Middlesex’s Brookes signs for Gloucestershire

Middlesex’s Brookes signs for Gloucestershire

Henry Brookes Signs Three-Year Deal with Gloucestershire

New Signing Confirmed

Gloucestershire have officially secured fast bowler Henry Brookes on a three‑year contract starting next season. The 26‑year‑old originally arrived on loan for the campaign but a hamstring issue ended his stay early. He will finish the remainder of the season with Middlesex before formally joining the Bristol club.

Early Loan Cut Short

Brookes joined Gloucestershire on loan at the start of the current season in hopes of impressing. However, a hamstring injury forced his return to Middlesex after only a brief spell. The move reflects Gloucestershire’s interest in his potential despite the interrupted run.

Career‑Best Knock

Despite being a fast bowler, Brookes showcased his batting abilities with a career‑best 89 runs. That innings came in a dominant ten‑wicket victory over Derbyshire in April. The performance highlighted his versatility and added depth to the Gloucestershire lineup.

Quotes from Player and Coach

Brookes shared his thoughts on the website: “It’s been a quiet period for me, but I’m looking forward to getting back out on the pitch and showing people what I can do.” The right‑arm seamer’s comment captures his eagerness to resume competitive cricket after the injury lay‑off. Middlesex will see him through the rest of the season before his official transfer.

Head coach Jon Lewis, who has known Brookes for many years, said, “I’ve known Henry for a long time. We toured India together with the England Under‑19s back in 2017. He was a high‑potential fast bowler back then, and we still see him as a bowler with a huge amount of potential now. We don’t believe he’s anywhere near his ceiling.” Lewis’s endorsement underscores the belief in Brookes’s future growth.

What Lies Ahead?

With the three‑year deal, Gloucestershire aim to integrate Brookes as a key pace option for upcoming seasons. His experience at Middlesex will provide a smooth transition before the new campaign begins. Fans can expect the former England Under‑19 tourist to bolster the county’s attack with his raw potential.


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