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"Wheels in Motion" as Hampshire Look to Finalise Overseas Signing for 2027
Hampshire look set to bring back a familiar and hugely popular figure as preparations for 2027 continue.
19.09.26News
Heat is on as Dean Prepares to Lead England out at Lord's
Former Hampshire and Havant star, Charlie Dean, will lead England out at Lord's this evening for a match that could seal their place in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup. The Hawk spoke to her former Hampshire coach on the pride that the county should feel at Dean's accession to the top job as Nat Sciver-Brunt recovers from injury.
24.06.26Features
Amanda-Jade Wellington: "A doctor told me I was putting my life at risk every day"
Hampshire's Australian leg-spinner on heart surgery, a fresh perspective on life, why the gap between England and Australia is closing fast, and why she'd love nothing more than to come back to the county next summer.
22.06.26Features
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Sonny Side Up - A Day to Remember for Hampshire Quick
Sonny Baker has had a number of memorable days since arriving at Hampshire last summer, but few will match Wednesday, when he celebrated a new two year deal with the county and an England call-up.
13.05.26News
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These Boys Have Their Futures in the Palm of Their Hands
Kyle Abbott will once again lead Hampshire's attack this summer, and he's expecting both Ben Mayes and Manny Lumsden to play key roles as Hampshire begin a new era under Russell Domingo.
01.04.26Features
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"Swing bowling is like art - If you can’t do it, then you don’t understand it," says Hampshire new boy Jayden Seales
Hampshire have announced the signing of Jayden Seales as a replacement for Michael Neser, who was pulled out of his red ball contract with the county by Cricket Australia earlier this week. So what can Hampshire expect from the 24-year-old?
05.03.26Features
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Could Michael Neser's Withdrawal be a Blessing in Disguise for Hampshire's Young Pace Bowlers?
Michael Neser has been pulled out of his County Championship stint with Hampshire by Cricket Australia. But as Hampshire look for his replacement, there might be a silver-lining.
04.03.26News
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County Players Need to be Able to Dream of England Recognition - I'm Not Sure That's Happening at the Moment
Nick Gubbins is one of a growing number of county cricketers who have grown frustrated at the closed nature of selection for this England Test side.
12.02.26Features
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He was the greatest fast bowler in the world - but to me Malcolm Marshall was just my housemate
On the 26th anniversary of his death at the age of just 41, Cardigan Connor tells The Hawk what it was like to play alongside and live with one of the greatest fast bowlers to have ever played the game.
05.11.25Features
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Brief substitute appearance bars Hampshire's Scott Currie from Scotland action for the next three years - Exclusive
Cricket Scotland have no plans to challenge a ruling that means Scott Currie can't play for Scotland for the next three years.
04.11.25News
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What happened to John Turner this season? Quite a lot actually.....
The Hawk catches up with John Turner in a Winchester coffee shop and is pleased to report that he's alive and well. Just a little frustrated.
08.10.25Features
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Major announcement expected on key appointment for Hampshire women
Paul Prichard is out of contract after taking over the Hampshire women's head coach role from Charlotte Edwards back in April.
04.10.25News
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Hampshire players in line for England central contracts
The Hawk understands that there will be at least two Hampshire players earning central contracts when the ECB announce the awards for the upcoming international season this month.
03.10.25News
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The England starlet forged in Hungerford
Lauren Bell began her cricket journey at Hungerford, broke through a glass ceiling at Bradfield and is now looking to smash it with England at this winter's 50 over World Cup.
02.10.25Features
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Dad had to book me into karate classes to improve my coordination - Sonny Baker's route to the top
Hampshire's Sonny Baker says he only chose to play cricket because he was so bad at other sports. That's unlikely to be entirely true but he does claim that his dad had to book him into karate classes in a bid to improve his hand-eye coordination.
01.09.25Features