Hampshire bring in Aussies to revive red ball fortunes - but are more arrivals likely?
12.12.25, 12:01 Updated 12.12.25, 12:05
Rich Edwards
Michael Neser spent last weekend ripping through England's wafer-thin batting line-up in the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
And Hampshire supporters will be hoping for more of the same after the county confirmed he will be heading to the Utilita Bowl for the opening six matches of next season's County Championship.
There was two pieces of good news on Friday morning, with the announcement that South Australia's Jake Lehmann - the son of Darren and nephew of former Hampshire coach, Craig White - had also signed a two-year deal with the county.
He will play for Hampshire on an English passport.
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