Somerset wicketkeeper-batsman Steve Davies has committed his long-term future to the County after signing a new contract extension that promises to keep him at the West Country until at least the end of the 2022 season.
The 34-year-old joined Somerset on a three-year deal from Surrey in 2017. Since then he has established himself as a regular in the team, scoring over 3300 runs and nearly 200 dismissals for the County.
The Englishman has featured in eight ODIs and five IT20s for England.
Davies said: “My time at Somerset so far has been extremely special and I’m really pleased to have extended my stay. The last few years have shown that we could really be on the threshold of something very special and I can’t wait to play a part in that.
“We have a great squad of players and everyone is pushing to get better every day. The atmosphere in the camp is outstanding and hopefully we can push on to even bigger things in the next few years.”
Steve Davies has signed a contract extension with Somerset County Cricket Club! 🤝
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— Somerset Cricket 🏏 (@SomersetCCC) February 1, 2021