Player of the Year but he was also given his County Cap.”
Hudson-Prentice said: “I am delighted to have signed an extension with my boyhood club. I’m really enjoying working with Paul Farbrace and I am excited for what the future holds with the group of players we have here.”
Head coach Farbrace said: “We are delighted Fynn has committed his next three seasons to the club. He epitomises everything we are trying to create on and off the field.
“He is one of the most dedicated players I have had the pleasure of working with. He works extremely hard to give himself the best chance of success on the field.
“Fynn had an excellent all-round season this year and we all look forward to his continued development as a player.
“He is a genuine three in one player and is continually looking to improve his skills.”
